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Strawberry001:You are welcome. |
DrBESTJC:There is actually a way you can get the exact value of the square root of a number. To find the square root of a number x: _/x=(x/y+y)/2 Where x=the number whose square root is to be determined and y=the number which when squared give a perfect sqr close to x, that is, y^2 is close to x. This method must be repeated at least thrice. For example, (i) to find the sqrt of 2: x=2, y=1(since 1^2 is close to x) _/2=(2/1+1)/2=3/2=1.5. Repeat the method again but ur new y will be 1.5: (2/1.5+1.5)/2=(17/6)/2=17/12=1.42. Repeat the method the third time but ur new y will be 1.42: (2/1.42+1.42)/2=1.4142. You can keep repeating this method like dis. (ii) to find sqrt of 13: x=13, y=3(since 3^2 is a perfect square close to 13). _/13=(13/3+3)/2=11/3=3.7. Repeat the method again, (13/3.7+3.7)/2=3.61. Repeat the method again, (13/3.61+3.61)/2=3.60555. Repeat the method continuously. |
Strawberry001:No, Commercial and Art Students are inclusive. If you have any question you don't understand, you can drop it here and the Commercial and Art gurus will help you solve it. |
Strawberry001:Download ur jamb subject combinations for UI Practice Questions in this link - http://sglivechat.com/forum2_theme_110615837.xhtml?tema=246 |
Eben331:Pls someone should solve this question for me. |
DrBESTJC:C |
DrBESTJC:Thanks a lot sir...it's very explicit. |
Obakenny01:Yes, they've regained accreditation for Pharmacy. You can check the eligibility of the course for 2018/2019 through IBASS to be sure. |
TeflonBlixx:Thanks. This was what I got also but the answer the textbook got was 7.1cm. |
Eben331:Pls I need solution to this question. Someone should help out. |
Obakenny01:Yes. |
Nltaliban:Thank you very much. You have been helpful always. |
Nltaliban:Pls is it certain that UI Post Utme will take place on September? |
abiolamitodun:NECO/WAEC certificates are always out after four years of writing the exam. |
Damayogenius18:Yeah, it's been a while bro. What I am actually trying to say is that ordinary covalent bond can be grouped into polar and non-polar. |
@Damayogenius, Covalent bond is an interatomic bond that is formed when there is an equal sharing of electron(s) between the participant atoms. We have two types of covalent bond; they are polar and non-polar covalent bonds while hydrogen bond on the other hand, is the intermolecular bond between hydrogen and highly electronegative elements( ie oxygen, fluorine and nitrogen). |
A hydrometer has a weighted bulb of volume 30cm^3 and a uniform stem with a cross-sectional area of 1cm^2. When floating in water 3cm of the stem is immersed. What length of this stem will be immersed when the hydrometer floats in a liquid of density 0.89gcm^-3. PLS SHOW FULL WORKINGS! CC: DrBESTJC, TeflonBlixx and others. |
Aceed:I think there is a mistake in the equation or perhaps I don't understand the question. There is supposed not to be two xs in the equation, but there can be t and x in the equation. Using y=Asin[2(pie)ft-2(pie)x/lamda] You will then equate this equation with the one you were given in the question. Check the question again. |
DrBESTJC:Method 1-Using this format: _/x=_/y+(x-y)/2_/y where x=number whose squareroot is to be determined, y=perfect square close to x. This is only correct to 2 dp. It is just an approximate method of finding square root of numbers. Method 2- Using this format: _/x=(x/y+y)/2 where x=the number whose square root is determined, y=the number which when squared give a perfect square close to x i.e y^2 is close to x. This method is accurate but the procedures have to be repeated at least three times. For example, to find the square root of 2: x=2, y=1(since 1^2 is a perfect square close to 2): _/2=(2/1+1)/2=1.5 Repeat the procedure again but ur new y will be 1.5: (2/1.5+1.5)/2=1.42. Repeat the method the third time: (2/1.42+1.42)/2=1.4142. You can continue repeating this procedure like this... It is just that this method is cumbersome. |
emmanuelog090:Read previous pages. |
[quote author=DrBESTJC post=68947222
JAMB IBASS DETAILS
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Step 4: Since you're Jambite , select
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instruction and select your...[/quote]Thanks boss. I really appreciate. |
TeflonBlixx:3(ii) time=50s and 150s You are required to use 37.5km as your height and not 50km. |
Pls guys, what is all abt this so-called jamb matriculation list? Are we to upload our results on the jamb ibass website and why should we do dat? I don't understand. Thanks in anticipation. |
(1) A swimmer is capable of swimming at 1.4m/s in still water. (a) how far downstream will be land if he swims directly across a 180m wide river? (b) how long will it take him to reach the other side? (2) A man can row at 6km/hr in still water and wants to cross a river to a position exactly opposite his starting point. If the river is 5km wide and is flowing at 4km/hr eastwards, find the direction in which he must set off in order to accomplish his objective. How long will it take to cross the river? |
TeflonBlixx:Welldone Sir. I think there is another way we can solve dat Question 1. |
oyejide06:Download ur jamb combo for UI Practice Questions in the link above. |
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Aceed:TeflonBlixx has worked the answer out for you. |
dannyboii1:Since the resistors are connected in parallel, then the voltage will be the same throughout the circuit ie it is constant. This is why it's not required in the calculation. |
ChiomaMee:Ok. |
Aceed:8640J |
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