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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
The most common method used for the identification of alkenes is the bromine water test. We simply have to add a few drops of bromine water to the compound which is to be identified. If the compound actually is an alkene, the reddish brown colour will get decolorized (? bond reacts with bromine and breaks the double bond).
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
Family of planes: x+y+z+1+? (2x-y+z+3)=0. Parallel to line means dot product of normals is zero.
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
Average speed = (f (t? )-f (t? )/ (t? -t? ) = a (t? +t? )+b.
Instantaneous speed = f' (t)=2at+b.
2at+b=a (t? +t? ) ⇒ t= (t? +t? )/2.
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10 months agoContributor-Level 9
α, β are roots of x²+5√2x+10=0. α+β=-5√2, αβ=10.
P? + 5√2P? + 10P? = 0.
So P? +5√2P? =-10P? P? +5√2P? =-10P?
Expression = P? (-10P? )/P? (-10P? ) = 1.
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10 months agoContributor-Level 9
α+110+54+30+β=584 ⇒ α+β=390.
Median=45. L=40, N=584, C=α+110+54=α+164, f=30, h=10.
45 = 40 + [ (292- (α+164)/30]*10 = 40 + (128-α)/3.
5 = (128-α)/3 ⇒ 15=128-α ⇒ α=113.
β = 390-113=277.
|α-β|=164.
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
Here are the important applications of alkanes in our everyday lives:
- Fuel in Vehicles
- Heating and Cooking
- Lubrication
- Power Generation
- Wax and Solvents
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
m (AP)=tan60°=√3. y-2√3=√3 (x-2). At x=1, y=√3. A= (1, √3).
m (AB)=tan120°=-√3. y-√3=-√3 (x-1) ⇒ √3x+y=2√3. (3, -√3) satisfies
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