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How do u find alpha and beta in this question lol thanks :D

alright thanks guys :D

yea wondering if there were any definite answers lol

thx lol, na this is just for chem tutor, cos he goes thru the basics rlly fast and then go into some deep shit, and i cant even understand half of it cos my science teacher never taught me anything. So now i gotta self learn all the basics :( so sad

thx, so that means group 3, 4 and 5 dont form ions? O_O

updated with question and answer lol

Why dont Silicon, Carbon, Boron and phosphorus form ions? Heres teh question: Heres da answer: Dunno why silicon, carbon, boron and phos dont form ions :/ Thanks :D

How do u do this question :/ EDIT: NVM

ahh kk thx :D thats 1 less question to ask my teacher lol

here ya go

i think we can all agree on that circle geo is gay

i dont understand it but yea thx lol, dw about it ill just ask my teacher :D, easier to explain irl

i understand how u get all those but where do you sub it in? in the triangle? but in the end it gets eliminated again doesnt it? O_O

O kk thx, but in the end I can't solve alpha cos it gets eliminated lol... i dunno i think i might have made a mistake

how do u do 3a :(

yea thx la :D

lol crap i didnt notice it was a isos. triangle

Yea, I got it using sine rule after doing that, but I thought there wud be a proper circle geo method to solve this

x^2 + 12x = x^2 + 12x + 36 - 36 Still unsolvable O_O

thx, i tried solving the equation and i still cant solve it... O_O AM x AN = x(x+12) OA-OT = x OA+OT = x+12 So subbing them in: x(x+12)=x(x+12)