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clo4cb wrote: »

Humerus, radius and ulna.

What was appeasement?

It was a policy introduced by Neveille Chamberlain to allow Hitler to 'revise' some of the terms of the Treaty of Verseilles to keep him satisfied and ultimately avoid the oubreak of another world war.

What's the difference between convex and concave lenses?
Give 3 uses of lenses.

Daniel2oo9 wrote: »

What is the proper word for the breast bone?[/QUOTE]

The Sternum.

What is the main part of the blood?[/QUOTE]

Isn't the blood made up of a large percentage of plasma?

_LilyRose_

yeah..?
anyway, moving on:

Who signed the Anglo-Irish Agreement of 1985??

_LilyRose_ wrote: »

yeah..?
anyway, moving on:

Who signed the Anglo-Irish Agreement of 1985??

Margaret Thatcher and Garret Fitzgereald.(can't spell weird names lol)

Three factors to consider before deciding on a place to save money and what are the four places of saving money? (wow thats phrased badly I'm half asleep now lol)

Glee_GG

katiemce wrote: »

Margaret Thatcher and Garret Fitzgereald.(can't spell weird names lol)

Three factors to consider before deciding on a place to save money and what are the four places of saving money? (wow thats phrased badly I'm half asleep now lol)

banks/building societies/credit unions/ post office

1. rate of interest 2. is it easy to get access to your money 3. is interest subject to DIRT

ammmm what is the formula for
1. net profit percentage
2. gross profit percentage
3. Return on capital employed
4. rate of stockturnover

Glee_GG wrote: »

banks/building societies/credit unions/ post office

1. rate of interest 2. is it easy to get access to your money 3. is interest subject to DIRT

ammmm what is the formula for
1. net profit percentage
2. gross profit percentage
3. Return on capital employed
4. rate of stockturnover

net prof/sales x100
gross profit/sales x100
net profit/cap employed x100
I really forget I think its like average stock/ something
All of the above are probably wrong. Meh I hates business anyway!!

What are the conditions needed for rusting and what is corrosion?

RML

katiemce wrote: »

net prof/sales x100
gross profit/sales x100
net profit/cap employed x100
I really forget I think its like average stock/ something
All of the above are probably wrong. Meh I hates business anyway!!

What are the conditions needed for rusting and what is corrosion?

Conditions needed for rusting are water and oxygen.
Corrision is an undesirable process whereby a metal changes to its oxide or some other compound by combining with oxygen in the air.

Science: What are the properties of plastic?

RML wrote: »

Conditions needed for rusting are water and oxygen.
Corrision is an undesirable process whereby a metal changes to its oxide or some other compound by combining with oxygen in the air.

Science: What are the properties of plastic?

Can be dyed, are light, melt when heated, poor conductors of heat ahhhh idk

name the compund of natural gas/methane

Glee_GG

katiemce wrote: »

Can be dyed, are light, melt when heated, poor conductors of heat ahhhh idk

name the compund of natural gas/methane

covalent?! made of a carbon atoms and 4 hydrogen atoms?!

what is fertilistation in relation to humans?

Ally7

Glee_GG wrote: »

covalent?! made of a carbon atoms and 4 hydrogen atoms?!

what is fertilistation in relation to humans?

the fusion of the nuclei of the male and female gametes.

What was the name of the covered walkway which surrounded a medeival garden in a monastery?

redhotchilli

Raphael wrote: »

It is. Along with a large amount of phyics formulae \o/

Anyway, name an example of an endothermic reaction

annomiam nitrate and water?

WanderingSoul

redhotchilli wrote: »

annomiam nitrate and water?

That's not the current question and you don't need to know that for the JC.

The current question is:

Ally7 wrote:

What was the name of the covered walkway which surrounded a medeival garden in a monastery?

Ally7 wrote: »

the fusion of the nuclei of the male and female gametes.

What was the name of the covered walkway which surrounded a medeival garden in a monastery?

Anywaysss it's called a cloister:D

History:What were turnpike trusts?:eek:

coolyourjets wrote: »

Anywaysss it's called a cloister:D

History:What were turnpike trusts?:eek:

Companies during the transport revolution who fixed up roads and then charged people a toll for using them?

Business: Name 3 statutory deductions from pay in Ireland

Glee_GG

Deleted User wrote: »

Companies during the transport revolution who fixed up roads and then charged people a toll for using them?

Business: Name 3 statutory deductions from pay in Ireland

theres only 2 isnt there? PAYE and PRSI?

3 right of an employee and employer

Glee_GG wrote: »

theres only 2 isnt there? PAYE and PRSI?

3 right of an employee and employer

Last year's budget: The income levy

Employee:
To get a fair wage
To not be discriminated against because of sex age beliefs etc
For their job to remain there for them after maternity/sick leave
To not be unfairly dismissed

Employer:
To receive a fair day's work from their employee
To not get property damaged by the employee
To dismiss an employee who's work is not satisfactory after being warned

Science: Define the words - Phototropism and Geotropism

Deleted User wrote: »

Last year's budget: The income levy

Employee:
To get a fair wage
To not be discriminated against because of sex age beliefs etc
For their job to remain there for them after maternity/sick leave
To not be unfairly dismissed

Employer:
To receive a fair day's work from their employee
To not get property damaged by the employee
To dismiss an employee who's work is not satisfactory after being warned

Science: Define the words - Phototropism and Geotropism

Phototropism: The reaction of a plant to light cells????
Geotropism: The reaction of a plant to gravity

History:Who were the Aos Dana??:pac:

coolyourjets wrote: »

Phototropism: The reaction of a plant to light cells????
Geotropism: The reaction of a plant to gravity

History:Who were the Aos Dana??:pac:

Hate history so much but ah well, have to study it some time before Wednesday :pac:
The royal family from which a Rí could be voted?

Or Is the Aos Dana the people with special skills like the druid, poet etc?

Colm!

second one, OulDublinHead.

Prove that if two triangles are equiangular, the lengths of their corresponding sides are in proportion.

How can we possibly do that over this? :pac:
Thanks for the right answer by the way

ye i agree nobody is gonna write all that out:L

History:Name 3 causes of the agricultural revolution:D

coolyourjets wrote: »

ye i agree nobody is gonna write all that out:L

History:Name 3 causes of the agricultural revolution:D

A growing population needed effective ways of growing a large number of crops.
Acts of Enclosure?
Charles Townshend's Norfolk Crop rotation system?

Deleted User wrote: »

A growing population needed effective ways of growing a large number of crops.
Acts of Enclosure?
Charles Townshend's Norfolk Crop rotation system?

Nope sorry there consequences:/
1.Increase of population in towns
2.Fallow land
3.Diseases spread among animals

Science:boiling point of a liquid?

RML

coolyourjets wrote: »

Nope sorry there consequences:/
1.Increase of population in towns
2.Fallow land
3.Diseases spread among animals

Science:boiling point of a liquid?

Water - 100 degrees
Alcohol - 70 degrees

Science: Define pollination?

RML wrote: »

Water - 100 degrees
Alcohol - 70 degrees

Science: Define pollination?

The transfer of pollen from the anther to the filament

Science:What is an ionic bond?

coolyourjets wrote: »

The transfer of pollen from the anther to the filament

Science:What is an ionic bond?

Transfer of pollen from stamen to carpel

An ionic bond is when 2 substances join together with a tranfer of electrons in the outer shell of the 2 atoms. One becomes postively charged and the other is negatively charged. These bonds are hard to breaking and often occur between a metal and a non-metal

Science: Define the term isotope

Deleted User wrote: »

Transfer of pollen from stamen to carpel

An ionic bond is when 2 substances join together with a tranfer of electrons in the outer shell of the 2 atoms. One becomes postively charged and the other is negatively charged. These bonds are hard to breaking and often occur between a metal and a non-metal

Science: Define the term isotope

Stigma to be more precise

an isotope is an atom of the same element which contains the same atomic number but a diff mass number, i.e a different number of neutrons in the nucleus

What is the function of the cilliary muscle?

katiemce wrote: »

Stigma to be more precise
an isotope is an atom of the same element which contains the same atomic number but a diff mass number, i.e a different number of neutrons in the nucleus

What is the function of the cilliary muscle?

Adjusts the shape of the lens

If we're going for precise it would be from anther to stigma :P

Deleted User wrote: »

Adjusts the shape of the lens

If we're going for precise it would be from anther to stigma :P

Haha true. I didn't read the 'stamen' part :P