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C/P AAMC FL 3 - Q15
Hello all - Just a chemistry question I'd like some help with from the AAMC FL 3 test. I tried googling it, but it is such a specific scenario I can't seem to find the right explanation I'm looking...
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How on earth to calculate (0.95)^10? I got this wrong because I had no idea what they were even asking, but I do know that since 0.95 < 1, that it will decrease each time so I can cross out D.
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What does this mean? "sound travels faster in medium that is more resistant to compression." "sound travels slower in medium with greater density." Aren't those two contradicting each other because a...
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View ArticleEK 101 BIOMOLECULES Test 2A PASSAGE 1 #4 *SPOILER*
Hi. The passage stated that Aurora A is important for formation of bipolar mitotic spindles. The question asked which phase of mitosis would be affected if there is a decrease of Aurora A expression. I...
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Hey everyone I have not started doing full lengths but I will soon. How many Full Lengths do you think I should squeeze in before my Exam (August hopefully)? Also, I know AAMC has a couple of full...
View Article[spoiler]Physics QBANK#74 (work, pulley)
For this question.... So I get the solution (kind of). Yes, we're using pulleys so maybe we use less force, but that force is just applied over a larger distance so that in the end, total work done is...
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Hi, So, I know that if an object if floating, then density object x Volume of the object x gravity = density of the fluid x volume submerged x gravity g cancels out, we're left with: density of the...
View ArticleAAMC FL1 P/S #21 Help please
This is my reasoning, please help me find where I went wrong: A seemed likely using common sense, I know there are ethics committees for research and I didn't feel they would agree doing studies on...
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View ArticleAAMC 9CBT #47 (Physics)
Visible light travels more slowly through an optically dense medium than through a vacuum. A possible explanation for this could be that the light: A. is absorbed and re-emitted by the atomic structure...
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MCAT Snell Law
I got the question right but I am not sure the specifics of why I would choose this answer. It was more of a gut response. At what incident angle (θi) does a ray have to first hit the collection face...
View ArticlePhysics Q pack #82
I was reviewing this problem, and I'm getting confused about what theta is in the equation for W=Fxcostheta I know it says that theta in this case for the Force of friction and displacement is 180...
View ArticleQuestion on AAMC Practice full length 1 B/B #32
Can someone explain why B can't be the answer. My reasoning was that in the passage, above equation 1, it states that ornithine is an AMINO ACID that is found in cells but NOT INCORPORTATED INTO...
View ArticleSection Bank C/P #73. Possible mistake?
So I got the question right, but I think I have been messed up with the concept of millimoles since like AP Chem from years ago. The solution states that '10 mM of MgCl2' indicates that there are 10^-2...
View ArticlePoiseuille's principle vs flow rate continuity equation
I'm confused with how according to the poiseuille's equation as you increase the radius the flow rate also increases, but according to Q = A1v1 = A2v2 the avg speed and area on each side should be...
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Different Versions of Poiseuille's Law?
In my studying I came across a different version of Poiseuille's Law than I'm used to seeing. While I am used to seeing it in this form: I just saw a problem easily solved by using the form below,...
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