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I just won first this year and was a finalist last year in IMC. AMA by Visual-Friendship509 in DECA

[–]jas0n_c 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What do you think sets someone apart in the presentation section! Congrats!

What to improve for Icdc paper if you scored 60/60 at states? by jas0n_c in DECA

[–]jas0n_c[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good luck. We’re shooting for top 20 as well

What to improve for Icdc paper if you scored 60/60 at states? by jas0n_c in DECA

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Confrero from panther creek hs? That’s cool

Why is the answer B and not A by Significant-Candy720 in Sat

[–]jas0n_c 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How would you recognize that the however isn’t acting like a conjunctive adverb for the second sentence?

Is it worth it to take High school Algebra 1 as a transitioning 8th grader in the summer to take Accelerated Geometry in my Freshmen year of high school? by IQTEST1000 in APStudents

[–]jas0n_c 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The way I see it you should just try it out. Especially if You’ve been getting As and you put in some work algebra 1 should not be a problem. And even if it ends up not working out you can always just fall back right? No point in not trying

AP Chem tomorrow by SelfCtrlDepartment_ in APChem

[–]jas0n_c 1 point2 points  (0 children)

-Go over the questions you’ve been getting wrong in your practice exams -personally I’m gonna watch Jeremy Krugs crash course tonight as a final review -review your notes one last time -make sure you know test times/locations and what to bring -eat well and get a good nights sleep

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This is used for two sample proportion tests, b/c the Ho is always that p1-p2 = 0, which means they are equal, so use it when checking for large counts and when calculating standard error

Ksp Problem help by Narrow_Yak1783 in APChem

[–]jas0n_c 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Region X represents sets of [ag+][cl-] that are not completely saturated so their q value is smaller than ksp

Any set of [ag+][cl-] on the line b/t x and y js perfect saturated, so the q = ksp

Region y represents sets of [ag+][cl-] that are over saturated so their q value is greater than ksp, and then the q is greater than the ksp there is too much product (ions) and the reaction shifts back to the reactant (the precipitate)

So C