Arrange the following in decreasing order of acidity
I think it's S>P>R>Q
(Q) forms an anti aromatic conjugate base. So its the least acidic compound here.
(R) forms forms a conjugate base which is only stabilized by electron withdrawing (inductive) effect of $\ce{S}$.
(P) forms an aromatic...
How should I do this? There would be 3 cases (2, 3, 4, 8), (2,3,5,7) and (2, 4, 5, 6) of 1/3 probability each? These arent ordered pairs btw. Just the number of balls of different colours with highest being green
Bag contains 17 balls of 4 different colours. There exists minimum of 2 balls of a particular colour in the bag. Bag contains maximum number of green balls and the number of balls of any two colours aren't the same. If we randomly pick 11 balls from the bag such that there should be at least two balls of the same colour and the remaining balls of another colour. Then the probability of having at least one green ball among those 11 balls picked from the bag?
@TedShifrin I think "best suitable" tries to imply that one should attempt to make it least crowded crowded for the pigeons but indeed the language confusing
There are 5 holes on a wall and a total of 17 pigeons have to be kept in them. Which of the following options(choices) are correct and can be the best suitable arrangement? a) Every filled/occupied hole has a minimum of 3 pigeons b) Every filled /occupied hole has at least 2 pigeons but not more than 4 pigeons c) Every filled/occupied hole has not less than 2 pigeons d) All of the above e) The filled/occupied holes have not less than 4 pigeons
The answer key says it's the second option (b) but I really cant wrap my head around why the first option (a) is wrong
Hello @JohnRennie sir. I had posted this question which I couldn't understand completely even after getting an answer. Can you please take a look at it? (The comments at the end of the recieved answer help to understand my issue better). Here's the link: physics.stackexchange.com/questions/666052/…
Arrange the following in decreasing order of acidity
I think it's S>P>R>Q
(Q) forms an anti aromatic conjugate base. So its the least acidic compound here.
(R) forms forms a conjugate base which is only stabilized by electron withdrawing (inductive) effect of $\ce{S}$.
(P) forms an aromatic...
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