A group of grade 12 physical science learners are given two test tubes which contain two unknown hydrocarbons. They need to determine which of the hydrocarbons is saturated/unsaturated

1. plan an investigation they are going to undertake to determine that.

2. write down a scientific report on your investigation.

How long should your report be? How many words to I need to write?

So... so... so wait a minute... You want US to write out this report for you so you don't have to?

YES!!

I LOVE doing someone else's homework to keep them from having to take the time out of their day and do it!! I also get all giddy when I think of how we will be tricking the teachers into thinking that the lazy student actually did it!
OH! OH!! And... I also think it's awesome how the lazy student will actually learn NOTHING when I do their homework for them!!

Golly! I wish they had this feature when I was a kid! That way, I could have learned nothing and just skated through school!

When I'm done with it, did you want me to post it here or email it to you?

Wait a minute! I said I'M going to do the research, perform the experiment, write the paper.

Please - go and do someone else's homework. I'm very, very good at physics (or whatever this is). Well, not as good as I am in math, but we're not talking about math.

Here, this person needs a formula (or something). https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/math-s...ml#post3448162

I already have the first four words - "Once upon a time." Now I just need to flesh it out a little.

So get off this thread and go do someone else's homework.

Did I find out how many words I need to write?

(I was planning on home delivery, but I suppose either mailing or posting it would work.)

Oh, come on! I wanted this one!

Ok Judy, I like you... I'll let you handle this homework assignment, I guess. Just so you can keep in practice.

I would write maybe 2,000 words or so. I suppose you could make it longer if the mood hits you and you have an extra 4 or 5 hours to kill.