I

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• The mass ratio follows from the amplitudes of both velocity curves.

• The term R/n[sup]2[/sup] results from the simple Bohr theory.

• Much of the utility of the binomial theorem stems from the properties of the coefficients.

• The most important conclusion to emerge from such a model is that ...

• The above advantages result from the high spectral irradiances of lasers.

II

• Lava flows emerge from fissures on the flanks of the dome.

• Turbid water which issues from the mouths of streams inhibits reef development.

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• Out of n numbered objects a[sub]1[/sub], a[sub]2[/sub], ... , a[sub]n[/sub], one object may be chosen in n ways.

• Two out of every three molecules become negatively charged.

• Of all the possible conformations, we can distinguish two general types.

• One in ten growth layers has actual diagnostic value.

• Among the 40 tubes, only a few are high-vacuum rectifiers.

• The vessel is fabricated from steel.

• It is evident from the curve that ...

• The core is fabricated of aluminium-nickel alloy.

• Of these three elements, Cd is the most effective.