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  1. How to solve current, voltage and resistance using GRESA

    This lesson aims to help Grade 8 Science students learn how to solve current, voltage and resistance using GRESA methodMUSIC:Far Away by Roa https://soundclo...

  2. What Is The GRESA Method?

    But with these examples, perhaps one of the most basic ways of problem solving is the GRESA method. GRESA is an acronym that stands for the five steps of the said method: G is for given, R is for ...

  3. How to compute Net Force using the GRESA method (Taglish)

    This video explains the concept of net force and the steps to calculate it using the GRESA method.PS: Please ignore nalang yung Newton/s pronunciation. Dko n...

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    ACTIVITY NO. 2 - Concentration of Solution and Solution Stoichiometry Instructions: Solve the following using GRESA. 1. Calculate the volume (in mL) of 2.25 M HNOs solution required to react with 24.2 mL of 3.50 M NaOH solution 2. What volume in mL of 4.35 M HCl solution is needed to react with 18.5 g of Ca (OH)2 ?

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    Step 4. Find an equation or set of equations that can help you solve the problem. Your list of knowns and unknowns can help here. It is easiest if you can find equations that contain only one unknown—that is, all of the other variables are known, so you can easily solve for the unknown. If the equation contains more than one unknown, then an ...