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PART I. INTRODUCTION TO THE SAT CHEMISTRY TEST
All About the SAT Chemistry Test 3
How to Use This Book 9
Strategies for Top Scores 10
PART II. DIAGNOSTIC TEST
Diagnostic Test 17
Answers and Explanations to Diagnostic Test 29
PART III. CHEMISTRY TOPIC REVIEW
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1
PART 1: DIGITAL LOGIC 3
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 3
LOGIC GATES 3
CHAPTER 2: APPLICATIONS OF LOGIC GATES 8
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 8
APPLICATIONS 9
CHAPTER 3: BASIC ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS 11
RESISTANCE 11
CAPACITOR 12
DIODE 14
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2. An administration plan……………………...……………...5
3. Gantt chart………………………...………………………..8
4. Identification of potential problems………………………..9
5. Costing of expected time and materials…………………..10
6. A project monitoring tool…………………………………11
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