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Business Studies, JSS 2, Week 2 Topic: National Health Insurance Scheme Contents: Meaning of National Health Insurance Scheme Objectives of Health Insurance Scheme Those who can benefit from the NHIS Meaning of National Health Insurance Scheme National Health insurance Scheme is a contributory health insurance scheme meant for providing medical attention to the contributors which […]
Concept of Equilibrium: Dynamic and Static Equilibrium An object is in equilibrium when it is not accelerated, that is, there is no net force acting on it in any direction. For such a body in equilibrium, the forces acting on it are so related in magnitude and direction that no acceleration results. Thus the body
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Definition Of Matter Matter is defined as anything that occupies space and has mass. The particles of matter could be atoms, molecules or ions. Atoms The ancient Greeks were the first to use the word atom, which means indivisible. An atom is defined as the smallest particle of an element which can take part in
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A lot has been said already about money, such things like: “Money makes the world go round” “Whoever said money can’t buy happiness doesn’t know where to shop” “Money is the root of all evil” and as many as you can come up with. While the aim of this post is not to debunk or
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The science of knowing who your customers are is called market segmentation. It is the process of breaking down your customers into segments that share distinct similarities. Also, many business analysts encourage business owners to look beyond market segmentation and towards knowing who their non-customers are, and why these are not buying from them. But for
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What is Gravity? Gravity is a downward vertical force that keeps an object on the earth, or pulls it towards the surface of the earth. It is responsible for the weight that objects have, for the suspension of earth in space, its rotation round the sun, and also for the rotation of the moon round
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Agricultural Science, JSS 1, Week 1 Topic: Feed and Feeding The food given to farm animals is called feed. Farm animals, need feed for growth, repair of warm-out tissues energy and the general well being of the animals. All feed materials which are included in the animal ration or diet are referred to ad feeding
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We have all experienced the force of gravity. It is what happens to you when you jump up into the air, and fall right back down to the ground. But have you ever wondered: What if there was no gravity? What exactly would life on earth be like? Jay Buckey, a physician and one-time NASA astronaut,
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Social Studies JSS 3 Week 4 Topic: National Economy Contents Meaning of National Economy Farming Meaning of National Economy National Economy can be refers to the goods and services which a country is able to produce at any given time using all the natural, human and capital resources available to it. Natural resources of a
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WEEK 4 Agricultural Science. S.S.S 1. Second Term TOPIC: 6 Biotic Factors Affecting Agricultural Production A biotic factor is any living component that affects another organism, including animals that consume the organism in question, and the living food that the organism consumes. Biotic factors are the living components of an ecosystem. Biotic factors refer to the
