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SS1 Biology Second Term: Reproduction

What is Reproduction? Reproduction is defined as the ability of living organisms to give rise to new individuals of the same species. The purpose of reproduction is to ensure the continuity of life. Sexual Reproduction  Sexual reproduction involving the fusion of female gamete (ovum) and male gamete (spermatozoon), which forms a zygote that potentially develops

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Provision for bad Debt and Provision for Discount Allowed and Received

Provision for Bad Debt The provision for bad debts has to do with making room in the balance sheet account for instances when a client is unable to redeem their debt. Also known as Allowance for Bad Debts, it makes provision for Bad Debts as a contra asset account (i.e., an asset account with a

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Subordinate Clause and Skill focus (SS2 Third Term English Language)

Subordinate Clause A subordinate clause (or dependent clause) is a clause that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence because it does not express a complete thought. A subordinate clause is a group of words, which include a finite or non-finite verb.  The subordinate clause cannot stand independently as it is not complete as a

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Financial Institutions (SS1 Third Term Economics)

The Definition of Financial Institutions Financial institutions are establishments that render financial services or conduct financial transactions such as investments, loans and deposits for clients. Most people deal with financial services providers (i.e., financial institutions) almost on a daily basis on a regular basis. This is because every financial activities such as depositing money and getting loans as well as exchanging currencies

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Geography 101: The top largest Countries by Landmass every Teen should Know

As you should already know, the earth’s surface is partitioned into different countries many of which are really big in size; examples- Russia, Canada, USA, China, Brazil and Australia. These occupy huge areas of the earth, with some even stretching across continents. Many teenagers already do know some of these very big countries. And as

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These Brain Foods that will help Teens study well and make good Grades

Ever noticed that you are always hungry when you are studying for your exams? That seemingly incessant hunger for food is as a result of the serious brain work you do during exam times. The human brain needs a lot of energy to function on a normal day and when you use your brain for

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Amazing Brain Facts every Teen should know

The brain is probably the most essential part of the human body, especially considering how it is responsible for the coordination of activities in the body; including the ability to think, feel, move and express, etc. In other words, the brain controls both our voluntary and involuntary actions including respiration, an activity that is undeniably

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Have you Learnt the Algebraic Symbols?

  Symbol Symbol Name Meaning / definition Example x x variable unknown value to find when 2x = 4, then x = 2 ≡ equivalence identical to   ≜ equal by definition equal by definition   := equal by definition equal by definition   ~ approximately equal weak approximation 11 ~ 10 ≈ approximately equal approximation sin(0.01) ≈

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Classwork Series {Home Economics – JSS2}: Family House

Home Economics JSS2 Week 7 Topic: FAMILY HOUSE FAMILY HOUSE A Family house is a building in which members of the house live together. There are several areas in a family house. The functional areas of a family house are used for different purposes. The functional areas include kitchen, bedroom, toilet, bathroom, sitting room, dining

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