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Classwork Exercise and Series (Mathematics-JSS3): Similarity And Enlargement

Similarity and Congruence Two objects are similar if they have the same shape, so that one is an enlargement of the other. Two objects are congruent if they are the same shape and size. Corresponding angles are equal. Corresponding lengths are in the same ratio – they have the same Scale Factor. The scale factor is greater than 1 for an enlargement. The scale factor

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Mathematics JSS 1): Solid (1) Properties

Three-dimensional shapes Nearly everything that we can see and touch takes up space. These things are either gases, liquids or solids. You will study some of the properties of liquids and gases in science. Most solids, or three-dimensional shapes, such as stones and trees, have rough and irregular shape. This usually occurs in nature. However,

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Classwork Exercise And Series (Commerce- SS3): Capital

Definition of Capital Accountant’s view; Accountant’s defined capital as the net worth of a business; capital is seen as the original fund with which a person starts a business. He considers capital as synonymous to money; it is the excess of assets over liabilities The Economist view of the definition of capital; To the Economist,

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Mathematics-SS2): Geometric Progression And Mean

Geometric Series You can take the sum of a finite number of terms of a geometric sequence. And, for reasons you’ll study in calculus, you can take the sum of an infinite geometric sequence, but only in the special circumstance that the common ratio r is between –1 and 1; that is, you have to have | r |

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Classwork Exercise and Series ( Chemistry- SS2): Chemical Equilibrum

Introduction Chemical equilibrium has been reached when the rate of the forward reaction is equal to the rate of the reverse reaction. When a chemical reaction has reached equilibrium, collisions are still occurring: the reaction is now happening in each direction at the same rate. This means that reactants are being formed at the same

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Basic Science-JSS1): Space Travel

Space is defined as the region of our environment outside the earth’s crust. It consists of three different regions called the troposphere, the stratosphere and the ionosphere. Man had always been curious to discover what actually lies out there in space. It is the need to find out what exists there in outer space that

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Computer Science- JSS1}: Technology Of Different Information Age

Topic:Technology Of Different Information Age (Age early counting devices) The counting of figures and other simple arithmetic operation are of the greatest challenges man has ever had before the invention of computer. The counting move done using different parts or the body such as finger and toes. Objects like stones, pebbles, sticks, and drawing of

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Biology- SS2): Reproductive Health- Breast Feeding

  Meaning Of Breast Feeding Breastfeeding is the normal way of providing young infants with the nutrients they need for healthy growth and development. Virtually all mothers can breastfeed, provided they have accurate information, and the support of their family, the health care system and society at large. Colostrum, the yellowish, sticky breast milk produced

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Mathematics- JSS 3): Geometrical Construction

Geometrical Construction Using ruler and compasses: Remember the following when making geometrical constructions. 1. Use a hard pencil with a sharp point. This gives thin lines which are more accurate. 2. Check that your ruler has good straight edge. A damaged ruler is useless for construction work. 3. Check that your compasses are not too

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