Standard Form Here we will learn a form of writing numbers. We use the standard form to express very large and very small numbers e.g. 327,800, 000, or 0.000096. The standard form is written as a x 10n where a is a number between 1 and 10 and n is a +ve or –ve integer.
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(By Julia Schemmer) In 2012, I launched an organization that changed my life forever, called The Face of Cancer. At that time, I was 15 years old and unprepared for the adventure it would take me on. This article was not written with the intention of promoting The Face of Cancer, though you can visit
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Introduction A radical is a group of atoms which behave as one unit. They do not exist separately outside a compound. Radicals are divided into two parts namely cations and anions. The cations are the positive radicals and they are known as the metallic radicals. The anions are the negative radicals and they are non-metallic
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We all love staying connected. What’s a dude gotta do when he’s attached to his phone like almost 24/7 answering texts, tweets, commenting of Facebook posts and what have you? We just can’t help but stay connected, except when it almost gets us killed. I can remember the other time I was doing some stuff
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Facebook has launched a new ‘messageboard’ app allowing people to set up online chat rooms. Called Rooms, it is designed to reignite the online messageboard chat of the early internet. Unlike Facebook, it does not require people to use their real name. ‘One of the magical things about the early days of the web was
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While many people assume Snapchatting involves teenagers passing revealing pictures between themselves—is this true? We really wouldn’t know—there’s actually much more to the app than that. Read on for some of the alternative uses and extra features on offer. 1. Instant messaging Did you notice Snapchat rolled out IM functionality back in May? That means
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Wow! Maths teachers will definitely hate this. A new app can solve any equation it sees – allowing students to cheat in class or when doing their homework. To use the PhotoMath app, developed in Croatia, users simply point the phone’s cameras at the formula – and the answer almost instantly appears on screen. ‘It
If you struggled to fit in at school, you might take some comfort from this. According to a study, those who are less popular as teenagers end up doing better in life than their ‘cooler’ peers. The study, which examined 184 teenagers from the age of 13, found those considered popular in their early and
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Approximately .0001 percent of the world’s population is currently diagnosed with Ebola, and even though the numbers don’t exactly support the narrative of a worldwide epidemic, that hasn’t stopped people from responding with irrational fear, paranoia and a dash of xenophobia, and of course, some very funny photos. See some below: Click here for all
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An Ikeja High Court on Thursday sentenced a 20-year-old student, Abiodun Raheem, to eight months imprisonment for creating a Website to facilitate examination malpractices. According to Vanguard’s report, Justice Kudirat Jose handed the sentence to Raheem after he pleaded guilty to the offence during his re-arraignment. The convict had entered a plea bargain agreement with
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