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SS1 (YEAR 10) FURTHER MATHS TUTORIAL QUESTIONS – 3
MELTING OF POLAR ICE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
Polar Ice basically refers to the massive mountains of ice located at the North and South Pole of the Earth. The polar ice at the the Antarctica(South Pole) is about 2,133m(2.133km) in thickness on average. The polar ice at the Read More …
CONTINENTAL DRIFT
There are seven continents in the world namely: Africa, Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Australia and Antarctica. People do not reside in Antarctica because it is too cold for human habitation. Before now, all the seven continents were together Read More …
MEET THE PHYSICS TEACHER AMONG BIRDS
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HIV/AIDS FROM A CHEATING PARTNER
“Imagine surviving cancer, but then losing your life because your husband infected you with AIDS. This woman was diagnosed with breast cancer at only 36, with 4 children to look after. After several rounds of treatment, a year later she Read More …
YEAR 11 MATHS, TEST 3
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PRE-NURSERY/NURSERY NUMERACY – COUNTING NUMBERS, 1 TO 10, HOMEWORK TEST 2
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“CALCULATIONS IN PHYSICS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS – VOLUME 2” – A NEW PHYSICS TEXTBOOK BY OLAITAN S. O.
The book covers calculations in WAEC’s current senior secondary school Physics curriculum, calculations in all JAMB’s topics required for UTME, calculations in some IGCSE topics, calculations in NECO’s entire current Physics curriculum and calculations in few Cambridge AS Level topics. Read More …
YEAR 1 MATHS, TEST 4
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SPACE PHYSICS – THE LIFE CYCLE OF A STAR
Like the life cycle of a butterfly, mosquito or any other living thing, a star in the universe also has a life cycle. Based on the initial mass, stars are basically classified into low mass stars and high mass stars. Read More …
