Properties of Bosons
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AP Biology Basic Vocabs
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chapter 2 review
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Roman Empire
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The Roman Empire fell due to too much land to control and economic issues. The rulers, mostly Senators who try to fill in vacancies in offices by nominating for their son, were not able to sustain control over the vast amount of land they had conquered. The government was running out of money to pay their people, mostly farmers and soldiers from their own military,which made them revolt and create a riot and attack their empire for money. Later on the Roman empire fell due to this and nevr got back up because of its lack of resources and trust, and they went their seperate ways.
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how to work your ti 84
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The Basics
Your graphing calculator can be your best friend once you learn how to use it. There's no time to waste, let's get started learning the basics!
Turning Your Graphing Calculator On and Off:
Step 1. Press the "on" button located on the lower left-hand side of the calculator. You should see a blinking cursor appear on the screen.
Step 2. To turn the graphing calculator off, press the "2nd" button (located in the upper left hand side of your calculator) followed by the "on" button.
Woohoo!! Great Job mashAllah!! I told you you could do it!!! Now let's get on to basic arithmetic problems.
Adding and Subtracting Numbers:
Step 1. Type in the first number you want to add using the number keys and then press the "+" button.
6 Steps
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I am rushed and stressed. I quickly go through my bag almost leafing through it, trying to find the socks in them. Then, I pull some things out and look more carefully. I act panicky and my heart seems to beat a bit faster. Even though I know that I can practice without them, I still am stressed about it because when I can not find something, it makes me more prone to freaking out. I can achieve my obstacle by looking carefully for my socks. If they aren’t in there then I can not change anything.
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Northern Renaissance
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The Northern Renaissance A lot of Christian art Erasmus (Dutch Monk): writes about reforming Christianity. He sees education as the key to a moral life. England: Sir Thomas More: reforming people can reform society. Writes about a Utopian society: "Perfect Society" Rabelais: book is referred to as "Gargantua", spoofs on French social life. Henry VII is the first Tudor monarch Printing press: used as propaganda and helps spread education ? War of the Roses War between two houses of nobility on whether who will receive the throne.
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The Cell Theory and Parts of a Cell
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Chapter 7 Study Guide Section 7.1- The Discovery of Cells The History of the Cell Theory Before microscopes: people thought diseases were caused by curses and supernatural spirits. Microscopes enabled scientists to view and study cells, the basic unit of life. -Light Microscopes Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1600s): used a SIMPLE LIGHT MICROSCOPE (1 lens and uses light to view objects). English scientist Robert Hooke (same time as Anton Van Leeuwenhoek): used a compound light microscope to study cork (dead cells in oak bark). He observed cells. COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPE: uses a series of lenses to magnify in steps up to 1500x. German scientist Matthias Schleiden (1830s): all plants are composed of cells. German scientist Theodor Schwann: all animals are made of cells. CELL THEORY:
The Cell Theory and Parts of a Cell
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Chapter 7 Study Guide Section 7.1- The Discovery of Cells The History of the Cell Theory Before microscopes: people thought diseases were caused by curses and supernatural spirits. Microscopes enabled scientists to view and study cells, the basic unit of life. -Light Microscopes Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1600s): used a SIMPLE LIGHT MICROSCOPE (1 lens and uses light to view objects). English scientist Robert Hooke (same time as Anton Van Leeuwenhoek): used a compound light microscope to study cork (dead cells in oak bark). He observed cells. COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPE: uses a series of lenses to magnify in steps up to 1500x. German scientist Matthias Schleiden (1830s): all plants are composed of cells. German scientist Theodor Schwann: all animals are made of cells. CELL THEORY:
An example of description
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The Jungle Towering statues stand around me in all directions with ropes of silk swiveling down them, and arms reaching upward, that have emerging hands of jade and emeralds, as is their arms were trying to protect me, shield me, from the rest of the world. There is a bed made up of velvet moss. The bed lies under me. Everything grows from there. The statues and thickets grow from it. So do the creatures that roam this castle. But here, there is no sound. It is peaceful. Silent. Splotches of glimmering light burst through the lush canopy in bits that resemble shining diamonds. I can see the royal sapphire sky in pieces that are like a puzzle. Separated, but trying to stay together.
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