Imagine a cell as a tiny city with essential parts like power plants, factories, and waste disposal systems. These parts, called organelles, keep the cell running smoothly. Just like a city relies on its infrastructure, a cell depends on its organelles to function and grow.
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Trigonometric ratios are pretty cool mathematical functions that connect the angles and sides in right-angled triangles. Let's dive into the basics of trigonometry, explore the six key ratios, and learn how to find them like a pro!
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The concept of Inputs and Outputs can be confusing at first, but we promise it gets easier! We’ve broken down each to help you see how they’re connected!
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You might’ve wondered why no two people are alike at some point in your life. One of the key foundations that make you, well, you, is DNA. Because DNA is so important, it’s vital for our bodies to have ways to fix it when it becomes damaged. In fact, your DNA is damaged and repaired every single day, and you probably don’t even realize it.
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Once learned, Riemann sums can help you save time in finding the area under a curve. This blog will explain what they are, how to do them, and how to tackle different types of Riemann Sums.
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Learning about exponents is important as you move on to more advanced math. You no longer need to struggle because this blog is your guide to learning about exponents! While this seems like a tough topic right now, continue reading!
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If you examine the world around you, you’ll find that data is everywhere. Weather reports, sports statistics, and your grades in school! This blog will teach you how to use central tendency and dispersion, and how they could be used in everyday life!
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Pi or Pie? We’ll take both. But, in this blog, we’ll be discussing the one without an “e.” In short, Pi is the relationship between a circle’s diameter and circumference. Still doesn’t make sense? We get it. Read more about the history of Pi and how to find it!
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Are you having trouble figuring out how to convert ⅕ into a percentage? Well, look no further because you’ve come to the right place! We’ve broken down each concept with examples and practice problems so you can follow along!
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What exactly is a cell? The tiny things that Robert Hooke discovered under a microscope? The smallest unit of life? The functional and structural unit of all living organisms? All those statements are correct!
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If parts of your math background are weak, don’t feel bad. This is just a diagnosis, not a criticism of you. Remember that doctors diagnose illness not to put you down, but so they will know how to help you get well. Similarly, knowing what the problem is in schoolwork is your first step toward fixing it.
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Have you ever wondered how your body is able to make the proteins it needs to function? It is all thanks to the code written in your DNA which can then be transcribed into RNA “code” and then translated into a protein. These proteins serve vital functions like enzymes that break down the food you eat!
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