Lakes

Lakes A lake is a depression on the earth”s surface where water has accumulated. Classification /Types of Lakes According To the Nature of Water a) Fresh water lakes which contain fresh water.b) Salty lakes which have salty water According To the Mode

Statistics II

Statistics II Statistics is the discipline that concerns the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data. Compound/Cumulative Divided Bar Graph 1. Step one, set the cumulative total of each year.2. Draw vertical axis(Y) to represent dependent variable3. Draw horizontal axis(x)

Water Cycle

Hydrological / Water Cycle – This is the endless interchange of water between the sea, atmosphere and land. Processes in Which Circulation Is Carried Out 1. Evaporation– Changing of water into water into water vapour when it‟s heated by solar

Map Work II

Map Work The study and analysis of maps, especially prior to, or in relation to fieldwork. Description of Relief a) Describe the general appearance of the entire area e.g. hilly, mountainous, plain, undulating landscape, has many hills, isolated hills, etc.b)

External Land Forming Processes

External Land Forming Processes – Processes operating on the exterior of the earth resulting in the formation of natural physical features.– These are: Weathering – Mechanical breakdown or chemical decay of rocks “in situ” (without movement)Agents of weatheringThings that work

Waves II

Properties of waves – Waves exhibit various properties which can be conveniently demonstrated using the ripple tank. It consists of a transparent tray filled with water and a white screen as the bottom.– On top we have a source of

Gas Laws

Pressure Laws – This law states that “the pressure of a fixed mass of a gas is directly proportional to the absolute temperature if the volume is kept constant”. The comparison between Kelvin scale and degrees Celsius is given by;θ0

Quantity of Heat

Quantity of Heat  –Heat is a form of energy that flows from one body to another due to temperature differences between them. Heat capacity Heat capacity is defined as the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of a given mass

Heating Effect of Electric Current

Introduction to Heating effect of an electric current – When current flows, electrical energy is transformed into other forms of energy i.e. light, mechanical and chemical changes. Factors affecting electrical heating Energy dissipated by current or work done as current

Electrostatics II

Electric fields – An electric field is the space around a charged body where another charged body would be acted on by a force. These fields are represented by lines of force.-This line of force also called an electric flux

Translation And Interpretation | English Form 5 & 6

Translation is a process by which ideas that are written in one language ar...

Writing Skills | English Form 5 & 6

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Listening Skills | English Form 5 & 6

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Ecology

Ecology is the study of the interactions between living things, such as humans, ...

Evolution

EVOLUTION Evolution is  a change in the genetic composition of a population...

Genetics

Genetics is the study of heredity and variationHeredity- is the passage of chara...

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