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These notes explain what mechanisation is, when it occurred and why and the two types of mechanisation. It also explains the different sectors in the South African economy. Additionally, it explains when colonisation and globalisation occurred, its reasons and effects. It also includes a table with the advantages and disadvantages of colonisation and globalisation. Lastly, it describes what industrialisation is, its characteristics, its advantages and disadvantages and when it began.

These notes discuss the laws of demand and supply with their relevant graphs, how market equilibrium if formed and what utility is (with an example of how it works, including a graph). It also explains the elasticities of demand, each with examples and graph snd the production possibility curve. Lastly, it explains the different types of markets, the effects of market failure and how governments intervene.

Grade 12 IEB Physical Sciences notes on chemical bonds. In depth notes on quantitative chemistry written in accordance with the SAGS. Notes that are easy to read and easy to study from.

An explanation of direct and indirect speech. Questions and answers for direct and indirect speech (direkte en indirekte rede) to practice difficult and intermediate questions.

Includes the branches of economics, careers in the field of economics and gives an overall understanding of what economics is about and what it is used for

Grade 12 IEB Physical Sciences notes on chemical bonds. In depth notes on chemical bonds written in accordance with the SAGS. Notes that are easy to read and easy to study from.

The following document is a summary of the human eye section in the grade 12 life sciences CAPS curriculum. The information covers all possible exam questions.

This document is a detailed summary explaining the redox reactions, Writing half reactions, and calculating emf/cell potential.

Clearly illustrated Electrochemistry notes on Galvanic cells and Electrolytic Cells with included notes on Electroplating. The illustrations make these cells easy to understand and have all the information needed for any matric student wanting to understand this section. These notes also give tips on how to remember the difference between the anode and cathode. Included is the process of selective/preferential discharge in concentrated, diluted and normal solutions.