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This document presents my statistics coursework, focusing on data analysis techniques using Excel, with examples from Nigeria and Germany. It includes calculations for statistical measures such as median, mode, and range, which summarize key data points for each country. The document also explains how to perform t-tests to compare means between specific datasets from Nigeria and Germany, highlighting the significance of hypothesis testing in statistical analysis. Additionally, it explores correl...

This document is a draft for a critical thinking essay based on Matthew Arnold's book, Culture and Anarchy. It begins with an introduction that explains Arnold's views on culture, defining it as a means to achieve harmony and improvement in society. The body paragraphs discuss key themes from the book, such as the connection between culture and social stability, the importance of education in cultivating a cultured society, and the need for moral values to counteract social chaos. Each paragraph...

This document provides a simple plan for writing history essays. It starts with an introduction that presents the topic and a clear thesis statement outlining your main argument. The body paragraphs focus on specific points supporting your thesis, using evidence from historical sources and including analysis to explain its importance. It’s important to address counterarguments to strengthen your position, refuting them with solid evidence. Finally, the conclusion summarizes the main points, re...

This document explains how important microeconomic ideas relate to sales at Sainsbury's using concepts from your coursework. It shows how supply and demand influence pricing; for example, Sainsbury’s lowers prices during sales to attract more customers. Price elasticity illustrates that basic items like clothes are less affected by price changes, while luxury goods see a bigger drop in sales if prices go up. Consumer behaviour is shaped by discounts and loyalty programs, which help customers f...

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Bacteria and fungi are super interesting topics! Bacteria are single-celled microorganisms that can be found almost everywhere. They come in different shapes and sizes, and some bacteria are beneficial, like the ones that help with digestion. On the other hand, some bacteria can cause diseases. Fungi, on the other hand, are a diverse group of organisms that include mushrooms, molds, and yeasts. They play important roles in nature by decomposing organic matter and helping with nutrient cycling...

Small piece of a puzzle to understand the class including examples of iterative methods.

A mindmap on the topic of murder. This is a detailed summary of the topic of murder in the module of criminal law. It includes the definition of each factor along with the law around it and case examples with facts.

These notes give a heads up and a simple down note about how to proceed with Eigenvalue and Eigenvector calculation as well as showing QR factorisation in practice; this should give you some confidence in tackling the problems and boosting self-confidence in the coming years.

Discusses case law, summaries facts