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A summary of digest of the conveyance, transfer and any othe facts elide on as evidence of title, together with any other elements of record which may impair the title ABSTRACT OF TITLE A clause in a trust deed or mortgage giving the lender the right to call all sums owing him to be immediately due andpayable upon the happening of a certain event ACCELERATION CLAUSE The right of the owner to everything produced, incorporated or attached thereto naturally or physically to his property A...

property owner has decided to do some landscaping work on his yard. He has planted a tree surrounded by some flowering shrubs. The tree and shrubs are an example of... improvements A property owner has a waterfront lot on a stream. He has the right to use the water from the stream. What is this right called? riparian A tenant is aware that his lease will expire at the end of the month. He has begun to disassemble his display cabinets and shelves. Which of the following statements about...

Unilateral Contract Contract containing ONE promise given in exchange for completing an act. NO obligation to act. Bilateral Contract Contract containing TWO promises. Example: A listing agreement is a bilateral contract Client/Principal A person who has entered into an agency relationship w/ a licensee & with whom there is a written contract Customer Any 3rd party w/ whom a licensee works In-Company Transaction Transaction in which the buyer and seller are both represented b...

A real estate licensee has a buyer agency agreement. What is the seller in this situation? A customer. An optionor and an optionee make a contract for an option on a commercial piece of property. If the optionee decides to exercise his option, when must he perform? He must exercise his option under the terms of the option contract. When can a landlord evict a disabled blind or disabled tenant from the premises? If the tenant has loud parties, makes too much noise, and is constantly dis...

Brokerage definition...the business practice of bringing together the parties in a practice. 2. What are two examples of special use property?schools and cemetary 3. What is an example of functional obsolescence?bathroom 4. Principal definition...a consumer of real estate services who has entered into an agency relationship with a broker or another licensee employed by a broker. 5. Capitalization definition...the process of determining the present value of a property from it...

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gradient of a distance-time graph speed average speed distance travelled / time taken velocity rate of change of displacement acceleration rate of change of velocity area under a velocity-time graph displacement gradient of a velocity-time graph acceleration

What is Elasticity? The property of a body to return to its original shape/size once the the deforming force has been removed What is Deformation? The change in shape or size of an object When does Plastic Deformation occur? When the material has exceeded its elastic limit and can no longer revert back into its original shape/size What is the Elastic Limit? The force beyond which the atoms can no longer return to their original arrangement; after this point a material plastically ...

Archimedes' Principle The upthrust exerted on a body immersed in a fluid, whether fully or partially submerged, is equal to the weight of the fluid that the body displaces Chandrasekhar's limit The mass of a star's core beneath which the electron degeneracy pressure is sufficient to prevent gravitational collapse. 1.44 solar masses Conservation of charge Electric charge can neither be created nor destroyed - the total charge in any interaction must be the same before and after the i...

Describe the differences between an A-scan and a B-scan -A-scan in one direction only / range or distance or depth finding -B-scan uses a number of sensors or a sensor in different positions / angles (to build up a 2D/3D image)

Displacement The distance travelled in a particular direction - it is a vector with magnitude and direction. Instantaneous Speed The rate of change of distance at a specific moment in time - change in distance divided by an infinitesimal interval of time. Average Speed The rate of change of distance calculated over a complete journey Velocity A vector quantity equal to the rate of change of displacement. Average Velocity The change in displacement (Δs) for a journey divided ...

Electrical Current Rate of flow of charge; Movement of electrons in metals; Movement of ions in electrolytes. Measured in amperes. I = Q/t. I = Anev. Conventional current: + to -. Flow of electrons: - to +. Electrical Charge A fundamental property of certain particles that causes them to experience a force in the presence of electric fields. Measure in coloumbs. 1 coloumb is the amount of charge that passes in 1 second when the current is 1 ampere. Charge of electrons is - elementary charge...

What are the two types of progressive waves? P-waves (longitudinal) and S-waves (transverse) What is a progressive wave? A progressive wave is an oscillation travelling through matter What do progressive waves transfer? Porgressive waves transfer eneregy from one place to another but doesn't transfer matter, the particles dont move along the wave Progressive Waves e.g. Sound Vibrations travel to your ear but the air aricles do not. Instead the air particles vibrate in a plane par...

Electric Field Strength (NC^-1) The force per unit positive charge

Acceleration Rate of change of velocity. Vector quantity Acceleration of free fall Rate of change of velocity of object falling in a gravitational field Air resistance Drag/resistive force experienced by objects moving through air Ammeter Device used to measure electric current-placed in series (ideally 0 resistance) Ampère Base SI unit of electric current, A, current flowing in two parallel wires in a vacuum 1m apart such that atractive force 2.0*10-7 per metre length of wi...

What is the value of the prefix T (tera) 10¹² What is the value of the prefix G (giga) 10⁹ What is the value of the prefix M (mega) 10⁶ What is the value of the prefix k (kilo) 10³ What is the value of the prefix d (deci) 10⁻¹ What is the value of the prefix c (centi) 10⁻² What is the value of the prefix m (milli) 10⁻³

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What is Chemistry? The Study of the composition, structure and properties of MATTER and the changes it undergoes What are the branches of Chemistry? Organic (Pharmacy), Inorganic (Metals and Catalyst), Physical (math behind chemistry), Analytical (environmental: the percent of stuff in an object), Biochemistry (Enzymes and Proteins: How humans work, and Food Chemistry (Cheeto dust) What is Intensive? DOES NOT depend on amount (Boiling point: same temperature no matter the amount of wat...

What are the group 1 metals known as? The Alkali Metals Reactivity within the groups: Alkali metals: reactivity increases as you go down, melting point/boiling point decreases as you go down Halogens: reactivity decreases as you go down and melting point/boiling point increases as you go down What properties do the group 1 metals have? They all have similar properties as they all have one outer shell electron that is lost readily to form a +1 ion. They all have: - a low melting point c...

What is crude oil? mixture of compounds, mainly hydrocarbons. How is crude oil formed? over millions of years from the fossilised remains of plankton which were buried in mud What is a hydrocarbon? molecules made of hydrogen and carbon atoms What are alkanes? saturated hydrocarbons What are the names of the first 4 alkanes? methane, ethane, propane, butane What is the general formula for alkanes? cnh2n+2 What happens to the viscosity of hydrocarbon molecules as thei...