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 Welcome to Master Segun's class!  In today’s class, we will be talking about the correction of errors. Enjoy the class! CONTENT 1. Suspense Accounts 2. Correction of Errors                         Errors made in the recording of the day-to-day transactions can be divided into those which are not revealed (disclosed) by the trial balance and those which result in the trial balance not balancing. Where the trial balance total does not agree it is usual to apply the following quick checklist to locate the errors. 1. Check the additions of the trial balance. 2. Check the addition of the balance of each ledger account. 3. Check that each ledger account balance has been entered in the correct column of the trial balance. 4. Check that every ledger account balance has been entered in the trial balance. 5. Look for a transaction equal to the difference in the trial balance and check that a double-entry has been made for that transaction. 6. Look for a transaction equal to half the differe

 Welcome to Master Segun's class! In today’s class, we will be talking about regulation of the internal environment, structures and function of the kidney, diseases, effects and remedy. Enjoy the class! REGULATION OF INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT CONTENT At the end of the lesson, you should be able to; 1. Explain Homeostasis 2. Describe the structure and functions of Kidney and liver 3. Name some Kidney and liver diseases and explain their symptoms and effects 4. Identify the treatment of the mentioned kidney and liver diseases. HOMEOSTASIS Homeostasis is the process by which a fairly constant internal environment is maintained in an organism. The internal environment of an organism is made up of the body fluid such as blood, lymph and tissue fluid. For efficient functions of body cells and healthy growth, a living organism must be able to adjust to any change in the physical and chemical conditions of its body fluids. These conditions include temperature, PH, osmotic pressure, concentratio

 Welcome to Master Segun's class! In today’s class, we will be talking about nuclear chemistry. Enjoy the class! TOPIC: NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY CONTENT 1. Types and Nature of Radiation 2. Half-life as a measure of the stability of the nucleus. NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY is an aspect of chemistry that deals with nuclei of atoms. RADIOACTIVITY  This is the spontaneous emission of radiation by a radioactive element such as Thorium, Uranium etc. CHARACTERISTICS  1. Spontaneously and continually emitting of radiation by a radioactive element 2. Temperature and pressure do not affect radioactivity 3. The radiation can pass through opaque objects 4. It affects photographic plates 5. It causes ionization of gases through which it passes. 6. It causes fluorescence of certain substance 7. It releases a large amount of energy. TYPES OF RADIATIONS  There are three (3) types of radiation 1. Alpha ά,  2. Beta, β 3. Gamma, Y The diagram shows how alpha, beta and gamma radiation would be deflected by a magnetic

   ECONOMIC LESSONS FROM ASIAN TIGERS  Welcome to class!  In today’s class, we will be talking about the economic lessons from Asian Tigers.  Enjoy the class! CONTENT OF OUR CLASS 1. Economic History of the Asian Tiger and Japan (1960-2000). 2. Review of the Development Strategies employed by the Asian Tiger. 3. Lessons for the Nigerian Economy. ECONOMIC HISTORY OF THE ASIAN TIGERS AND JAPAN (1960-2000): The term Asian Tiger refers to a group of countries in the south-east of Asia which includes Hong Kong which is the administrative zone of China, Taiwan, Singapore, South Korea and Indonesia from 1960 to the year 2000, these Asia Economies did something miraculous hence they are popularly referred to as the Asian Miracles. There was this aggression to develop their economies. The South-East Asia states have placed regional economic integration as a top priority. They formed the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) with the ambition of becoming an official Economic Community

WHAT IS LABOUR MARKET? Simply defined, the labour market refers to the supply and demand for labour such that employees provide the supply and employers to provide the demand. It is a major component of all economies and is intricately tied in with markets for capital, goods and services. At the macroeconomic level, supply and demand are influenced by both domestic and international market dynamics, as well as other important factors such as immigration, the age of the population and education levels. Relevant measures include unemployment, productivity, participation rates, total income and GDP. At the microeconomic level, individual firms interact with employees either to hire them or to fire them as well as raising or cutting wages and work hours. The relationship between supply and demand influences the hours the employee works and compensation she receives in wages, salary and benefits. THE CONCEPT OF LABOUR FORCE The concept of the labour force is generally used to describe peopl