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This note provides information on the limit of a function. Specific topics include what a limit is, one-sided limits, and infinite limits.
topics include "intervals, inequalities, and absolute values" along with some examples for each topic.
Geography - spatial science 
 
Themes of Geography - location, place, human-environmental interactions, regions, movement 
 
Formal Regions - internal homogeneity 
 
Functional Regions - Connectivity 
 
Perceptual Regions - boundaries are fluid -- "mental maps" 
 
Absolute location - geographical coordinates 
 
Relative location - spatial interconnection and interdependence 
 
site - characteristics of the place itself 
 
situation - how a place is related to other areas (relative location) 
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The bulk chemical composition of the Earth is often modeled after the chemical composition of - chondritic meteorites 
 
The high abundance of hydrogen and helium in our universe relative to the other elements is generally attributed to these elements being - the primary material formed by the Big Bang. 
 
The process that causes a mixture of two different minerals to melt at a lower temperature than either mineral individually is known as _____ melting. - eutectic 
 
Deployment of _________ by ...
Pharmacology definition - scientific study of drugs 
 
Neuropharmacology - interactions of drugs in the nervous system 
 
psychoparmacology - scientific study of the effect of drugs on behavior 
 
what is a drug? - a chemical entity or mixture that is not required for the maintenance of health in a typical individual, and alters biological functions 
 
psychoactive drugs - a chemical substance that alters mood, cognition and/or behavior 
 
Why do people use drugs? - - religious practices 
- alt...
Anatomy - What the structure looks like, relationship between structures. 
 
Two types of anatomy - gross anatomy and microscopic anatomy 
 
gross anatomy - visible structures that can be seen with the naked eye 
 
Microscopic Anatomy - deals with structures too small to be seen with the naked eye 
 
Two types of gross anatomy - regional and systemic 
 
Regional - all the structures found in a particular region of the body ex.) chest region 
 
Systemic - Structures found in the same system ex.) ...
Sustainability - the capacity of the earth's natural systems that support life and human economic systems to survive or adapt to changing environmental conditions indefinitely 
 
Biomimicry - the rapidly growing scientific effort to understand, mimic, and catalog the ingenious ways in which nature has sustained life on earth 
 
Environmental science - a study of life systems and connections in the natural environment 
 
Ecology - the branch of biology that focuses on how living organisms intera...
Primary Succession - succession from nothing, no soil or vegetation, on bare rock, very slow 
 
Secondary Succession - succession from bare soil, there is already an ecosystem there 
 
Inhibition Succession - an early arriving species that makes a site less suitable for others 
 
Succession from pasture - soil compaction in addition to grazing has flattened land, secondary succession, composed of grasses 
 
Succession from tilled land or bare soil - land flattened by farming, no pits, secondary ...
Solution - homogenous mixture of 2 or more substances 
 
Solute - What is being dissolved 
 
Solvent - What is doing the dissolving 
 
Saturated - The solution is at the maximum amount of solute 
 
Supersaturated - There is more solute dissolved than usually allowed because of a change in the pressure or temperature during dissolution 
 
Unsaturated - The solution does not have the maximum amount of solute for its volume of solvent 
 
ppm (parts per million) - grams of solute/ grams of solution ...
Significant Figures - 1. Nonzero Integers are always significant. ex: 72.9= 3 sig figs 
2. Infinite sig figs for exact numbers. ex: when are measurements exact? 1 L=1000 mL 
 
Significant Figures: Zeroes - 1. Leading zeroes are not significant. ex: 0.00234= 3 sig figs 
2. Trailing zeroes are not significant ex: 234000= 3 sig figs 
3. Unless they come after a decimal point ex: 234.000= 6 sig figs 
4. Captive zeroes are always significant ex: 2304= 4 sig figs 
 
Sig Figs Multiplication/Division...