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adebayour26: This is confusing because he replied my post up there |
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OneCandleAway:How many candles do I have to burn for God to open way |
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Formally, it was an Egyptian trying not to associate with his fellow Africans Below is the thread https://www.nairaland.com/7876866/dont-want-associated-identified-africans Now it's an Algerian making sure he denied any relationship with his African counterpart. All this is a series of research to show how north-Africa denies any brotherhood with their African counterparts in the west and southern part of Africa.
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DodadaKoKigbe good morning egbon. May you never go hungry |
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Depending on your location, Packs of Carbonated drinks and bottled water Is the best. |
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Magesphere:Everybody that wants to teach me is asking for 10,000. Money that I don't have |
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This is a very bad news |
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GAINT OF AFRICA 1 Like |
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If he is reported to interpol, he can land in Nigeria within 2 days. After God, fear government |
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Next coming |
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jaephoenix:What's with the question if you won't assist |
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If you look at it, those babies were very lucky. Don't worry about them |
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StrikeBack:hello I got your pm |
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akinade28:I will try my best to explain my afore-expression. Just like you know, life has been difficult. This opened my mind to think deep about life. Look at the hunger, poverty, and the struggle we go through to find happiness. I look around me, there is no real happiness when I think about it. So I won't mind if it's not too late to exit life and come back. Hopefully in a place where I will be able to invent something reasonable. I love seeing light and I have always wondered what I could do to make electricity more beautiful. But I made alot of wrong decisions and ended up in ARTS instead of Sciences classes, although my maths was poor. You said I should Choose to be happy and content," what do I want to be content with? The pain, hunger or the suffering and short-lived happiness? Whoever created the Life/program is very intelligent but I don't know why I have to go through so much hardship 5 Likes |
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Wujio:OK sir |
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okoroemeka: I have been sad for days now but this made me laugh. I never had an idea someone else in this world find it hilarious as much as I do. I am free but I will play gongs,blowing trumpets and singing praise from eternity to eternity hahaha 3 Likes |
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olowo16g:I wonder why they are requesting for a Palmpay account. wait till they ask you to pay any money for registration |
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DyingFetus: I have always wanted to ask this question, what age is the best to commit suicide? I figure out, if one wants to escape this present reality and not reincarnate into this present state or life, is there a best age to commit suicide? I feel if one commit suicide at the wrong age, one may be sent back to Nigeria or a much tougher life I have always wanted to create a thread about it but I don't want to be criticized 1 Like |
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A NSW Government website - Education Menu NSW Logo Search Global Search Education Maths Trains Brains Maths in careers Farming by numbers – maths + agriculture Farming by numbers – maths + agriculture Is Agriculture your jam? Then you’re going to need strong maths and data skills. Agriculture is the practice of cultivating soil, growing crops and raising livestock. And at its core is a bunch of maths and data. “A number of concepts in statistics and maths are extensively used in various fields of agriculture, such as soil science, animal and crop production, agricultural engineering and agricultural economics,” says Kanika Singh, a research fellow at the University of Sydney, who is currently working on optimising soil management and health in Papua New Guinea. Agriculture also relies on a range of data sources. Think weather and climate data for forecasting; sensor data for info on soil, temperature, humidity, rainfall, sunlight and farm equipment; animal and plant genomics research data; plus remotely sensed data through satellites and drones. How do agriculturalists make sense of all that data? Statistical modelling combined with maths, according to Kanika. Finding your field When it comes to career paths, you’re spoilt for choice. Options include water and irrigation engineering, soil science, plant and crop physiology (in agronomy and horticulture), agricultural extension and education, biosystems and machineries, and animal science. “The agriculture domain is quite dynamic, diverse and responsive to consumers of today, especially when it concerns people’s health and ethics,” says Kanika. Image:Kanika Singh, soil scientist and research fellow at the University of Sydney. Cultivating your interest So what’s the best way to start your agriculture journey? Besides taking all the science classes you can in high school, you should also get involved in citizen science. This will give you the opportunity to actively contribute to research initiatives while gaining cool new skills and knowledge. It’s also awesome for building communities and connections. “Citizen science enables members of the public to contribute to research as partners in knowledge generation,” says Kanika. ““For example, at the University of Sydney a real-world research project that evaluates soil health (simply using a tea bag!) offers students a chance to get their hands dirty and learn the importance of maths in soil science.” Start your career here Maths + agriculture study Bachelor of Agriculture / Graduate Certificate in Science (Mathematics), Charles Sturt University Bachelor of Agriculture / Bachelor of Science (Mathematics and Statistics), The University of Melbourne Bachelor of Agricultural Science / Bachelor of Science (Mathematics), University of Tasmania Bachelor of Business / Agribusiness, La Trobe University. Maths + agriculture jobs Agricultural engineer: $46K-$173K Biochemist: $53K-$101K Environmental engineer: $57K-$107K Soil scientist: $49K-$85K. (Salaries according to External linkpayscale.comExternal link). Louise Meers First published on CareerswithSTEM.comExternal link Explore more Maths is behind everything you do online: here’s how Whether you’re an algebra enthusiast or a calculus cynic, the idea of ‘maths’ probably conjures up little more than sitting through 6th period math class. Why this student loves maths (and you should too!) Why do some people like maths while others don’t? There are many reasons as to why someone may like maths. Why is maths so hard? And other maths thoughts from students What do you think about maths? Is it enjoyable, or is it the most dreaded part of your day? Nearly 100 students said what they really think about maths. Five careers in mathematics that might surprise you Not only mathematicians use maths! A number of surprising careers in mathematics benefit from having senior high school and uni level maths skills. Page metadata Last updated: 11-Aug-2023 Was this page helpful? Yes No With your help we can improve this page for others , We recognise the Ongoing Custodians of the lands and waterways where we work and live. We pay respect to Elders past and present as ongoing teachers of knowledge, songlines and stories. We strive to ensure every Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learner in NSW achieves their potential through education. Everyday Maths Search all Primary school resources Search all High school resources Resources in other languages Maths in careers Finance About us Accessibility Careers Copyright Department contacts Privacy Right to access Your feedback S |
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Wujio: Have you died before 5 Likes |
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