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What does ACE Scanner primarily function as?
What does ACE Scanner primarily function as?
- A scanner for digitizing documents (correct)
- A printer for high-quality images
- A document storage system
- A software for editing images
ACE Scanner can be used for scanning both text and images.
ACE Scanner can be used for scanning both text and images.
True (A)
What is the primary purpose of using ACE Scanner?
What is the primary purpose of using ACE Scanner?
To digitize physical documents.
The ACE Scanner is designed to convert ______ documents into digital formats.
The ACE Scanner is designed to convert ______ documents into digital formats.
Match the following functions with the correct descriptions:
Match the following functions with the correct descriptions:
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String
String
A sequence of characters, such as letters, numbers, and symbols.
Character
Character
A data type that can hold a single character, such as a letter, a digit, or a symbol.
Variable
Variable
A variable is a named location in memory that stores a value.
Data Type
Data Type
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Study Notes
Human Reproductive System
- Reproduction is the process of producing new individuals of the same kind, essential for life's continuation.
- Reproduction occurs sexually (involving gametes) or asexually (without gametes).
- Asexual reproduction involves the parent organism or part of it, creating new organisms. A simple example is binary fission in Amoeba. Budding, in hydra involves the growth of a new individual on the parent body.
- Sexual reproduction involves two parents and the combination of male and female gametes. Higher organisms, like humans, reproduce sexually.
Patterns of Reproduction
- Asexual reproduction - Reproductive units can be any part of the parent organism, varying in size from the whole parent to small fragments.
- Sexual reproduction - Involves specialized sex cells (gametes - sperm and egg) that normally unite during fertilization to form a fertilized egg (zygote). This zygote develops to become the offspring.
Male Reproductive System
- Primary organs: Testes (singular: testis), produce sperms.
- Accessory organs: Sperm ducts (vas deferens), carry sperms. Accessory glands (seminal vesicles, prostate and bulbourethral glands) produce seminal fluid. Penis, transfers sperms to the female. Urethra, pathway for sperm and urine.
- Testes: Oval organs housed in the scrotum. Contain seminiferous tubules (where sperm production occurs), and interstitial cells (produce testosterone).
- Seminiferous tubules: Produce sperms.
Female Reproductive System
- Primary organs: Ovaries, produce ova (eggs).
- Accessory organs: Oviducts (Fallopian tubes), transport eggs. Uterus, housing growing embryo. Vagina, receives the male penis during copulation. Vulva, external genitalia.
Menstrual Cycle
- The period of a female's reproductive life, typically about 28 days.
- Cycle stages:
- Menstrual phase: Shedding of the uterine lining, 3-5 days.
- Follicular phase: Uterus lining thickens, egg develops, 5-12 days.
- Ovulatory phase: Egg is released, 13-14 days.
- Luteal phase: Uterus prepares for possible pregnancy, 15-28 days.
Fertilization and Development
- Fertilization: Fusion of sperm and egg nuclei (zygote formation).
- Implantation: Embedding of the developing embryo (blastocyst) into the uterine wall.
- Pregnancy: Nourishment of developing embryo provided by the placenta. It develops in the uterus during this period.
- Parturition: Expulsion of the foetus (baby) during birth.
Twins
- Fraternal twins: Develop from two separate eggs fertilized by two different sperms.
- Identical twins: Develop from a single fertilized egg that splits into two separate embryos.
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