How To Find Z-Scores On A TI-84 Plus
When it comes to statistics, one of the ways to standardize data sets is to use something called a z-score. Here's how you can find it on a TI-84 Plus.
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How To Charge Multiple 12V Batteries In Line
Everyone's familiar with having to recharge batteries every now and again. If you've ever wondered about the science behind that, though, here's a primer.
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A Quantum Computer Broke RSA Encryption, But It's Not Time To Panic Yet
In 2024, a research team claimed to have used a quantum computer to break a core part of internet security, RSA encryption, but it's not time to panic just yet.
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How To Convert KW To HP For Air Conditioners
While both kilowatts and horsepower measure the same thing, you might want to know how to switch from one unit to the other. Here's how you do it.
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The Simple Trick That Could Save Your Life When Pumping Gas In The Winter
Colder conditions can lead to an increase in static electricity, and one simple trick can keep you safe when pumping gas in the winter months.
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How To Find The Original Price
Knowing the original price of an item on sale can help you determine if that discount is worth considering. Here's how to do it.
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How To Identify Crystal Doorknobs
All the rage in the first 30 years of the 20th century, molded glass and cut-glass crystal doorknobs can be tricky to identify.
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The Chilling Threat Google's Gemini AI Reportedly Told A Student
There are plenty of questions out there about the potential dangers of AI. This story involving Google's Gemini AI certainly doesn't help matters, though.
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Silicon Vs. Silicone: How Each Material Is Used
Scientific terms can sometimes look frustratingly similar, as is the case for silicon and silicone. But the two materials are very different, and this is how.
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Roswell, New Mexico Should Be Famous For More Than Just Aliens
Aliens are a point of fascination for many people, and Roswell is fittingly famous for its UFO stories. But there's another reason the city should be famous.
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The Chilling Concern Elon Musk Had About Google's Deepmind AI
With the growing prevalence of AI, there are more worries about what the future may look like. As it turns out, Elon Musk has had some concerns of his own.
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How Google Could Make It Easier To Identify AI Text
Advancing AI technology has led to no shortage of fear. Fortunately, there might soon be a way to determine whether an AI is behind any given bit of text.
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Here's When Flashlights Were Invented And What Inspired Their Name
Flashlights have come a long way from their late-1800s origins. The simple yet effective portable device also got its name thanks to its primitive design.
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Do Air Purifiers Reduce Bad Odors? Here's What You Should Know
Air purifiers are increasingly popular home purchases. While they are excellent for removing small particles, whether they remove bad odors is complicated.
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How Solid Waste Management Works On The International Space Station
Living on the ISS means even the simplest of routine comforts are complicated, including solid waste management. Here's how the ISS crew removes their trash.
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Meet The Robot That Amputates Its Own Limbs To Survive
Increasing the survivability of robots might sound dystopian, but Yale researchers done just that by presenting a robot that can amputate its own limbs.
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What Is The Difference Between An Air Purifier And Dehumidifier And When Should You Use Each?
Air purifiers and dehumidifiers may look similar but they do very different jobs. Here are the differences and when each is suitable for use.
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How Long It Would Really Take To Get To Jupiter On Our Fastest Manned Rocket
Humanity has no plans to stop travelling to other worlds, whether the moon, Mars, or even Jupiter. In that last case, how long would a manned mission take?
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