Division and Analysis. What is it? It separates a whole singular subject into its elements, slicing it into parts. It separates a whole singular subject.

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Division and Analysis

What is it? It separates a whole singular subject into its elements, slicing it into parts. It separates a whole singular subject into its elements, slicing it into parts. It is an instrument allowing you to slice a large and complicated subject into smaller parts that you can grasp and relate to one another. It is an instrument allowing you to slice a large and complicated subject into smaller parts that you can grasp and relate to one another. Ex: We can classify Russia as a country in Europe but when we divide it into its geographical, cultural, and ethnic parts a more complex picture is created. Ex: We can classify Russia as a country in Europe but when we divide it into its geographical, cultural, and ethnic parts a more complex picture is created.

Cars Wheels Mirrors Seats EngineTrunk

Classification

What is it? It makes sense of the world by arranging many units into more manageable groups It makes sense of the world by arranging many units into more manageable groups Ex: Zoologists classify animals, Botanists classify plants. Ex: Zoologists classify animals, Botanists classify plants. Ex: For the convenience of readers,newspapers run classified advertising, grouping many small ads into categories such as Help Wanted and Cars for Sale Ex: For the convenience of readers,newspapers run classified advertising, grouping many small ads into categories such as Help Wanted and Cars for Sale

Manageable Groups Low PricedHotels Rooms for Singles Rooms for Families Rooms for Service People Rooms for General Occupancy

Homework Classify the types of students in the school (nerds,geeks,cool,athletic,etc.) and what role they play in school. Classify the types of students in the school (nerds,geeks,cool,athletic,etc.) and what role they play in school. Choose an object that you would like to describe to others and divide it into its components. How does this help the reader get a better understanding of the object? Choose an object that you would like to describe to others and divide it into its components. How does this help the reader get a better understanding of the object? Each should be about 250 words. Be sure to have a thesis, to be ARGUING some point. Each should be about 250 words. Be sure to have a thesis, to be ARGUING some point.