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Eric did a pretty good job on his rough draft. Here are my suggestions: -You have a lot of good info but need to figure out how to organize it into topics -Group similar information to each other -A little more info on the underwater aspect of it(i think a lot of people will find that super interesting) -other then that, i think you are golden
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SUMMARY OF SLEEP:
An average awake human brain generates alpha waves (10 cycles/sec), and an alert person's brain generates a beta waves (approximately 20 cycle/sec). During sleep however, these waves cease to function. The brain then generates two slower waves called the delta waves and the theta waves. Theta waves ranges from 3.5-7 cycle/sec is considered light sleep. Delta waves ranges less than 3.5 cycle/sec are produced during deep sleep.
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| hello | 2, 56.7 | b, t |
| there | 3.14, 9 | c, g |
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