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    Partitioning involves dividing things into their component parts in a way that is distinct, exclusive, and without overlap. It is similar to classification but involves breaking down a single item rather than grouping different objects. There are five key steps to partitioning: identify the item to partition, establish the basis for division, make the divisions distinct and exclusive, avoid overlapping divisions, and ensure any sub-partitions also follow these principles.

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    Partitioning involves dividing things into their component parts in a way that is distinct, exclusive, and without overlap. It is similar to classification but involves breaking down a single item rather than grouping different objects. There are five key steps to partitioning: identify the item to partition, establish the basis for division, make the divisions distinct and exclusive, avoid overlapping divisions, and ensure any sub-partitions also follow these principles.

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    PARTITION

    TECHNIQUE #5
    Assemble break up categorize
    cut up divide group

    parts segregate separate


    split subdivide together
    • Partition is the act of dividing things into their
    component parts.
    • This is similar to classification.
    • However, instead of grouping together different
    objects according to their similar characteristics,
    you will divide or dissect one item into its parts.

    What is partition?
    What is the flow of a partition composition?
    1. The unit to be partitioned must be identified.
    2. The basis for partition must be clear.
    3. The division must be distinct and exclusive.
    4. The division must not overlap.
    5. If there is sub-partitioning of parts, it should be
    conducted according to a principle exclusively
    pertinent to the part.

    What are the guidelines in writing


    a partition composition?

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