Whats the difference between hetergeneous and homogeneous?

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In Homogeneous, "Homo" means same, so homogeneous means the same nature or kind.

Heterogeneous is the opposite. It means diverse.

A good way to remember is just think of homo as same. And the rest should come to you.

Hope this helps! :)

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