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Science 9: Electricity

Science 9: Electricity. Static Charge Big Idea: Static charge is produced by electron transfer. Model charging using (+,-) diagrams. Science 9: Electricity. Laws of Static Charge Opposite charges attract Like charges repel Neutral objects are attracted to charged objects Demos:

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Terrain Mapping

Terrain Mapping. DEMs Contours Slope Aspect Hillshades. Digital Elevation Model (DEM). Mt. Hood. Counters. Generates a polyline Shapefile. Contours. 2200m. 2100m. 2000m. 1900m. DEM Cross Section. 200 Meter Countours. Calculating Slope. DEM Cross Section. Slope Calculation.

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Graphing Motion

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M60 Day 15

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Types of Functions, Rates of Change

Types of Functions, Rates of Change. Lesson 1.4. Constant Functions. Consider the table of ordered pairs The dependent variable is the same It is constant The graph is a horizontal line. Linear Function. Can be represented by Where a and b are constants See Geogebra example.

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Types of Functions, Rates of Change

Types of Functions, Rates of Change. Lesson 1.4. Constant Functions. Consider the table of ordered pairs The dependent variable is the same It is constant The graph is a horizontal line. Linear Function. Can be represented by Where a and b are constants See Geogebra example.

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Types of Functions, Rates of Change

Types of Functions, Rates of Change. Lesson 1.4. Constant Functions. Consider the table of ordered pairs The dependent variable is the same It is constant The graph is a horizontal line. Linear Functions. Consider this set of ordered pairs

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Chapter 9, Section 1 Describing and Measuring Motion

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Micro Tools Review Key Terms/Tasks

Micro Tools Review Key Terms/Tasks. 1. Plotting coordinates 2. Vertical intercept 3. Horizontal intercept 4. Slope 5. Ceteris paribus: how relates 6. Tangency 7. Independent variable 8. Dependent variable. 9. Solving equations. Graph of a Demand Curve.

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Study of NDVI, Land Surface Temperature using Landsat (TM) Data

Study of NDVI, Land Surface Temperature using Landsat (TM) Data. Mirza Muhammad Waqar Contact: mirza.waqar@ist.edu.pk +92-21-34650765-79 EXT:2257. RG610. Course: Introduction to RS & DIP. Landsat TM(07-03-2010). Calculating Slope for Band= 3, 4 and 6. LMAX_BAND1 = 193.000

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M60 Day 14

M60 Day 14. 4.2 Graphing by plotting points. Standard Form. X-intercept Y-intercept. Using Intercepts to Graph. Put equation into Standard Form Complete T-Table using x=0 and y=0 Check using one additional ordered pair. Using Intercepts to Graph. Put equation into Standard Form

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Science Starter!

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QOTD 9/29/14

QOTD 9/29/14. Please get your homework (Percent Error Calculations) and your blue stamp sheet out. Pick up the QOTD sheet and a ruler. Make sure the sheet goes in your QOTD section of your notebook! There will be a QOTD participation check early next week on the unit exam day!.

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4.4 Find Slope and Rate of Change

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Identifying a Linear Equation from a Table of Values

Identifying a Linear Equation from a Table of Values. Slope-Intercept Method. The tasks at hand. Identify the slope of a line Identify the intercept of a line Just what is the intercept of a line?.

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I. Graphing Motion

I. Graphing Motion. Can be shown on a line graph Plot distance against time Time: horizontal axis, x-axis (across) Distance: vertical axis, y-axis (up and down). I. Graphing Motion. B.) A point on the graph represents the location of an object at a particular time. II. Slope of a line .

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Calculating Velocity Graphically

Calculating Velocity Graphically. Velocity & Slope Calculating Velocity Graphically. I. Velocity Activity. Measure the speed of a steel bearing that is rolling across your table. II. Velocity and Slope. II. Velocity and Slope. III. Calculating Slope and Velocity. ered. Rise= 78m-5m= 73m.

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