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The Significance of Colors in Ancient Healing Practices

In various ancient cultures, colors held immense power and symbolism, particularly the color red. Some civilizations believed that red objects could exert a restorative effect on health, attributed purely to their color. This perspective illustrates a fascinating blend of art, health, and belief systems where colors were perceived as more than visual elements. The healing properties associated with hues like red reveal deeper cultural connections and knowledge about well-being that have influenced practices across generations.

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The Significance of Colors in Ancient Healing Practices

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  1. Warm Up In some ancient cultures, colors were considered very powerful; some societies even believed that red objects had ------- effect, restoring good health through their color alone. (A) an enervating (B) a callow (C) a salutary (D) an agile (E) a peripheral

  2. ALGEBRA 3 • Chapter 5 • Lesson 4 • Complex Numbers

  3. DIRECTIONS (Absolute Values) • Ignore the i

  4. I DO (Absolute Values) Plot the Points • 1. 2 - 3i • 2. -3 + 2i • 3. 4i • 4. 5 - i

  5. WE DO (Absolute Values) Plot the Points • 1. 4 - i • 2. 3 + 2i • 3. -3i • 4. -4

  6. YOU DO (Absolute Values) Plot the Points • 1. 4 + 2i • 2. -2 - i • 3. -1 + i • 4. 1 + 5i

  7. Directions (Solving Equations) • Solve for x • Use Inverse Operations

  8. I DO (Solving Equations) Solve the equations • 1. • 2. • 3. • 4.

  9. WE DO (Solving Equations) Solve the equations 1. 2. 3. 4.

  10. YOU DO (Solving Equations) Solve the equations 1. 2. 3. 4.

  11. Review • The past couple of days you learned how to solve, plot, add, subtract, multiply, and find the absolute value of a complex number.

  12. Warm Up

  13. Algebra 3 • Chapter 5 • Lesson 5 • Completing the Square

  14. VOCAB • Completing the Square – is a process that allows you to write an expression of the form as the square of a binomial

  15. Directions • Find c • C =

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