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WELCOME

WELCOME. Dr. Ruth Ann Meyer KA 2 P Project Director. First Year in Review. Josh Goss KA 2 P Project Graduate Assistant. Connie Doorlag KA 2 P Project Associate Director. Kalamazoo Area Algebra Project. A Mathematics/Science Partnership Project. KA 2 P Partners.

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High School Inquiry for STEM Educators

High School Inquiry for STEM Educators. Tina Gaser Stephanie Rakowski Deborah Spencer. What is Inquiry?. C.S.I. (Card Sort Inquiry). Looking a Little Closer. This is inquiry This is not inquiry.

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Summer Assignment Answers

Summer Assignment Answers. #9. A construction company wants to build a rectangular enclosure with an area of 1000 square feet by fencing in three sides and using its office building as the fourth side. Build an enclosure that uses the least amount of fencing. #9.

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What You NEED To Know In Calculus

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Absolute-Value Equations and Inequalities

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Warm Up:

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Welcome to Unified Communication classroom

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Lesson 5-5b

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Parallel lines are straight lines that will never intersect each other.

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Lesson 3-7

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Sample questions for substitution

Sample questions for substitution. From page 442. 1. Substituting the u into the original equation and integrate by adding one to the power and dividing by that new power for polynomials. #7. You need to remember that the derivative of Therefore, the. let u=1+2x. #11. #9. #35.

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Algebra

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7.2 Solving Linear Systems by Substitution

7.2 Solving Linear Systems by Substitution. Steps: 1. Solve one of the equations for one of the variables. Substitute that expression into the other equation and solve for the other variable. This gives you the first part of your ordered pair.

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DISTANCE FROM A POINT TO A LINE

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scbe.stanford/pges/ pges_fellows.html

Dirty. scbe.stanford.edu/pges/ pges_fellows.html. DP. DR. Poor. Rich. CP. CR. Clean. 8 ?. 4 ?. 2 ?. 1 ?. 1/2 ?. 1/4 ?. 1/8 ?. 1/16 ?. SO2 Sust'y plane. 4 ?. 1.4. 2 ?. 0.7. 1 ?. 0.0. Per Initial Year. 0.0. 0.7. 1.4. 2.1. 1/2 ?. -0.7. 1/4 ?. -1.4. -2.1. 1/8 ?. 1 ?.

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Lesson 4 (Domain and Range)

Lesson 4 (Domain and Range). What is domain? What is range?. The x values of a function. (Independent variable) The y values of a function. (Dependent variable). Lesson 4 (Domain and Range).

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