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CIS162AB - C++

CIS162AB - C++. Structures and Classes Juan Marquez 10_classes.ppt. Overview of Topics. Procedural Programming Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Structures Class vs Object Unified Modeling Language (UML) Defining Classes Using Classes Constructors and Destructors.

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Intro to NXT Programming

Intro to NXT Programming. October 16, 2010 Joe Long jlong@ltu.edu (Special RoboParade edition). Brought to you by a generous grant from Tardec. Agenda. Basic Movements Loop, Sensors, Wait, Switches, and line following Program Beams Determining speed Extra Tips. Creating a Program.

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Robofest NXT Programming Workshop Aug. 24, 2006 CJ Chung Associate Professor of Computer Science Lawrence Tech Univer

Robofest NXT Programming Workshop Aug. 24, 2006 CJ Chung Associate Professor of Computer Science Lawrence Tech University CHUNG@LTU.edu www.Robofest.net. RoboLab, RCX code, and NXPL Follow a line and stop when the bumper is hit. Agenda. Intro to NXT Construction of NXT basic model

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Chapter 4 Section 1

Chapter 4 Section 1. Systems of Equations in two Variables. So, what constitutes a solution? Notice that we have 2 variables and as such we will need 2 values to be a solution. Hence the solutions are ordered pairs. For example, is (1, 2) a solution to the given system?. Your Turn.

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Algebra 1

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COP330 Object Oriented Programming in C++ Fall 2008

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Practical Session 4

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Systems of Linear Equations Word Problems

Systems of Linear Equations Word Problems. STEPS . Step 1: Define your variables Step 2: Write a system of linear equations Step 3: Solve the system for each variable using the most convenient method Step 4: Check for reasonableness. Example 1.

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Solving A System of Equations

Solving A System of Equations. Julio Munoz & Oscar Acosta December 19, 2013 2-3B. Problem Situation. Lamar wants to spend $32 on fish at Fin City. He can buy 4 large goldfish and 4 guppies or he can buy 1 large goldfish and 9 guppies. What is the cost of each breed of fish? .

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Solving A System of Equations

Solving A System of Equations. Milagros Duran & Keslie Chapa December 18, 2013 7+8A. Problem Situation. A pair of boots and a pair of tennis shoes cost $196.12. The difference in their cost is $44.38. Determine the cost of each . Define Variables. X = cost of a pair of boots

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Solving A System of Equations

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Think Like a Psychologist

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Solving A System of Equations

Solving A System of Equations. Celeste S alinas & Tanya Garcia 12/19/13 5b. Problem Situation. The cost of a motorcycle is $200 less than one-third of the cost of a truck. Three motorcycles and a truck cost $35,400. Find the cost of a motorcycle. Define Variables.

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5.2 Properties of Parabolas

5.2 Properties of Parabolas. Practice: without graphing, find the minimum or maximum value of the graph. Y=3x 2 + 12x + 8. Hint: -b/2a. Practice: without graphing, find the minimum or maximum value of the graph. Y=-1/4x 2 + 2x - 3. Hint: -b/2a. (4, 1). Practice: Graph y = 2x 2 -4.

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Using Systems to Solve Problems ( day 3 of 3 ) MCC9-12.A.REI.5 & MCC9-12.A.REI6

Using Systems to Solve Problems ( day 3 of 3 ) MCC9-12.A.REI.5 & MCC9-12.A.REI6 Learning Target: I am learning to write and solve a system of equations to answer real world problems.

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Unit 1 Solving Linear Systems by Substitution

Unit 1 Solving Linear Systems by Substitution. Learning Goal: I can solve a system of linear equations algebraically, using the method of substitution. Warm-Up : Problem of the Day .

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Linear Programming Day #2

Linear Programming Day #2. Solutions from hw: #3 max 21000 @ (0,700) #5 max 100 @ (12,4) min 8000 @ (400,0) min 46 @ (3,4) #6 max 40 @ (0,20) last problem: max profit of $192 min 0 @ (0,0) occurs at (6,6).

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Blocks of Code & Scope

Blocks of Code & Scope. Block of Code: Delineated by {}. Style used to date: All local variables are defined/declared at top of function These variables are inside the block of code delineated by the {} of the start and end of the function (including function main)

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