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CHAPTER 2 Network Parameters

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. Branches of Physics. Measuring = units. MASS [kg] LENGTH/DISTANCE [ m ] TIME [ s ] . What do these have in common?. Odd one out???. LBS vs. KG. Weight is measured in pounds (USA)

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Dividing Decimals

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Lecture 37

Lecture 37. Heat of Reaction 1 st Law Analysis of Combustion Systems. Combustion System Analysis. Consider the complete combustion of octane in 150% theoretical air,. C 8 H 18. Combustion Chamber. Products (p). PTA = 150%. In the previous lecture, we found the balanced reaction,.

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4-5

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4-5

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Remember, any multiplication can be reversed in 2 ways, using division:

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Warm Up

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Dividing Money

Dividing Money. Same steps with two things to do before. Before Dividing. Place the decimal and dollar sign in the quotient area. 14 ) $1193.36. Before Dividing. Place the decimal and dollar sign in the quotient area. 14 ) $1193.36. $. Then Divide as Usual. Divide Multiply Subtract

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3-7

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Multiplying and Dividing negatives

Multiplying and Dividing negatives. Example 1: -2(3) If there is only one negative it will be a negative answer. -2(3) = -6. Multiplying and Dividing negatives. -5 * 6 7 * -2 -10(8) 9(-4). Multiplying and Dividing negatives. Practice. Example 2: -3(-4)

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12.3 DIVIDING POLYNOMIALS

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Dividing Decimals by Whole Numbers

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DIVIDING MULTI-DIGIT WHOLE NUMBERS

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10-9 Dividing Polynomials

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Dividing by 2-digit Numbers

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Dividing by 2-digit Numbers

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Dividing Whole Numbers

Dividing Whole Numbers. Find the result of dividing 1356 by 6. Start by dividing 6 into the numbers from the left and work right. How many 6s fit in 1? None. Find the result of dividing 1356 by 6. Start by dividing 6 into the numbers from the left and work right.

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