'Equals sign' diaporamas de présentation

Algorithms

Algorithms. Chapter 3. Chapter Summary. Algorithms Example Algorithms Growth of Functions Big- O and other Notation Complexity of Algorithms. Algorithms. Section 3.1. Section Summary. Properties of Algorithms Algorithms for Sorting Halting Problem. Problems and Algorithms.

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Linking Verbs

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Linking Verbs

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Expanding Brackets

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Sixer Guide to:

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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. Creating a Workbook Part 2. Learning Objectives. Work with cells and ranges Work with formulas and functions Preview and print a workbook. Working with Cells and Ranges. Topics Covered: Selecting a Range Moving and Copying a Range Inserting and Deleting a Range

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Algebra II

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Algebra Equations

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Half-Life

Half-Life. H alf-life is the time required for half of a sample of a radioactive substance to disintegrate by radioactive decay. Atoms with shorter half-lives are more unstable. The half-life of an isotope is not affected by heat, pressure or any other physical means. .

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Scaffolding a Math Problem: Solving for a Single Variable

Scaffolding a Math Problem: Solving for a Single Variable. The Problem. Pete and Bryan are cousins. Bryan is three times older than Pete. If the sum of the age of the cousins is 36, how old are Pete and Bryan? Step #1. Step #1.

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Reducing Before Multiplying Fractions

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Solving linear equations

Solving linear equations. Solving linear equations. Linear equations are the easiest type of equation to solve because the unknown is not raised to any power other than 1. We can solve very simple linear equations by inspection. For example:.

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Place Value

Place Value. Heather Beck. Chip-Trading Games . White chips = ones Blue chips = tens Red chips = hundreds Roll a die and receive the number of ones indicated on the die Exchange for higher valued chips First player to get a chip of a certain high value wins . Bank Game.

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Changing the subject

Changing the subject. Changing the subject of a formula. When a formula to find a given quantity is written, the subject of the formula is the letter which is on its own. Example A = ?r 2 - Subject A V = l w h - Subject V

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Lesson 118

Lesson 118. LESSON PRESENTATION. Example 118.1. Example 118.3. Example 118.2. Completing the Square. Completing the Square.

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Using Formulas and Functions in Excel 2010

Using Formulas and Functions in Excel 2010. www.ptraining.com. Formulas. Start with an equals sign (=) Operators. The Order of Operations. What is the right answer? =2+3*4 =2+3*4 = 2 + 12 = 14. Parentheses Exponent Multiplication Division Addition Subtraction. Please Excuse My

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Using the Equation Editor

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S tudents who self- explained had: S uperior conceptual knowledge

Effect of Condition. Assessment Components. Overall Research Question. Current Focus. Content of Explanations. Acknowledgments. Mathematical Equivalence. Procedural Transfer. Conceptual Knowledge. Method. Contact. References. Summary.

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