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Vacuum Cleaner 1901, A.C 1902, electrocardiograph 1903, Tractor 1904, radio tube diode1905, Sonar 1906, Helicopter 1907, cellophane 1908, Gun silencer1909, cars 1910
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She was really acting like a lunatic
when she looked at the United States flag and said to it,
"Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint" by Mark Twain
turquoise blue is the color of the Zinnia
but the zinnia is not the same color of the flag
remember,"As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live" Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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Oct 21 2008, 1:52 PM EDT by
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Did you know that you can use the number 1 to express other numbers? for example you can get nine as (1+1+1)(1+1+1) or even 1+1+1*1^1+1. Numbers like this can be expressed or even shown how they get that far when they are expressed in 1's.
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Oct 21 2008, 1:40 PM EDT by
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i did magic square, magic square is basically where you add all of the lines virtical, horizontal, and diagnal, and it will all equal the same thing as the other lines equal. my lines equal -9
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Exponents and why they help us
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Oct 16 2008, 2:25 PM EDT by
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Exponents are helpful because they help us simplify things, and they help us solve things without having to count out numbers. If you put 7*7*7*7*7*7*7*7*7*7*7*7, you would have to count out every single 7. If you put 7 and the power, you will get things done a lot sooner, and it is almost full proof on accuracy because if you do it that way then you don't have to worry about miscounting, powers just simplify things and help things out.
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Percent - A number written with a % sign, meaning to multiply the number preceding it by one hundredth.
Equivalent - same value, or equal to.
Computation - The act, process, or method of computing.
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Percent - Doctors use percents for infected tissue or what chance you have of living.
Equivalent - You use equivalent fractions in math.
Computation - You use computation for you calculator or for a excel document.
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Rounding a type of approximating that substitutes a more precise value with a number that is easier to work with.
Rounding up rounding to an equal or higher value3.5 rounded to 4. Rounding down rounding to a equal or lower value.3.4 rounded to 3. Rounding to the nearest rounding to the same or equal value.3.4 rounded to 3.5.truncating discard all digits to the right of a particular decimal place.3.1234556789 . russell
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BrAnDi'S vOcAbUlArY fOr ChApTeR 2:6
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Anology: A conclusion that if two or more things agree with one another in some respects, then they
probably will agree in others.
Anology: A conclusion that can be reached by two or more things that agree on a statement.
Ratio (R): Compares one number to another. Example: 1:4, 1/4, 1 to 4, 25%, 0.25
Ratio (R): Numbers that compare to each other. Example: Miles Per Hour.
Equivalent R: Equivalent Ratios are found by multiplying or dividing each term by the nonzero number.
Equivalent R: Multiplying numbers by the same number. 1:4=2:8=3:12=4:16
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Vocabulary 2-3
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Evaluating and Algebraic Expressions
Evaluating: To solve an expression in a certain order useing order of operatoins.
Algebraic Expressions: Example evaluate 4x+3y+16z=_?
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Equation- a mathematical sentence with an equal sign. A sentence with a equal sign.
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