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Part 2: Vocabulary:
11. J
12. A
13. B
14. I
15. G
16. H
17. C
18. E
19. F
20. D
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(m)
3 - 2x = 15
2x = 3 - 15
2x = -12
x = -6
(n)
2/3y - 11 = 3
2/3y = 3 + 11
2/3y = 14
2y = 42
y= 21
(o)
6t + 5 = -11
6t = -11 - 5
6t = -16
T = -16/6
(p)
6 - m = -4
m = 6 + 4
m= 10
2
(x + 3) (x - 1)
x2 - x + 3x - 3
x2 + 2x - 3
(2x + 6) (3x + 4)
6x2 + 8x + 18x + 24
6x2 + 26x + 24
(-4n2) . (5n7)
(-4n2) . (5n2n5)
(n2) (-4 . 5n5)
(2x)3 . (5x4)2
8x3 . 25x8
8x3 . 25x3x5
(x3)(8+ 25x5)
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Across
2. Volere
3. Salve
5. Auguri
7. Buon natale
9. Ciao
10. Buonasera
11. Molti
12. Biglietto di auguri
Down
- Buon compleanno
4. Buona notte
6. Buona pasqua
7. Buona giornata
8. Addio
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Enzyme Worksheet
- Proteins
- Enzymes catalyse vital reactions in the body by lowering the activation energy of a reaction. For example, they allow digestive processes to function.
3.
4.
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- (1)
- (3)
- (1)
- (1)
- (4)
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1. Paolo è in un negozio che vende cappelli al mercato.
2. Paolo parla con il commerciante.
3. sta comprando un cappello.
4. il cappello costava trenta euro all'inizio.
5. il cappello costa venticinque Euro alla fine.
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- Elena
- Giovanni
- Carla
- Giovanna
- Mario
- Laura
- Sofia
- Paulo
- Rosa
Le ragazze: Andrea, Laura, Valentina, Beatrice, Cristina, Sara, Anna
I ragazzi: Gregorio, Davide, Franco, Giuseppe, Luca
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6. gli occhiali da sole
3. il quaderno
4. la caramelle
5. il biglietto
2. il CD
Il biglietto costa otto euro.
Il quaderno costa sei euro.
Le caramelle costano nove euro.
Gli occhiali costano venti e quattro euro.
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Take Home Test
1(a) x + 3 = 11
x = 11 - 3
x = 8
(b) t - 11 = -5
t = -5 + 11
t = 6
(c) 5 x = 20
x = 4
(d) -2y = -18
2y = 18
y = 9
(e) x/6 = -5
x = -5(6)
x = -30
(f) y/-3 = 12
y = 12(-3)
y = -36
(g) 1/2x = 7
1 = 2x (7)
1 = 14x
x = 1/14
(h) 3x + 5 = 17
3x = 17 - 5
3x = 12
x = 4
- -2c + 7 = 11
-2c = 11 - 7
2c = -4
c = -2
(j) x/4 - 5 = 2
x/4 = 2 + 5
x = (7) (4)
x = 28
(k) 2t/3 = -10
2t = -30
t = -15
(l) (y - 4)/2 = 8
(y - 4) = 16
y = 16 + 4
y= 20
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5. Draw and label an inhibitor affecting an enzyme reaction:
6. What 2 environmental conditions can affect the activity of an enzyme
Temperature and substrate concentration
7. The enzyme functions at the optimal pH of 8
8. The optimal temperature is 35.
9. When the pH is two, the enzyme is completely inactive.
10. The optimal pH for intestinal protease is 9.
11. The optimal pH for gastric protease is 5.
12. Gastric protease.
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Justinian’s code influenced the principles of justice and law in our society because they formed a robust framework for our legal system, and because we continue to believe that parents have power over children, that the law should govern people, and that the law should safeguard the interests of individuals.
Justinian’s code influenced the principles of justice and law in our society but we no longer observe obsolete laws that prevent women from being witnesses or that continue to enforce slavery.
Justinian’s code influenced the principles of justice and law in our society so we continue to have laws that enforce the need for witnesses in the making of a testament or will.
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Answers in Italian
- il grande magazzino è in via Tuscolana.
- Laura suggerisce di fare acquisti in una boutique invece.
- Gina ha bisogno di comprare un regalo per la sorella Anna.
- XXXX XXX vuole XXXXXX in XXX boutique perché le XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX.
- Gina XXXXXX di XXXXXXXX un paio di pantaloni.
Answers in English:
1. The XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX in via XXXXXXXXX.
2. Laura suggests XX XXXX XX a XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.
X. Gina needs to XXX a XXXX for her sister Anna.
X. Gina does not XXXX to go to a XXXXXXXX because the XXXXXXXXX are very XXXXXXXXX.
5. XXXX decides to XXX a pair of trousers.
[XXXXX XXXX XX XXX XXXXXXXXXX cannot be XXXXXXXXX as it XX an oral XXXXXXXXXX]
XXXXXXXXX: XXXX in the XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX in XXXXXXX
1. Ventitre XXX XXX fanno quarantasei (46)
2. XXXXX XXXXXX quattro fa XXXXXXXXXXX (XX)
X. Quarantuno piu ventidue fa sessantatre (XX)
4. Novantasette meno cinquantanove fa XXXXXXXXX (38)
X. XXXXXXX diviso XXX XX XXXXXXXX (XX)
6. XXXXXXXXXXX meno trentuno XX XXXXXXXXXXXX (35)
7. XXXXXXXXXXXX diviso ventotto fa XXX (2)
X. XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX (XX)
X. Sette XXX XXXX fanno fanno XXXXXXXXXXXX (XX)
10. XXXXXXXX XXX sei fa novanta (XX)
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- B. XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX in XXXX XXXXXXXX mechanism is XXXXXXX. The XXXXXX XX (B)
X. The answer is (B) feedback XXXXXXXXXX
X. The answer XX (X)
X. XXX XXXXXX is (D)
5. XXX answer is (X)
X. XXX answer XX (A)
XXXXX
- Quanto costa il vestito?
XX vestito costa quaranta euro.
2. Quanto costano la camicia, la XXXXXXXX, i XXXXXXXXX e la XXXXXX? (cannot XX answered because the prices are blurred)
3. XXXXXX costano i XXXXX e il maglione?
Il XXXXX e il XXXXXXXX costano centocinque XXXX.
4. Quanto XXXXXXX la camicietta e la XXXXX? (XXXXXX be answered XXXXXXX the XXXXXX are XXXXXXX)
5. Quanto XXXXXXXX il parka, i XXXXXX e la sciarpa? (cannot be XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX the XXXXXX are XXXXXXX)
XXXXX
XXXXX : I numeri: Quanti anni XXX
uno,
undici XXXXXX XXXXXXX
dXXXXXXXXXX diciotto XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX
XXX. Topic: I XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX
- 590 - XXXX: XXXXXX nove XXXX - tre XXX sei quattro
- XXX - XXXX: otto XXXXXXX tre - sette XXXX XXX uno
X. [The XXXX activity XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX because it XX an XXXX exercise]
XXXXX
Biology Lab XXXX D QUESTIONS
1.
Increased XXXXX flow XXXXX XXXXXX cells XXXXXXX more energy because blood delivers the products XXXXXX for XXX cell to XXXXXXX catalytic XXXXXXXXX, XXXX XX XXXXXX, XXXXXXXXX, vitamins, minerals XXX XXXXXXX.
X.
The two XXXXXXXXX may be of a XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXX indicator XXX been XXXXX XX both.
3.
Pair X
XXX endocrine system, alongside the XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX, helps to secrete hormones XXX regulate XXXXXX processes. It XXXXXXXX XX XXX pituitary gland, the XXXXXXX XXXXX ,the pancreas, XXX adrenal glands XXX the testes (or XXXXXXX in females). XXX secretions XX XXX endocrine XXXXXX are XXXXXXXXXXX through XXX veins and arteries XX the XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX, where they travel XXX act at various XXXXXX XXXXX in XXX body. XXXXX help to maintain XXXXXXXXXXX in an individual, by secreting XXXXXXXX XXXX regulate bodily characteristics XXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXX
Base your answers to XXXXXXXX 4 and 5 on the XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXX table XXXXXXXX.
X. As XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXX.
5. XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX XXXXXXXX by XXXXXXXXXX the sample XXXX XX XXX experiment XX XXXXXXX more students, as XXXXX rates XXXXXX XX XXXXXXX. The students could also sample a XXXXXX XXXXXXX XX activities, XXXX XX XXXXXXXX or XXXXX down states.
X. (1)
7. The histogram XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX 3+4+6+7+X+3 = 27 XXXXXXXX
8. A pulse XXXX XXXXX XX would prevent the efficient XXX XXXXXX circulation XX XXXXXXXXXX hormones that regulate XXXXX levels, XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX XXXXXXX levels and XXXXX internal XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXX hormones XXXXX XXX XX able to reach the active XXXXX in XXXX.XXXX would XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXX process of homeostasis.
9. XXX XXXX would XXXXXXX higher pulse rates across the whole XXXXXXXX of XXXXXXX XXXXX rates (in other words, XXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX up).
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- Marina vuole acquistare un dizionario italiano-XXXXXXX.
- Questo della Gilberti XXXXX XXXXXXXXX euro
- XXX XXX lo XXXXXX perché costa troppo
- XXXXXX XX dizionario più economico che XXXXX tredici euro e XXXXXXXXX centesimi.
- È XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX di pagare XXXX XXXXXXXX.
XXXXX
Evidence XX Islamic practices
XXXXXXX XXXXXX the Fasting Version
XXXXXXXX in the margins:
“XXX XXXXXXXX&XXXXXX; are to ward XXX temptation”
“Since I get thirsty, I don’t want to play that much.”
“He XXX XXXXXX XXXX XXXXX XX sundown each day since XXX holiday started XXX 11.”
“XXX: jaunts XX XXX beach (XXX thirst XXXXXXXX). XXX: XXXXX XXXXX XXXX friends. XXX: playing basketball XXX XXXXX.”
“ XXXXX the fast began… [XXXX] XXXX stayed up XXXXX XXX early XXXXX of the XXXXXXX so XXXX XXXXX XXXXX through many of the hours XX XXXX. “
“XX plays XXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXXXX videos XXXXX about 6am, then XXXXXX XXXXX 3pm, XX XXXXX time the evening breakfast XXXXXXX is in XXXXX.”
“The XXXXX women said they XXXXX XXXXX fasting days XXXXXX.”
Author: XXX XXXX XXXXX, XXXXX XXXXXXX
Point XX View: XXXXXXX, investigative XXXXXXXXXX
XXXX XXX was XXXXXXX: 2010-8-21
XXXXXXX: XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX, education, XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Audience: General public
This XXXXXXXX is XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX it was published by a XXXXXXX newspaper with trained XXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXX XXXX this XXXXXXX show us about being a XXXXXX XXXXXX the XXXX month of Ramadan?
XXXX evidence XXXX the article:
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XXXXXXXX:
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XXXXX/05729
The XXXX of Gilgamesh is an ancient XXXX and Sumerian XXXX with XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX merit, that XXX XXXX XXXXXXX XXX centuries. This essay XXXX analyse XXX XXXXXXX XXXX the Epic of Gilgamesh XXXX regard XX XXXXX XXXXXX: XXX XXXXXXXXXX of government, XXX XXXXX-rural XXXXXX and the XXXXXX of women.
XXXXXXXX, the XXXXXXX shows how a cruel XXXX, XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX XXX people to XXXXX a great wall around the XXXX and made XXX people restless. XX a result, XXX people XXXXX out for mercy, but XXXXXXXXX was XXXXX and XXXXXX, XXX so did XXX XXXXXX to the suffering of his people. The XXX XXX created a XXXXXXXXXX, Enkidu, XX a result.
This demonstrates how good government XXXXXX always XX in XXXXXXXXXX with XXX XXXX of the XXXXXX, and XX XXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXX XXXXX. XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX XXXXX today frequently neglect the XXXXX of their XXXXXX, XXX in so XXXXX, create rebellious populations XXX the seeds XX XXXXX own demise.
XXXXXX, XXX Epic of Gilgamesh demonstrates the differences between Gilgamesh, who is a cold-XXXXXXX XXXXX raised XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX, and XXX rival Enkidu, who is XXXX hearted XXX raised in XXXXXX. XXXX demonstrates XXX XXXXXXXXXX between XXXXXX XXX XXXX up in urban environments XXX people XXX XXXX XX in rural XXXXXXXXXXXX.
Finally, the XXXXXXX gives its readers a XXXX as XX the status XX XXXXX in XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXX society. Shamhat XX only given worth and XXXXXX as an individual XXX seduces XXXXXX XXXXXXX her XXXXXXXXX and charm. This may XXXXXXXX that ancient societies XXXXXXXXXXXXX saw women XX symbols of attraction, and as objects XX XX used.
XXXX
7. XXXXXXXX
Blood XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX over time (x = time(h), y = blood XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX)
8. One likely XXXXX for the change in blood glucose concentration XXXXXXX XXXX 16 and XXXX 24 is the digestion XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX of XXXX during resting XXXXXXX.
X. The blood glucose XXXXXXXXXXXXX change should XXXX XXXX XXXX pronounced (ie. XXX drop in blood XXXXXXX or XXXX in XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX have XXXX XXXXXXX)
10.
XXX XXXXXX is Row 1 (X = XXXXXXXXX, Y = XXXXXXXXXX)
11.
(X) making XXXX hormone B, only
12.
(3) reduce XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX intake in body system X
13.
(4) XXXXX XX XXXXXXXX the XXXXXXXXX of hormone A
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- Yes.
- XXX.
- Yes.
- XXXXX law XXXX? - I agree XXXX XXX code X XX it lays down XXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX which prevent XXXXXXX conflict and XXXXX.
Historic context
Who: XXXXXXXXX
XXXX: XXXXXXXXXXX XX Justinian’s reign, XXXXXXXXX, legal XXXXXX and political achievements
XXXX: XXXXX century
Why: XXXX to consolidate XXX XXXXXXX XXX expanding XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX, to XXXXX his XXXXXX XXX provide a XXXXX of stability XXX his people.
Step 3
Who: Justinian
XXXXX: Byzantine Empire
XXX: XXXXXXX XXXXXXX law, appointed XXXXXXX in XXX Eastern Orthodox Church, XXXXXXXXX a XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXX lands, XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX’s Code which XXXXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXXXX, slavery, property, XXXXXXXXX, XXXXX’s XXXXXX and XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.
Scenario X: Same punishment? NO.
Scenario 2: XXXX punishment? XX.
Scenario 3: XXXX punishment? NO.
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First XXXX XXX XXXX; could XXX be completed.
C. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.
X. è la fronte.
X. XXXXXX sono i piedi.
X. è la bocca.
X. questi sono gli occhi.
X. X la XXXXXX.
X. XXXXXX XXXX le XXXX.
7. questo X lo XXXXXXX.
X. X XX XXXXX.
X. XXXXXX X la vita.
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XXXXXX XXXXXXX
XXXXXX XXXXX?
XXXXXXXX A
1.XX caffe decaffeinato XXXXX novanta centesimi
X. XX caffe XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
X. XX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX un XXXX e venti
4. Un XXXXXXXXXX in tazza costa un XXXX e XXXXXXXXX
5. Un te costa un euro e XXXXXX
6. XX XXXXX in bicchiere XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX centesimi
7. XX XX freddo costa un XXXX
8. XX bibita in XXXXXXX costa XX euro e novanta
X. I succhi di frutta XXXXX due euro e XXXXX
10. XX spremute di agrumi costa due euro e XXXXXXXX
Exercise B
XX XXXXXXXXX XXX il Gran XXXXXXXX costa XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX
Un biglietto XXX il XXXXXXXXXX costa un mille diciannove
XX biglietto per XX Grecia XXXXX XX XXXXX XXXXXXXX trentanove euro.
Un biglietto XXX XX XXXXXXX costa ottocento XXXXXXXXXXXXXX euro.
Un XXXXXXXXX XXX XX Spagna XXXXX un XXXXX XXXXXXXX ventinove.
XX XXXXXXXXX XXX il XXXXXXX XXXXX novecento XXXXXXXXXXXX.
XX biglietto XXX il XXXXXXXX costa un mille centouno diciannove
Un XXXXXXXXX per XX XXXXXX XXXXX un mille XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXX
XXXXXXXX
Rispondi XXXX domande
X.La XXXXXXX e XX XXXXX XXXXXXX trentanove euro o trentanove XXXXXXX.
2. Il XXXXX e XX XXXXXXXX costano diciotto XXXX o XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.
X. La XXXXXXX, il cappello ed i XXXXXXXXX costano sessantanove euro o sessantanove dollari.
4. Gli stivali costano cento XXXX o cento XXXXXXX.
5. Con XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX, posso XXXXXXXX tutto XXXXXX gli XXXXXXX.
1. Il resto è di XXX euro e XXXXXXXX centesimi.
X. XX resto è di XXXXXX centesimi.
3. XX resto X di novanta XXXXXXXXX.
4. Il XXXXX X di sei XXXX e XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX centesimi.
X. Il XXXXX è di dodici XXXX e XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX.
X. XX resto è di XXXXXXXXXXXX centesimi.
- XX XXXXXXXXXXX costa XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX euro.
- X'XXXXXXXXXX costa XXXXXXX cinquecento XXXX.
3. La XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX.
X. Il divano XXXXX XXXXXXX euro
X. La XXXX costa quattrocentomila euro.
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XXXXXXX XXXXX and years
è l'XXXX duemila diciotto
XXXX l’XXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX nel XXXXXXX
- XXXX nato nel XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1954
- Sono XXXX nel XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX
- Sono XXXX XXX millenovecento settantacinque XXXX
- Sono nato nel millenovecento sessantasei1966
- XXXX nato XXX duemila XXXX XXXX
- XXXX nato XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX trentatre XXXX
- XXXX nato nel XXXXXXXXXXXXXX novantuno1991
- XXXX XXXX nel XXXXXXX uno 2001
- Sono XXXX nel XXXXXXXXXXXXXX ottanta 1980
- XX.XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX tredici 1913
X l'anno duemila diciotto
Carlo e nata nel millenovecento ottanta. Ha anni XXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXX e XXXX nel millenovecento cinquantotto. Lei XX anni XXXXXXXX
XXXXXX e XXXX nel XXXXXXXXXXXXXX cinquantacinque. Lei XX anni XXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXX e XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX. XX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX
Monica e XXXX nel XXXXXXXXXXXXXX ottantuno. Lei ha anni XXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXX e XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX. Ha XXXX ottantotto
Lucia e nata XXX millenovecento XXXXXXXXX. Lei XX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX
Silvia e nata XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX. XXX ha anni XXXXXXXX
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Section X: Expressions
XXXXXXX X - Topic 1
a. XXXXXX Island XXXXX complete XX x X = XXX trips
b. Staten XXXXXX would XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX each XXX
c. East XXXXX XXXXX would complete 32 x X = XXX trips
d. XXXX XXXXX XXXXX would XXXXXXXX XXX trips XXXX day
e. XXXXX is given XX XXX + 32x = XXX
f. XXXXX XX given XX 58(5) + 32(5) = 90(X) = 450
XXX’s practice
1. a. Let console XX c, games XX g. 299c + XX.99g
b. (1)(299) + XX.99(X) = 478.97
c. Let XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX be e.
Equation is given XX 299 c + XX.99 g + XX.99 e
d. Cost is given by
XXX c + XX.99 g + 29.XX e
299(X) + 59.XX(X) + XX.99(X) = 538.XX
XXX It!
2. Let tickets be t, XXXXX XXXXXXX be w, pretzels XX p.
Equation XX XX.XX+ 3.XX + XX
XXXXXXXXXXX XX XX.5, 3.5, 5.
Variables are t, w, p.
XXXXX XXX no constant XXXXX.
3. a. y = 10p + XXX, XXXXX p = pounds and o = XXXXXX
b. x < y as Ramiro must use less XXXX or equal XX XXX XXXXX XXXXXX XX XXXX he XXX on XXXX.
Beat the XXXX!
KKP: cost = 175+ 7 x 2 x k = 175 + 14k
EHP: cost = XXX
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[] XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX the total XXXXXX for XXX
[] XX Jose hires the painters XXX 10 XXXXX, then EHP would be XXXXXXX (XX. in XXXX case, EHP is XXX)
[] If XXXX XXXXX the XXXXXXXX for 20 XXXXX, XXXX XXX XXXXX XX cheaper (XX. in XXXX XXXX, KKP is 455 and EHP is XXX)
X. B
Hand pickers equation: 0.XX (XXXX)
XXXXXXXXX equation: 0.90 (22000m)
Combined XXXXXXXX: X.95 (200h) + X.XX (22000m)
Answer is X.
Section 1 XXXXX 2: XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX Using XXXXXXXXXXXX Property
XXXXX on the above distribution:
(a + 3) (a + X) = a2 + XX + XX + X = a
XXX’s practice!
1.
3(x + XX - 7z)
XXXXX distribution:
XX + 6y - 21z
XXXXX modelling:
X x x = 3x
3
X
XXX XXXX up XX get XXX same XXXXXX:
XX + XX - XXX
2.
XXXXX modelling:
XXX XXXX XX XX XXX:
(x - X) (x - 2)
= x
Using distributive property:
(x - X) (x - X)
= x2 -XX + X
XXX XX!
X. Using XXXXXXXXXXXX property
(m+5) (m - 3)
= m2 -3m + 5m - XX
= m2 + 2m - XX
XXXX XXX Test!
X.
Student 1:
(x - 5) (x - 2)
= x
Student XXXXXX to XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX, directly multiplying XXXXX XXXX once, and XXXXXX out -2x XXX -5x as a XXXXXX.
Student 2:
(x-X) (x - 2)
= x
= x2 -XX + XX
Student XX correct!
Student X:
Student XX incorrect.
Student XXXXXX that - XXX -, XXXX multiplied, yields a XXXX. XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX has XXX XXXXX XXXX XXX the XXXXXXXX XX.
XXXXXXX 1 - Topic X
X + 2 = X
2 + 5 = X
XXX XXXXXXXX, it XXXX XXX matter.
X x 2 = XX
X x 9 = 18
For XXXXXXXXXXXXXX, it XXXX XXX matter.
&XX; XXX order of XXX numbers XXX be
The commutative XXXXXXXX XXXX not XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXX:
2/3 = X.6666, whereas X/2 = X.5
2 - X = -1, XXXXXXX 3 - X = X
XXXXXXXXX results are obtained.
XXXXXXXX X + X + X.
2 + 4 + 6 = XX
(2 + X) + X = 12
2 + (4 + 6) = 12
XXXXXXXXXXX do XXX change the sum.
XXXXXXXX X . 6 . 4.
X . X . 4 = 72
X . (X . 4) = XX
(3 . X) . X = XX
XXXXXXXXXXX do not XXXXXX XXX XXX.
XXXX XX the associative property
The XXXXXX XX XXX numbers does not change.
The XXXXXXXX XX the XXXXXXX can XXXXXX XXX does not affect the result or sign.
XX &XXXXXX;. Then (a+b) + c = a + b + c and (ab)c = abc.
XXX associative XXXXXXXX does not hold XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX:
40 ÷ XX ÷ 2 = X
40 ÷ (10 ÷ 2) = 40 ÷ X = X
(40 ÷ XX) ÷ X = 2
40 - 10 - X = XX
40 - (XX - X) = 32
XXX’s practice!
X.
- Associative property
b. XXXXXXXXXXX property
c. Associative property
2.
a. XXXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX (there is both XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX of XXXXX)
b. Associative property
c. XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
d. Commutative XXX associative XXXXXXXX (XXXXX XX both parenthesis XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XX terms)
X.
(3x) (2y) = X (x . 2) y associative property
= 3 (2 . x) y commutative XXXXXXXX
= (X . 2) (x . y) associative property
= XXX
XXXX the Test!
X.
- XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX
2. XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XX addition
X. XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX of multiplication
X. XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX of XXXXXXXX
X. XXXXX an equivalent XXXXXXXXXX
Section X - XXXXX X
XX = XX
2
22 = 4
2X = X
Each XX half XX the XXXXXXXX sum (divided XX X each XXXX)
2
This XX the zero XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
a
Continuing XXX pattern&XXXXXX;
X
X-2 = X/4 = X.XX
a
1/a
23 . X
X5 . 2-3 = X
x
span XXXXX="Apple-XXXXXXXXX-XXXXX"&XX;
a
XXXXXXXX:
X5 / 4X = X
x
a
Exponent:
(53 )
(yX )
XXXXX property: (a
&XXXXXX;
(X . X) 2 = (6) 2 = XX
(X . x) 3 = (4x)
&XX;span class="s2"&XX;
= (a.b)n
(20/3) 2 = X.XX
(6/y)
>span class="s2"&XX;n = a
Let’s XXXXXXXX!
- a. 33. X4 = 3
7 , (X9 )/(32) = X9-2 = 37
XXX XXXXXXXX XX XXXX.
b. (5 . XX ) X= 5
(5 . 42 ) X= X
X4 . 50
span XXXXX="Apple-converted-XXXXX">
Try It!
A XXXXXXX with XX
B XXXXXXX XXXX I
C matches with XX
D XXXXXXX with X
E matches XXXX XXX
F XXXXXXX with VI
XXXX XXX XXXX!
1. Part A:
Crosby XX XXXXXXX. XXXXXXX 3 x X x X x 3 x 3 = 3 to the power XX 5.
2. Adam is XXXXXXX. XXXX is XXXXXXX X to XXX power of 8 XXXXXXX XX 3 XX XXXXX of X is X XX the power XX (8-2) = 6
Section X - Topic X
X X/2 = 3 X/X = 3
8
The XXXXXXX XX XXXX they all XXXXX a XXXXXX XX XXX XXXXX of 1.
X X/X =
5
For XXXXXXXXX that are rational XXXXXXX, XXXX XX a/b , we have x a/b =
X.
- (x+2)
1/X
b. (x-5) X/3 +X
X.
- X 1/X = X 2(X/2) = X
- XX
X/2 = 4X(X/2) = 4
c. X X/3 = 2 (3(X/X)) = X
d. 8 X/X = 2
e. 125
f. 16 X/4 = 2
Try it!
XX. √y = y1/2
3b. 5√y + X = (y+X)X/X
XX. 49X/2 = XX/X = 7
4b. 27X/3 = 3
4c. XXX 2/X = X
XXXX the test!
XXXXX XXX pairs.
- XX
- XXX
- V
- I
- XX
- II
XXXXXXX 1 XXXXX 6
√X + √2 = 3.XX
X
X X X X 5 X
|__|__|__|XX|XX|
5X/2 + 21/X = 3.65
X
X 2 X X 5 X
|__|__|__|__|XX|
√X + √5 = 4.XX
X
X 2 X 4 5 6
|__|__|__|XX|__|
5
X
X 2 X 4 X 6
|__|XX|__|__|XX|
X √3 - X √X = -10.39
X
-13 -XX -XX -XX -X -X
|____|____|XXX|___|XXX|
2 . X1/2 - X . 3X/X = -10.XX
X
-13 -XX -11 -10 -9 -X
|XXXX|____|___|XXX|XXX|
Let’s XXXXXXXX
X.a.
√XX + √3 = X√3+ √3 = X √3 = 12
b.
XX
c.
√XX + √15 + √XX = XXX/2 +XX
d.
72X/2 +151/2 + XXX/X = √XX + √XX + √18 = XXX.XX
e.
√32 +
f.
XX
= √32 + 3 √16
= √ 2
= 3 √ 2
= 8.XXX
XXX it!
2.a.
= 4 √X = 9.79
X.b.
= 4 √X = X.79
2.c.
= √50 + √18+ √10
= 5 √2 + 3 √ 2 + √XX
= X √ X + √ 10
= 14.475
2.d.
= √XX + √XX+ √XX
= 14.475
X.e.
= 2X/X + 81/X + 16
= X
= 5.80
2.f.
= 2
= 2
= 5.80
XXXX XXX Test!
1. Which of XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX?
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[X]
[X]
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2. B.
Part B:
Label XXX XXXXX the XXXXXXXXXX XX XXX number XXXX XXXXX.
4 . 3 X/X
2
2
XX
= X.73
X
6 5 X 3 2 1
|XX|__|__|__|XX|
XXXXXXX 1 - Topic 7
√ 10 . √ 2
= √ 2 . 5
= √ 2 . √ X . √ X
= 2 √2
=4.XX
XX X/2 . 2
= X
= X X/2 . X 1/2
= X
= 4.57
√2
= √X
= 2.67
2
= √X
= X.XX
√ XX / √ X
= (√ 2
= √ X
= X.23
10 X/X /2 X/X
= (√ X . √ 5 ) / √ X
= √ 5
= 2.23
(x
=x1/6
(√X)
= (7
= (7X/X)
= XX.X
a1/X b2/5 a
= a 1/X bX/10
= a
4 √X / √8
= 2
= 2 X/X / X
= 2 -3/4
= 0.XX
Try it!
a
= (m
= n
b.
= (2
= (X
c.
= X X/2 . X 2/3
d.
= (3
= (3X/2) X/2
= X
XXXX the test!
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[X]
[X]
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XXXXXXX 1 XXXXX 8
Numbers that XXX be represented XX … XXX called rational XXXXXXX.
XXXXXXX XXXX cannot XX XXXXXXXXXXX… XXX XXXXXX irrational numbers.
√9 XXXXXXXX
√X XXXXXXXXXX
π = rational
22/7 = rational
9.XXXXXX&XXXXXX;. = irrational
33/X = rational
X.23606&XXXXXX; = XXXXXXXXXX
-25 = rational
XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX a XXX b XXXXX XXXX XXX sum XX XXXXXXXX:
XXX XXX XX XXX two XXXXXXXX numbers is rational.
XXXXX.
Suppose r XXX s are XXXXXXXX numbers. [XX XXXX show XXXX r + s is rational.] Then, XX the XXXXXXXXXX of rational numbers, XX XXXX
r = a/b XXX XXXX integers a XXX b XXXX b ≠ 0.
s = c/d XXX XXXX integers c and d XXXX d ≠ X.
So, by XXXXXXXXXXXX, we XXXX
r + s = a/b + c/d
= (ad + XX)/XX
XXX, let p = ad + bc XXX X = XX. Then, p and X are XXXXXXXX [because products and XXXX of integers are XXXXXXXX and because a, b, c and d XXX all XXXXXXXX. Also, X ≠ X by XXXX product XXXXXXXX.] Hence,
r + s = p/q , XXXXX p and q are XXXXXXXX XXX X ≠ 0.
Therefore, by definition XX a XXXXXXXX XXXXXX, (r + s) is rational. XXXX XX what was XX be shown.
XXX XXXX completes the proof.
XXXXXX XXXX: XXXXX://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1320459/why-XXXXXX-XXXXX-XX-XXX-of-XXX-rational-XXXXXX-is-rational-XX...
Sum XX two numbers:
If two XXXXXXX are rational XX can XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX as
a/b+ c/d
XXXXX XX equal to
(ad + bc) / bd
Hence, XXXXXXXX.
Part b:
XXX product of a XXX b XXXX also XX XXXXXXXX.
XXXX c:
XXXXX a XXXXXXXX XXXXXX a XXX an irrational number b, prove that XXX sum XX a XXX b is irrational
X/2 + 9.48888888 = XX.4888888….
XXXXX, the XXX of a and b is irrational
XXXXX a XXX-XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX a, and an XXXXXXXXXX number b, XXXX XXX be said about XXX product of a XXX b?
XXX XXXXXXX of a XXX b XXXX be irrational.
XXX’s practice!
Consider the XXXXXXXXX expression
XXX above expression XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXX of a rational XXXXXX XXX an
Try it!
The above expression XXXXXXXXXX the
a+ b = XXXXXXXX
x . y = z
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Common Core Algebra 1
(a)
f(-6) = -X
f(X) = 2
f(8) = 6
(b)
f(x) = XX
x = XX
(c)
x = -6, y = -1
x = -4, y = 0
x = -2, y = 1
x = 0, y = 2
x = X, y = X
x = X, y = X
x = X, y = X
(d) They intersect XX x = 2, y = X
(e) x = X, y = 3
Y = 0.X (X) + 2 = 3
X = X - x = 5 - 2 = 3
XXX point in (d) is a solution XX both XXXXXXXXX.
Exercise #2
(a)
(b)
(c) Minimum XXXXX : x = X, y = -X
XXXXXXX value = XXXXXXXXX.
(d)
The XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX between x = -1 and x = X
(e) XXX function is XXXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXXX x > X
(f) At y = -3, x = X. XXXX XXX XX seen from the graph and table.
Exercise #3
span XXXXX="Apple-XXXXXXXXX-space"&XX;
- (a) g(-2) = 4
(b) g(0) = -X
(c) g(X) = 52
(d) g(15) = XXX
2.
x = -X, y = 9
x = -1, y = 4
x = X, y = 1
x = X, y = X
x = 2, y = 1
x = X, y = 4
x = 4, y = 9
X.
When x = -X, y = XX. The XXXXXX is XXX XXXXXX XXXXX (XXXXXXX answer XX x=X)
Applications
4. (a)
(b) For interval -2 < x &XX; X, P(x) &XX; X. XXXX represents XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX.
(c) P(0) = -2 or 6. XXXX represents XXX XXXXX even XXXXX (XXXX XXXXXX).
(d) x = -X or x = 6. This XXXXXXXXXX the XXXXXX XX packages XX XXXXXX XXXXX even profit.
XXXXXXXXX
5. No, Rob is incorrect. When x = -4, f(x) = 6.
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Exercise #X
(a)
y = XX - 1
x = X, y = -1
x = 1, y = 2 - X = 1
x = 2, y= 4 - 1 = 3
x = 3, y = 6 - X = X
(b) XXXXXXXX XX y = 2x - 1
Exercise #X
The XXXXX XXXXXX is x = X (y = 2(8) + 1 = 17)
It XX harder because you need XX XXXX the outputs XXX by XXX.
XXXXXXXX #3
X = X.XX + (0.5n + 10)
n = XX
X = XX + XX + XX = 60
XXXXXXXX #X
(a) This rule is a function as XXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXX XXX a XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX month.
(b) XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX
(c) Zeke XXX Niko XXXX XXXX an output XX May. This XX XXXXXXX each output XXXXX maps XX an XXXXX. XXX input gives one XXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX #5
- Charlene starts XXX XX 22 blocks XXXX school (at x = X)
- After 4 XXXXXXX, she XX 14 blocks XXXX XXXXXX
- XX X XXXXXXX, Charlene stops for 3 XXXXXXX.
(d) XXXXXXXX walked 1 XXXXX to XXX subway.
(e) XXXX she got XX the XXXXX, it XXXX her X minutes
Fluency
X.
- States/Capitals is a function. XXX input gives XXX output.
- XXXXXX/Cities is XXX a XXXXXXXX. One XXXXX XXXXX many outputs.
- XXXXXXXX/XXXX is not a XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX gives XXXX XXXXXXX.
- XXXXXXXX/Last XXXXX is a XXXXXXXX. XXX XXXXX XXXXX one output.
X. (a)
x = -3, y = X(-X) - X = -22
x = 0, y = X(0) - X = -7
x = 6, y = X(X) - 7 = 23
XXXX is a function (one XXXXX gives one XXXXXX)
(b)
XXXX is not a XXXXXXXX. One XXXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX (x=X)
(c) XXXX XX a XXXXXXXX. XXX input gives one XXXXXX.
(d) This XX not a function. XXX XXXXX x=2 gives many outputs.
Applications
X. Andrew
- The XXXXXX XXXX was 15 minutes XXXX
- XX he XXXXXXX after 4 minutes, the distance XXX 9 blocks
- Andrew stopped 3 times for X minute XXXXXXX of XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX
- XXXXXX’s trip XXX XXXXXX XXXXXX back.
X.
531CCAlg1U2L12IntervalNotation
Answers: [-X, 5]
(-6, 4)
(-X, X]
[-4, infinity)
(XXXXXXXX, X)
(infinity, -X)
Exercise 2
(3) [-XX, 4)
Exercise #3
12- XX &XX; 0
XX > XX
3 &XX; x
XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX (infinity, X)
Exercise #X
The solutions XXX:
(a) [-3, 4)
(b) [-X, X] or (-3, X)
Exercise #X. XXX XXXXXX is (X)
Fluency
Equivalent interval notation:
X(a) -5 < x ≤ X
1(b) x ≤ -X XXX x > -3
X.
(a) x > X
3 (X) X &XX; t < XX
X.
(a)
XXXX use during 7-9AM XXX 3-XXX. XXXXXXXX is X &XX; x < X XXX XX < x &XX; 19
(b) No, XXXXX XXXX not XX XXXX a time as XXX maximum period of overlapping use XX four hours.
5. XXXXX should XXXX XXXXXX XXX rightmost circle and XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX hollow.