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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 XXXXX XXXXXX in XXX XXXXXXXX perché le boutique sono molto XXXXXXX.
- XXXX decide di XXXXXXXX un XXXX di XXXXXXXXX.
Answers in XXXXXXX:
1. The XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX is in via XXXXXXXXX.
2. Laura XXXXXXXX to shop at a XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.
3. Gina needs XX buy a gift for her sister XXXX.
X. XXXX XXXX not want XX go XX a XXXXXXXX because XXX boutiques XXX very XXXXXXXXX.
5. XXXX decides to XXX a XXXX of XXXXXXXX.
[XXXXX part XX the assignment XXXXXX XX completed as it XX an XXXX assignment]
Calcolate: Fill in the XXXXXXXXXXX number in Italian
1. Ventitre per XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX (XX)
2. Cento diviso XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXX (XX)
3. XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX fa XXXXXXXXXXX (63)
4. Novantasette meno XXXXXXXXXXXXX fa XXXXXXXXX (XX)
X. Ottanta diviso XXX XX quaranta (40)
6. XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX fa trentacinque (35)
7. XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX ventotto XX XXX (2)
X. Quattordici piu XXXXXXXXXXXXX fa novantuno (XX)
9. XXXXX per otto fanno XXXXX cinquantasei (56)
XX. XXXXXXXX per XXX XX novanta (90)
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- B. XXX hormone referred to in XXXX feedback mechanism is XXXXXXX. The XXXXXX is (X)
2. XXX answer is (B) XXXXXXXX mechanisms
X. XXX XXXXXX is (B)
4. XXX XXXXXX is (X)
5. The XXXXXX XX (D)
X. XXX XXXXXX is (A)
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- Quanto XXXXX il XXXXXXX?
Il XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX euro.
2. Quanto XXXXXXX la XXXXXXX, la XXXXXXXX, i XXXXXXXXX e la giacca? (cannot XX answered because the prices are blurred)
X. XXXXXX costano i XXXXX e XX XXXXXXXX?
XX XXXXX e XX maglione costano XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX.
4. XXXXXX XXXXXXX la XXXXXXXXXX e la XXXXX? (cannot be XXXXXXXX because the prices XXX blurred)
X. Quanto XXXXXXXX il XXXXX, i guanti e la XXXXXXX? (cannot XX answered because XXX XXXXXX are blurred)
XXXXX
XXXXX : I XXXXXX: XXXXXX anni XXX
uno, XXX, XXX
XXXXXX
dXXXXXXXXXX diciotto diciannove XXXXX
[The XXXX activity cannot XX completed because it is an XXXX exercise]
III. Topic: I numeri telefonici
- 590 - XXXX: XXXXXX nove XXXX - tre XXX sei XXXXXXX
- XXX - 7961: otto quattro tre - XXXXX XXXX XXX uno
C. [XXX next activity XXXXXX be completed XXXXXXX it XX an oral XXXXXXXX]
XXXXX
XXXXXXX XXX XXXX X QUESTIONS
1.
Increased XXXXX flow helps XXXXXX cells release XXXX energy XXXXXXX blood XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX needed for the cell to XXXXXXX catalytic reactions, XXXX XX XXXXXX, XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX.
X.
The XXX solutions may XX of a different XXXXX after XXX XXXXXXXXX has been added to both.
X.
Pair X
XXX endocrine system, XXXXXXXXX the circulatory XXXXXX, XXXXX XX secrete hormones XXX regulate bodily XXXXXXXXX. It XXXXXXXX of XXX XXXXXXXXX gland, the thyroid XXXXX ,XXX pancreas, XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX and XXX XXXXXX (or ovaries in females). XXX secretions XX XXX XXXXXXXXX system XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX the XXXXX and arteries of XXX circulatory XXXXXX, where they travel and act XX XXXXXXX active sites in XXX body. XXXXX help to XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX in an XXXXXXXXXX, by secreting hormones that regulate XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX as temperature.
XXXXX
XXXX XXXX answers to question 4 and 5 XX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXX table XXXXXXXX.
X. XX XXXXXXXX increases, pulse rate XXXXXXXXX.
X. XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX could XX XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX XXX sample size of XXX XXXXXXXXXX to include more students, XX XXXXX rates XXXXXX by student. XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXX a larger variety XX activities, XXXX XX XXXXXXXX or XXXXX down XXXXXX.
X. (X)
7. XXX histogram XXXXXXXX data XXXX 3+X+6+7+X+X = 27 XXXXXXXX
X. X pulse rate XXXXX 45 XXXXX XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX and normal circulation XX regulatory XXXXXXXX that regulate water levels, XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX dioxide XXXXXX XXX other internal XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX, because XXXXXXXX would not XX able XX XXXXX the active XXXXX in XXXX.XXXX XXXXX slow XXXX and disrupt XXX XXXXXXX of XXXXXXXXXXX.
9. XXX XXXX would XXXXXXX higher XXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX XXX whole XXXXXXXX of XXXXXXX XXXXX rates (in XXXXX words, XXX XXXXX would shift up).
XXXXX
- Marina XXXXX acquistare un XXXXXXXXXX italiano-XXXXXXX.
- XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX costa trentadue XXXX
- XXX XXX lo XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX troppo
- XXXXXX il dizionario XXX XXXXXXXXX che XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX e cinquanta XXXXXXXXX.
- X stata XXXXXXXXXX di XXXXXX alla XXXXXXXX.
XXXXX
XXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX practices
XXXXXXX Summer XXX Fasting XXXXXXX
XXXXXXXX in XXX margins:
“XXX slippers… XXX to XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX”
“XXXXX I XXX thirsty, I XXX’t XXXX to XXXX that XXXX.”
“He has fasted XXXX sunup to XXXXXXX each day XXXXX the holiday XXXXXXX Aug 11.”
“Out: jaunts XX XXX beach (too thirst XXXXXXXX). XXX: XXXXX lunch XXXX friends. Out: XXXXXXX basketball for keeps.”
“ XXXXX XXX XXXX began&XXXXXX; [both] have XXXXXX XX until the XXXXX hours XX the morning so XXXX XXXXX XXXXX through XXXX of XXX hours XX XXXX. “
“He XXXXX video XXXXX and watches XXXXXX until about 6am, XXXX sleeps until 3pm, XX which time the XXXXXXX breakfast XXXXXXX XX in sight.”
“XXX young women XXXX they XXXXX their fasting days inside.”
XXXXXX: XXX XXXX XXXXX, Susan XXXXXXX
Point of XXXX: XXXXXXX, investigative journalism
XXXX Doc was XXXXXXX: 2010-8-XX
Purpose: Investigate journalism, education, XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Audience: XXXXXXX XXXXXX
This document XX reliable because it XXX published XX a XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX trained XXXXXXXXXXX.
XXXX XXXX this XXXXXXX show us XXXXX XXXXX a Muslim during XXX holy XXXXX XX XXXXXXX?
XXXX XXXXXXXX from XXX XXXXXXX:
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XXXXXXXX:
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The XXXX XX Gilgamesh is an XXXXXXX text XXX XXXXXXXX poem with tremendous literary XXXXX, that XXX XXXX studied XXX XXXXXXXXX. XXXX essay will analyse XXX XXXXXXX XXXX the Epic of Gilgamesh with regard to XXXXX XXXXXX: XXX legitimacy XX XXXXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXX-XXXXX XXXXXX XXX the status XX women.
Foremost, XXX excerpt XXXXX how a XXXXX king, XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX his people XX XXXXX a XXXXX XXXX around XXX XXXX XXX XXXX XXX XXXXXX restless. XX a result, the XXXXXX cried out XXX XXXXX, XXX XXXXXXXXX was XXXXX and bitter, and so XXX XXX listen to XXX suffering XX XXX XXXXXX. The XXX XXX created a XXXXXXXXXX, Enkidu, as a result.
This XXXXXXXXXXXX how XXXX government should always be in XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXX XX XXX people, XXX be responsive to their XXXXX. XXXXXXXXXXX around the XXXXX XXXXX frequently neglect XXX XXXXX of XXXXX people, XXX in so doing, XXXXXX rebellious populations and XXX seeds XX XXXXX own XXXXXX.
XXXXXX, XXX Epic XX Gilgamesh demonstrates XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX Gilgamesh, XXX XX a XXXX-hearted ruler XXXXXX XXXXX urban quarters, XXX XXX rival Enkidu, XXX is kind XXXXXXX and raised in nature. XXXX demonstrates the difference XXXXXXX people XXX grew XX in XXXXX environments and XXXXXX who grew XX in rural XXXXXXXXXXXX.
Finally, the excerpt gives its readers a hint as to the status of XXXXX in ancient XXXXXXXXXXXX XXX Sumerian society. XXXXXXX XX XXXX given XXXXX and agency XX an XXXXXXXXXX XXX seduces XXXXXX XXXXXXX her XXXXXXXXX and charm. XXXX may indicate XXXX ancient XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX saw women as XXXXXXX of attraction, and as XXXXXXX XX be used.
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X. XXXXXXXX
Blood Glucose Concentration over time (x = XXXX(h), y = blood glucose XXXXXXXXXXXXX)
X. XXX likely cause for XXX change in blood glucose concentration XXXXXXX hour XX XXX hour 24 is XXX XXXXXXXXX XXX metabolization of food during resting periods.
X. XXX blood XXXXXXX concentration XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX been more pronounced (ie. XXX XXXX in XXXXX XXXXXXX or rise in XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX have been XXXXXXX)
10.
XXX XXXXXX XX Row 1 (X = XXXXXXXXX, Y = regulation)
11.
(2) making more XXXXXXX X, only
XX.
(3) XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX intake in body system X
XX.
(X) XXXXX to increase the synthesis of hormone X
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- Yes.
- Yes.
- Yes.
- Which XXX code? - I XXXXX XXXX law XXXX A XX it XXXX XXXX clear XXXXX XXX expectations for marriage which prevent XXXXXXX conflict and XXXXX.
Historic context
Who: Justinian
What: Description XX Justinian’s XXXXX, XXXXXXXXX, XXXXX XXXXXX and political achievements
XXXX: Sixth century
Why: XXXX to consolidate XXX XXXXXXX his expanding political XXXXXX, to unify XXX empire XXX provide a sense of stability for his people.
Step X
XXX: Justinian
Where: XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX
How: Created XXXXXXX XXX, XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX in the Eastern Orthodox Church, XXXXXXXXX a centralized government, XXXXXXXXX lands, drafted XXXXXXXXX’s Code which included XXXX on marriage, slavery, property, ownership, XXXXX’s XXXXXX XXX criminal XXXXXXX.
Scenario 1: XXXX XXXXXXXXXX? XX.
Scenario X: XXXX punishment? XX.
XXXXXXXX X: Same punishment? NO.
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XXXXX part XXX XXXX; could not XX XXXXXXXXX.
X. Identificazioni.
1. è la fronte.
2. questi XXXX i piedi.
3. X la bocca.
4. questi sono gli XXXXX.
5. X la XXXXXX.
X. queste XXXX le XXXX.
X. questo è lo XXXXXXX.
X. è il collo.
9. XXXXXX è la vita.
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XXXXXX costano
XXXXXX costa?
Exercise A
1.XX caffe decaffeinato XXXXX XXXXXXX centesimi
X. Un XXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX centesimi
3. XX cappucino XXXXX XX euro e venti
X. Un cioccolato in tazza costa un XXXX e XXXXXXXXX
X. Un XX XXXXX XX euro e trenta
X. Un latte in bicchiere costa XXXXXXXXXXXXXX centesimi
X. Un te freddo XXXXX un euro
X. Un bibita in XXXXXXX costa XX euro e novanta
X. I XXXXXX di XXXXXX costa due XXXX e dieci
10. XX spremute di agrumi costa due euro e sessanta
Exercise X
XX biglietto per XX Gran Bretagna costa seicento novanta
XX XXXXXXXXX XXX il XXXXXXXXXX costa un XXXXX diciannove
XX XXXXXXXXX per il XXXXXX XXXXX un XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXX.
XX XXXXXXXXX XXX XX XXXXXXX costa XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX euro.
XX XXXXXXXXX per il Spagna costa un mille XXXXXXXX ventinove.
XX biglietto XXX il XXXXXXX costa novecento sessantanove.
XX XXXXXXXXX XXX XX XXXXXXXX XXXXX XX mille centouno XXXXXXXXXX
Un biglietto XXX XX Italia XXXXX un XXXXX sessantacinque
XXXXX
Attivita
Rispondi alle XXXXXXX
1.La camicia e XX disco costano trentanove XXXX o XXXXXXXXXX dollari.
X. XX libro e XX XXXXXXXX costano diciotto XXXX o diciotto XXXXXXX.
X. XX XXXXXXX, il XXXXXXXX ed i pantaloni costano XXXXXXXXXXXX euro o XXXXXXXXXXXX dollari.
4. XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX cento XXXX o XXXXX dollari.
5. Con XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX euro, posso comprare tutto XXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX.
X. XX XXXXX X di due euro e XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX.
X. Il resto X di trenta centesimi.
3. Il resto è di novanta XXXXXXXXX.
X. Il XXXXX X di XXX XXXX e cinquantacinque XXXXXXXXX.
5. XX XXXXX X di XXXXXX euro e XXXXXXXXXX centesimi.
6. XX resto è di ventiquattro centesimi.
- XX televisione XXXXX duecentocinquanta XXXX.
- L'automobile costa seimila XXXXXXXXXXX euro.
X. La macchina fotografica costa duecentoventicinque euro.
X. Il divano XXXXX XXXXXXX euro
5. XX casa costa quattrocentomila euro.
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XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXX
è l'XXXX XXXXXXX diciotto
Sarà l’anno duemila diciannove XXX XXXXXXX
- XXXX XXXX XXX millenovecento XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1954
- XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX
- XXXX nato nel XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1975
- Sono XXXX nel millenovecento XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
- Sono nato XXX duemila XXXX XXXX
- XXXX XXXX XXX millenovecento XXXXXXXXX XXXX
- Sono XXXX XXX millenovecento novantuno1991
- Sono XXXX nel XXXXXXX XXX 2001
- Sono XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX
- XX.XXXX nato XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX tredici XXXX
X l'XXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
XXXXX e XXXX XXX millenovecento XXXXXXX. Ha anni trentotto
XXXXXXX e XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX. XXX XX XXXX sessanta
XXXXXX e XXXX XXX millenovecento XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. XXX XX XXXX sessantatre
Roberto e nata nel millenovecento sessanta. Ha anni cinquantotto
Monica e XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX. Lei ha anni trentasette
XXXXXXX e nata XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX. Ha anni ottantotto
Lucia e nata nel XXXXXXXXXXXXXX cinquanta. Lei ha XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX e XXXX nel XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX. XXX XX anni XXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXX
XXXXXXX 1: Expressions
XXXXXXX 1 - Topic 1
a. XXXXXX Island would XXXXXXXX XX x 5 = 290 trips
b. XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX 58x XXXXX each XXX
c. East River XXXXX would XXXXXXXX 32 x 5 = XXX trips
d. XXXX River XXXXX XXXXX complete XXX trips XXXX XXX
e. Total is XXXXX XX XXX + XXX = 90x
f. XXXXX is XXXXX by XX(X) + 32(5) = 90(X) = XXX
XXX’s practice
X. a. Let XXXXXXX be c, games XX g. 299c + 59.99g
b. (1)(299) + XX.99(X) = XXX.XX
c. XXX XXXXX controller be e.
Equation XX XXXXX XX XXX c + 59.99 g + 29.99 e
d. XXXX is given XX
XXX c + 59.99 g + XX.XX e
XXX(1) + XX.99(X) + 29.XX(X) = XXX.95
Try It!
2. XXX tickets be t, water bottles XX w, pretzels XX p.
XXXXXXXX is 55.XX+ X.XX + 5p
XXXXXXXXXXX is 55.5, X.X, X.
Variables XXX t, w, p.
There are no XXXXXXXX XXXXX.
3. a. y = XXX + 24o, XXXXX p = XXXXXX and o = XXXXXX
b. x &XX; y XX XXXXXX must XXX less XXXX or XXXXX XX XXX XXXXX XXXXXX of rice he has XX hand.
Beat the XXXX!
XXX: XXXX = 175+ 7 x 2 x k = 175 + XXX
EHP: cost = XXX
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[] XXX expression XXX represents the XXXXX XXXXXX for EHP
[] XX Jose XXXXX XXX painters for 10 XXXXX, then XXX XXXXX be cheaper (XX. in XXXX case, XXX is 230)
[] If Jose hires the XXXXXXXX for XX hours, XXXX XXX would XX cheaper (ie. in this XXXX, XXX is 455 and XXX XX XXX)
2. B
XXXX XXXXXXX equation: X.95 (XXXX)
Harvester XXXXXXXX: X.90 (22000m)
XXXXXXXX equation: 0.XX (200h) + 0.90 (22000m)
Answer XX X.
Section X Topic X: Algebraic Expressions Using Distributive Property
XXXXX XX the XXXXX distribution:
(a + X) (a + 2) = a2 + 3a + XX + X = a2 + XX + X
XXX’s XXXXXXXX!
X.
3(x + XX - XX)
XXXXX distribution:
XX + XX - 21z
XXXXX modelling:
3 x x = XX
X
X
Add XXXX XX to get XXX same XXXXXX:
XX + XX - XXX
2.
XXXXX XXXXXXXXX:
XXX them XX XX XXX:
(x - 3) (x - X)
= x
Using distributive property:
(x - 3) (x - 2)
= x2 -5x + X
XXX XX!
3. XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX
(m+5) (m - X)
= m
= m
Beat the Test!
1.
XXXXXXX X:
(x - 5) (x - 2)
= x
XXXXXXX forgot XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX, directly multiplying terms only once, and missed out -2x XXX -XX as a XXXXXX.
Student 2:
(x-X) (x - 2)
= x2 -2x - 5x + 10
= x2 -7x + XX
XXXXXXX is XXXXXXX!
XXXXXXX 3:
XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX - XXX -, XXXX multiplied, XXXXXX a plus. Student XXXXXXXXX has XXX wrong XXXX XXX XXX constant XX.
Section X - Topic X
5 + 2 = 7
X + X = 7
For addition, it does not matter.
9 x 2 = XX
2 x X = XX
XXX multiplication, it does not XXXXXX.
&XX; The order of the XXXXXXX XXX XX
&XX; If a XXX b XXX real XXXXXXX, XXXX a + b = a + b XXX a x b = ab
XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX not XXXX true XXX division and XXXXXXXXXXX:
2/X = X.6666, XXXXXXX 3/X = X.5
2 - X = -X, whereas X - 2 = X
Different results XXX XXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXX X + X + X.
2 + X + X = 12
(X + 4) + 6 = XX
X + (X + 6) = XX
XXXXXXXXXXX do XXX change the sum.
XXXXXXXX 3 . 6 . 4.
3 . 6 . X = 72
3 . (X . 4) = XX
(X . X) . 4 = 72
XXXXXXXXXXX do not XXXXXX the XXX.
This is XXX
The result of XXX numbers XXXX not XXXXXX.
The grouping of the numbers XXX XXXXXX and does not XXXXXX the result or sign.
XX &XXXXXX;. XXXX (a+b) + c = a + b + c XXX (ab)c = abc.
XXX associative XXXXXXXX XXXX not hold true for XXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXX:
40 ÷ XX ÷ 2 = X
40 ÷ (XX ÷ 2) = 40 ÷ X = 8
(40 ÷ XX) ÷ X = 2
XX - 10 - X = XX
XX - (XX - X) = XX
Let’s practice!
X.
- Associative property
b. XXXXXXXXXXX property
c. XXXXXXXXXXX property
X.
a. Commutative and XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX (there is XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX of XXXXX)
b. Associative property
c. XXXXXXXXXXX property
d. Commutative XXX associative property (there XX XXXX parenthesis XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXX)
3.
(3x) (XX) = X (x . 2) y XXXXXXXXXXX property
= 3 (2 . x) y commutative XXXXXXXX
= (3 . X) (x . y) associative property
= 6xy
XXXX the XXXX!
1.
- Commutative property of addition
X. Associative XXXXXXXX of XXXXXXXX
3. XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX of XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
4. Commutative property of XXXXXXXX
X. XXXXX an equivalent XXXXXXXXXX
Section X - XXXXX 4
X
23 = 8
2
X
Each is half of XXX previous XXX (divided XX 2 each time)
X
This XX XXX XXXX exponent XXXXXXXX
a
XXXXXXXXXX the XXXXXXX…
2-X = 1/2 = X.5
2
a-n = 1/ an
X/a
2
X
x
span XXXXX="Apple-XXXXXXXXX-XXXXX"&XX;
am . an = am+n
XXXXXXXX:
XX / X
x
am / an = a
Exponent:
(X
(y
XXXXX property: (am )n = a
…
(X . X)
(4 . x) X = (XX)
&XX;span XXXXX="s2"&XX;n = a
= (a
(XX/3)
(6/y) 2 = XX/y
>span XXXXX="s2"&XX;n = an/b
XXX’s practice!
- a. X
3 . X4 = XX, (X9 )/(32) = X9-X = 37
The XXXXXXXX is true.
b. (5 . X
(5 . 42 ) 3= 5
X4 . 5
span XXXXX="Apple-converted-XXXXX"&XX;
Try XX!
X matches XXXX II
X matches XXXX I
C XXXXXXX XXXX XX
D XXXXXXX with X
E XXXXXXX XXXX XXX
F matches XXXX VI
Beat the XXXX!
1. Part A:
Crosby is correct. XXXXXXX X x X x X x 3 x 3 = 3 XX the XXXXX XX X.
2. XXXX is XXXXXXX. This XX because X XX XXX XXXXX of X divided XX X to XXXXX of 2 is 3 to XXX XXXXX of (X-X) = X
XXXXXXX X - XXXXX 5
X
8 1/3 = 2 X/3 = 2
XXX pattern is that XXXX all XXXXX a number XX XXX XXXXX XX 1.
2
X 3/2 =
For XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX, XXXX as a/b , we have x
X.
- (x+2)
X/2
b. (x-5)
X.
- 9 1/X = 3
2(1/X) = X - XX X/2 = X 2(X/2) = 4
c. X 1/3 = 2 (X(1/3)) = 2
d. 8
e. XXX 2/X = 5
f. XX
Try it!
3a. √y = y
XX. 5√y + X = (y+X)1/X
XX. 49X/X = 7
4b. XX
4c. 216 2/3 = X
Beat the test!
XXXXX XXX pairs.
- XX
- XXX
- V
- I
- IV
- II
XXXXXXX 1 Topic 6
√5 + √2 = X.65
X
X X X 4 X X
|XX|__|__|__|__|
5
X
X 2 X 4 X 6
|XX|XX|XX|__|__|
√X + √5 = X.XX
X
X X 3 4 5 6
|__|XX|__|__|__|
X
X
X X 3 4 5 6
|XX|XX|XX|__|XX|
2 √3 - X √3 = -XX.XX
X
-13 -XX -XX -10 -9 -8
|XXXX|____|___|___|___|
X . 3
X
-XX -12 -XX -10 -X -8
|____|____|XXX|XXX|___|
XXX’s practice
1.a.
√XX + √3 = 2√X+ √X = X √3 = XXX/2 + X
b.
XX
c.
√72 + √XX + √XX = 72
d.
XXX/X +XXX/2 + 18
e.
√XX + 3 √XX = XX1/X +16
f.
XX1/X +XX
= √32 +
= √ 2X +√ 25
= 3 √ XX
= 8.176
Try it!
2.a.
= X √X = 9.79
X.b.
= 4 √6 = X.XX
X.c.
= √50 + √XX+ √XX
= 5 √X + 3 √ X + √XX
= X √ X + √ XX
= XX.XXX
2.d.
= √50 + √XX+ √10
= 14.XXX
2.e.
= 2X/3 + 81/3 + XXX/X
= 21/X + X + X
= 5.XX
2.f.
= X1/X + 8
= 2X/X + 2 + 2 X/3
= 5.80
Beat XXX XXXX!
X. Which of XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX are equivalent?
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[X]
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2. B.
XXXX B:
XXXXX XXX place the expression on the number line XXXXX.
4 . 3 X/2
2
2 X + X
XX 1/2+ 3
= 5.XX
X
X X 4 X X 1
|__|XX|XX|XX|XX|
Section 1 - XXXXX 7
√ XX . √ X
= √ 2
= √ 2
= X √X
=X.57
XX
= 2
= 2 X/2
= 2 X/X
= X.57
√2
= √7
= X.XX
X X/X
= √7
= X.XX
√ XX / √ 2
= (√ X
= √ X
= X.XX
10
= (√ 2 . √ 5 ) / √ X
= √ 5
= X.23
(x
=x1/6
(√X)
= (7
= (X3/2)
= XX.X
aX/X b
= a
= a
= 2 3(1/4) / XX(1/X)
= 2
= X -X/4
= 0.XX
Try it!
a
= (m
= n
b.
= (X
= (2
c.
= X
d.
= (X . 3X/6) X/2
= (XX/2) X/X
= X
XXXX XXX XXXX!
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Section X XXXXX 8
XXXXXXX that XXX XX XXXXXXXXXXX XX &XXXXXX; are called XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.
Numbers XXXX XXXXXX be XXXXXXXXXXX&XXXXXX; are XXXXXX irrational numbers.
√X rational
√X irrational
X = rational
22/7 = XXXXXXXX
9.488888…. = irrational
XX/2 = rational
2.XXXXX… = irrational
-XX = rational
XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX a and b prove XXXX XXX sum is rational:
The XXX of XXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX is XXXXXXXX.
XXXXX.
Suppose r and s are rational XXXXXXX. [XX must show XXXX r + s is rational.] XXXX, XX the definition XX rational XXXXXXX, XX have
r = a/b XXX some XXXXXXXX a XXX b with b ≠ 0.
s = c/d for some integers c and d XXXX d ≠ 0.
So, by substitution, we XXXX
r + s = a/b + c/d
= (ad + bc)/XX
Now, XXX p = ad + bc and X = XX. Then, p and q are XXXXXXXX [because products XXX XXXX XX integers are integers and XXXXXXX a, b, c XXX d are XXX XXXXXXXX. Also, X ≠ 0 by zero product property.] Hence,
r + s = p/X , XXXXX p and X XXX integers and q ≠ X.
XXXXXXXXX, XX XXXXXXXXXX XX a rational XXXXXX, (r + s) is rational. This XX XXXX XXX XX be XXXXX.
XXX this XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX.
XXXXXX from: XXXXX://math.XXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXX/XXXXXXXXX/1320459/why-XXXXXX-proof-XX-sum-XX-two-XXXXXXXX-XXXXXX-is-XXXXXXXX-no...
Sum of two XXXXXXX:
If XXX numbers are XXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXX sum XX
a/b+ c/d
XXXXX XX equal to
(ad + bc) / bd
Hence, XXXXXXXX.
XXXX b:
XXX XXXXXXX of a and b will also be rational.
Part c:
XXXXX a rational XXXXXX a XXX an irrational number b, XXXXX XXXX the XXX XX a and b XX XXXXXXXXXX
1/X + X.XXXXXXXX = 14.XXXXXXX….
XXXXX, the XXX of a XXX b is XXXXXXXXXX
Given a non-zero XXXXXXXX XXXXXX a, and an XXXXXXXXXX number b, what can XX XXXX about XXX product of a XXX b?
XXX product of a and b XXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX.
XXX’s XXXXXXXX!
Consider the following expression
The above XXXXXXXXXX represents XXX
Try it!
XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX the product of a
Beat the XXXX!
a+ b = XXXXXXXX
a/b = XXXXXXXX
XX z is an irrational number, then XXXXXX x or y XX XXXXXXXXXX.
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXX Core XXXXXXX 1
(a)
f(-X) = -1
f(X) = X
f(X) = X
(b)
f(x) = 11
x = 18
(c)
x = -X, y = -1
x = -4, y = 0
x = -X, y = 1
x = X, y = 2
x = 2, y = 3
x = 4, y = 4
x = 6, y = X
(d) They XXXXXXXXX at x = 2, y = X
(e) x = X, y = 3
X = X.X (X) + 2 = X
X = X - x = X - 2 = 3
XXX XXXXX in (d) is a solution XX XXXX equations.
XXXXXXXX #2
(a)
(b)
(c) XXXXXXX XXXXX : x = 1, y = -4
XXXXXXX XXXXX = undefined.
(d)
The XXXXXXXX XX negative XXXXXXX x = -X XXX x = 3
(e) The XXXXXXXX is XXXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXXX x &XX; X
(f) XX y = -X, x = X. This XXX be XXXX from XXX XXXXX and table.
Exercise #X
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- (a) g(-2) = X
(b) g(0) = -4
(c) g(4) = 52
(d) g(15) = 701
X.
x = -2, y = X
x = -1, y = 4
x = 0, y = 1
x = 1, y = X
x = 2, y = X
x = 3, y = 4
x = 4, y = X
X.
XXXX x = -X, y = XX. The XXXXXX XX not listed there (closest answer is x=1)
Applications
X. (a)
(b) For interval -2 < x &XX; 6, X(x) &XX; X. XXXX represents XXXXXXXX XXXXXX interval.
(c) P(X) = -X or X. XXXX represents XXX break even point (XXXX profit).
(d) x = -X or x = 6. This XXXXXXXXXX XXX number of packages XX obtain XXXXX even profit.
XXXXXXXXX
X. No, Rob XX XXXXXXXXX. XXXX x = -4, f(x) = X.
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XXXXXXXX #1
(a)
y = 2x - X
x = 0, y = -1
x = 1, y = 2 - X = 1
x = X, y= 4 - X = X
x = X, y = 6 - 1 = 5
(b) Equation is y = 2x - 1
XXXXXXXX #X
The input XXXXXX is x = 8 (y = 2(8) + X = 17)
XX is XXXXXX because you XXXX to XXXX the outputs one by XXX.
XXXXXXXX #3
X = 0.5n + (X.5n + 10)
n = XX
X = XX + XX + 10 = XX
Exercise #4
(a) XXXX rule XX a XXXXXXXX as XXXX XXXXX name XXXXX XXX a specific XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX.
(b) Output is XXXXXXXX
(c) XXXX and Niko both give an output XX May. XXXX XX because XXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXX to an XXXXX. One XXXXX XXXXX one output.
Exercise #X
- Charlene XXXXXX XXX XX XX blocks XXXX XXXXXX (XX x = 0)
- XXXXX 4 minutes, she is XX XXXXXX from school
- At 6 XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX stops XXX 3 XXXXXXX.
(d) XXXXXXXX XXXXXX 1 block XX XXX XXXXXX.
(e) XXXX she XXX on the XXXXX, it XXXX her 4 minutes
XXXXXXX
1.
- XXXXXX/XXXXXXXX XX a XXXXXXXX. XXX XXXXX XXXXX one output.
- XXXXXX/Cities XX XXX a function. One XXXXX XXXXX many XXXXXXX.
- Families/Pets XX XXX a function One input XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX.
- XXXXXXXX/Last XXXXX is a XXXXXXXX. XXX XXXXX gives one XXXXXX.
X. (a)
x = -3, y = X(-3) - X = -22
x = 0, y = 5(0) - 7 = -X
x = X, y = 5(X) - 7 = 23
This XX a function (one XXXXX XXXXX XXX output)
(b)
XXXX XX XXX a function. One input gives many XXXXXXX (x=X)
(c) XXXX is a function. XXX input XXXXX XXX output.
(d) XXXX is XXX a XXXXXXXX. One input x=X XXXXX XXXX outputs.
Applications
3. XXXXXX
- XXX entire trip was XX minutes long
- If he XXXXXXX after X minutes, XXX distance XXX 9 blocks
- Andrew XXXXXXX X times for 1 XXXXXX because XX traffic light stops
- Andrew’s XXXX XXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX.
4.
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Answers: [-3, X]
(-6, 4)
(-4, X]
[-4, infinity)
(XXXXXXXX, X)
(XXXXXXXX, -X)
Exercise 2
(3) [-XX, 4)
XXXXXXXX #X
12- 4x > X
XX > 4x
X &XX; x
Interval notation (infinity, X)
XXXXXXXX #X
The XXXXXXXXX are:
(a) [-3, X)
(b) [-3, X] or (-3, X)
Exercise #5. The answer is (X)
XXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX notation:
X(a) -X &XX; x ≤ X
1(b) x ≤ -X and x &XX; -X
2.
(a) x > 4
X (1) X &XX; t &XX; 12
4.
(a)
XXXX use during X-9AM and X-7PM. XXXXXXXX XX 7 &XX; x &XX; X and XX < x < XX
(b) No, XXXXX XXXX XXX be XXXX a time as the maximum XXXXXX of overlapping XXX XX four XXXXX.
5. XXXXX should XXXX XXXXXX the XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXX XXXX XXX leftmost XXXXXX hollow.