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Independant and Dependant Varibles Project

Apply an algorithm to divide whole numbers fluently.

Apply an  set of rules to divide whole numbers smothly.

The Regular Polygons sides are all the same length and they are equal.

All the sides of the regular polygons angles have equal measures.

The not regular polygons sides are not the same length and the sides are

not equal.

MATH_333.pdf

This Method was a little confusing at first but then it got easier. This Method Helped me figure out the problems quicker and easier.

Math_2.pdf

The Lattice Method was useful and it was easy. 

Math_Problemsa_0.pdf

The Break Apart Method was hard and i did not like it. But then i got the hang of it and it got a little easier 

Water moves on Earth from Waves Currents and Tides. Tides cause the water on earth to move. Tides are caused by the pull of the Moon's gravity on earth. Currents flowing streams of water that move continually through the ocean in a specific direction are called currents. Surface Currents are caused by the movement of Earth and by the force and direction of the wind. Waves are the repeated movement of water known as a wave. Most ocean waves are caused by winds that are blown across the surface of the water. 

The Movement of Water on Earth

Hannah’s Notes

Three ways that water can be moved

•      Waves

•      Currents

•      Tides

Waves

•      The repeated movement of water known as a wave

•      All waves have the same parts

  - The highest part is known as the crest

  - The lowest part is known as the trough

•      Most ocean waves are caused by winds that are blown across the surface of the water

•      A wave changes shape when it reaches the shore

•      Sometimes giant sea waves, called tsunamis, are caused by underwater earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or landslides.

Notes

Currents

•      Flowing streams of water that move continually through the ocean in a specific direction are called currents

•      Some currents flow at the ocean’s and some are found deeper in the ocean.

   - Surface currents are caused by the movement of Earth and by the force and direction of the wind.

  - The movement of Earth and winds causes these currents to flow along curved paths.

Currents Continued

•      Surface currents are caused by the movement of Earth and by the force and direction of wind.

•      Warm water and cold water are moved to different regions on Earth as a result of currents.

  - Warm surface currents are driven by Earth’s rotation from the tropics to higher latitudes.

  - Cold surface currents are driven by Earth’s rotation from the popular latitudes toward the equator. 

Tides

•      Several times during the day, the level of water at the ocean shore changes.

•      The regular rise and fall of waters in oceans and seas is called a tide.

•      Tides are caused by the pull of the Moon’s gravity on Earth.

•      As the moon moves into rotation to Earth, the water on Earth moves too.

•      As Earth moves on it’s axis, the part of the ocean facing the moon will budge.

Tides Continued

•      High tide occurs when the water level is at it’s highest points.

•      Low tide occurs when the water level is at it’s lowest point.

•      Tides rise and fall about twice every day.

The Commutative and Associative Properties are easy and they help you figure out math problems easier and quicker. The  Associative Property is like this: 

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The Commutative Property is like this:

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