Pool Tables….Revised Problem Statement: The problem to this assignment is to find how many rebounds it takes to hit a corner of the pool table. You must start from the bottom-right and every hit is 45 degrees, also the sides of the table must be whole numbers. Example: And you can only count rebounds so the figure above only has 1 rebound. Proccess: For this problem I started out looking for patterns because usually math problems include patterns. I looked at the sides and started to add them, multiply them, subtract them, and divide, I even combined some of the steps like adding then subtracting because I was looking for similarities and patterns in the tables. I then came to a solution that worked for most tables but not all, it was adding …show more content…
I looked for ways to combine the equations and how smaller versions of tables worked and I found that similar figures did something with this, so I tried to reduce the sides and then use my first equation and It worked! So I tried it with other tables and it still worked with tables that hadn’t worked before, so I found the secret formula, it was (w+L)-2 but w/l had to be reduced so it would work. Like a 45*50 would be (9+10)-2 and that equals 17 rebounds. Pool Tables….Revised Another example is a 2*4 so that would be (1+2)-2 that equals 1 rebound. Self-assessment: I deserve all of the points because I stated the problem, showed my process, showed my solution, and have no errors in my writing because I fixed them in paperrater. My process and statement problem
The latest action on this bill was made by House Education and the Workforce on April 29, 2015. The type of action was Committee Consideration.
Based on Crystal's most recent data and previous evaluations, Crystal will benefit from Special Education services and accommodations to show growth and interact with grade and age-appropriate texts and reading material. She will need accommodations such as extended
Genetics and DNA provide the structure for living and in a social context in our everyday experiences in the world. By giving us a better understanding on describing human evolution. I believe that both genetics and DNA has challenged my conception of what it means to be human. The reason being is that throughout time science has been able to use technology that allows people to use genetics and DNA to create what they would call a “perfect human”. By that I mean a couple who is unable to conceive can get to a sperm bank and literally pick and choose how they want their child to look like. Another thing science has been able to do is cloning of others.
On Friday July 10 2015, Blank looked at her cellphone, I assumed she had received a picture from someone, from her respond from looking at her phone. After she received the the picture she began to ask around the medical record chart room , did anyone. Want to see the picture she had. Received. I decline, due to her actions concerning the picture. She proceeded to ask other staff member did they want to see the picture and majority of the staff members looked at it. Once I realized what type of picture they. Were looking at I told her to stop that madness and she should put it away or delete it. I assumed she felt it was ok to show the picture, because she had been conversing and laughing with them all day. I personally do not indulge in showing
Unlike the others who are locked in a marathon of emotion. Bobby, the high school playboy with the Brad Pitt looks and the Casanova charm remains calm. He is waiting in the car with Maureen the Ann Frances replica, and last of an endangered species. This only means, that she has not allowed any guy to get to the plate, let alone to first base. However, despite her stellar reputation the two of them seem to be spending their time just fine, wanting the others to leave so they can be alone.
When I used the debugger, I found the code was not shrinking the image. The For-loop was not functioning, so that I changes the variable to smaller.length. Moreover, I multiplied the variables of i and j by two, which made the image size down ¼ of the original size.
Starting off: Each Player is dealt 7 cards. Before the first hand is dealt, players must shuffle the deck, and choose a random card from the deck. The lowest card chose has to deal. After this, the dealer must deal 7 cards to each player in a clockwise rotation and flip one card face up on the table. A player can have up to 7 cards in their hand at a time.
This week was a little harder comparing to last; well it is expected because we are getting more into how to create a more dependable database. The topics for this week were “The problem of redundancy, Decompositions, Functional Dependencies and normal forms. We learned how to recognize and avoid the problem redundancy in database along with how to convert database schema into first, second, third normal forms.
a. Many phrases could accurately describe the concept of mathematics and more specifically break down the eccentric content in which math depicts different theorems and ideas that mathematics has been presented in. I would say that three phrases would be the idea of it being “complex” in its relation to always building upon another idea and the “big picture” ideas that can never be truly understood without understanding another concept on mathematics. The second phrase would be “always changing” because of the idea that mathematics has never been set in stone and is always being changed and discovered anew due to new revolutions and discoveries being made in the field every single day. The final concept is the fact that “it’s everywhere” in reference to the idea that mathematics can always be applied and found in all aspects of daily life and there is no true way to escape the concept on mathematics and the always expanding ideas it brings to society.
Teacher divides the class into five groups. On each group table the teacher puts a set of fractions cards and a set of five labeled small boxes. The boxes are labeled as following (one whole, between one-half and one whole, less than one half, one half, more than one whole).
I finally finished analysing all the files for the VEP data recorded on Hiro's system. It seems like the data shows reversal for all the channels and is consistent in all three recording. Attached below is the pdf containing normalized avg + sem for all 3 mice recordings, 10files each, for all 16 channels.
For the remaining parameters, we needed a tree that would not lose its readability and still provide good results; therefore, we chose a maximum depth of 7, since increasing it did not improve the results significantly, and would have made it more difficult to extract the rules and observe the results. Regarding the maximum number of bins, the default value is 32. As our variables were all continuous we could choose a lower number of bins and the one that yielded best results was
We took the approach of ensuring a new database is created each time. If the database assignment6 is already existing, we will drop it and create a new one. This has both pros and cons. The pro is that we always know what we have, but if the database is large, this could take a bit of processing. Since in our case, the data base is relatively small, we can afford to do that each time. Since we're creating the databases each time, we do not need to drop any tables within in as given in the sample of assignment 6 description.
2(X4 + X5 + X6 + X7 + X10 + X11 + X16 + X17 + X18 + X27 + X28) – (X1 + X2 +X3
We will use t d t dM (1 f ) and t dM from table 7.1