Circles

„i 100 like Rap = 50% Then for drawing a proportionate pie chart: Percent „i 100 x 360 degrees = the # of degrees **Circle = 360„a ¡K Therefore Rap will occupy 180„a of the circle 1. Draw a circle with your protractor or stencil 2. Starting from the 12 o¡¦clock position on the circle, measure an angle of 180 degrees with your protractor. The rap pie should make up half the circle. Mark off the radius with the ruler. 3. Repeat that process with each remaining pie and drawing in their radius according

before and it encounter problems, which seemed interesting to explore. I started with a basic example, just to compare Euclidean and taxicab distance and after that I went further into the world of taxicab geometry. I explored the conic sections (circle, ellipse, parabola and hyperbola) of taxicab geometry. All pictures, except figure 12, were drawn by me in the program called Geogebra.

participate in a choral reading of the introduction to the day. After the choral reading was finished, Mrs. Brandt would ask students to find a word on the board, raise their hand when they found it, and then she would call a student up to the board to circle

she had to adapt to this change in lifestyle as soon as she became involved with the Circle. For example, when Mae had taken her final kayaking trip of the novel, she was caught be SeeChange cameras and was reported to police. This technology invaded her privacy and caused her to become viewed as a criminal in the perspective of others. As Mae became more addicted to technology and became the face of the Circle, she had become more consumed with her life and did not consider her relationships; consequently

uncommon young man that one would find in today’s society. Cole has not had a life I would call “easy” or “fair.” He had parents that as Cole stated, “all my parents do is drink.” (p27) His father beat him profusely. This is evidenced in the Circle Justice meetings when Cole said, “Or you’ll what?” “Beat me?” …..” “You’re still lying!” he shouted. “You’re usually too drunk to know your own name!” Cole knew these words guaranteed him a terrible beating next time he was alone…(p47-48) Cole

impressive plateau many years ago, after a number of fierce battles. To honour those battles, and those who gave their lives, they had created a sacred circle on the cliff by the waterfall. Four totem poles were carefully carved and placed there, at each compass point. They were dual-faced, so that each animal carved on it faced both into the circle and outward to all parts of the land. Since sunrise, the village women were out in the field gathering the gifts of food provided by the land and laying

Track is not just for runners, and I could tell you that. I tore my ACL and Meniscus and still did track. Even though it hurt, even though it took me six months after my tear to get surgery, somehow and some way I still did it. Also as I, Sophia De Jong, no is really not an option for me, so I did in fact do track with a torn ligament in my knee. Spring of my junior year in high school, I joined track with wishful thinking. I’m going to do track, run sprints, and get into great shape for summer

Normally I would be bouncing off the walls waiting for my mom to unlock the car doors. But not that day. That day was different. That day I was climbing through the back seats begging not to get out of the car. It was my first day of dance class at The Beat Dance Company and I was terrified. I’m not going to make any friends, nobody is going to like me, the teacher is going to be mean. I was standing in the hallway of my new dance studio crying to my mom that I did not want to go in when the teacher

People make critical decisions every day. And Lyddie, a Lowell Factory in the novel Lyddie by Katherine Paterson has a decision to make right now. Lyddie, a 15 year old girl, has to make the same decision as any adult. Sign the petition organised by her close friend Diana Goss for better working conditions, or don’t sign. Play it safe. Looks like this girl from the industrial revolution is going to teach all of us a lesson. There are indeed reasons she shouldn’t sign; like the family debt. But there

Ziv Gabay Mr. Diaz 10 Algebra 2 5 June 2016 Parabola vs. Hyperbola Essay A parabola and a hyperbola are two of the same, but also are very different. The definition of a conic section is a section (or slice) through a cone. By taking different slices through a cone you can create a parabola or a hyperbola. Each has its own place independently, but some things function very similar to one another. But the graph you will get whether it be a parabola or a hyperbola, will always be relatively similar