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I choose a word problems, which is part of the lesson of finding the arc length of a circle. To address this concept, I want to assign the following word problem to the students: “A satellite orbiting the earth in a circular path stays at a constant altitude of 100 kilometers throughout its orbit. Given that the radius of the earth is 6370 kilometers, find the approximate distance that the satellite travels in completing 70% of one complete orbit.” The standard that is covering here is CCSS

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This is not a Fairy Tale: An Analysis of “The Circle” by Dave Eggers The fairy tales passed down from generation to generation have planted the idea of an happily ever after in the head of every developing child. Since then human beings have been hardwired to strive for their own personal happy ending. We are so fixated on this idea that we expect every story to end well, and when it doesn’t we feel cheated. Maybe happy endings should be reserved solely for the children’s fairy tales. While some

point where the two arcs cross as point 1. This is the center of the regular hexagon and the vertices of the hexagon will be on a circle centered at this point. 4) Initially draw a full circle centered at point 1. In future steps you only need to draw arcs near where the vertices occur. 5) Using point B as the center, draw a short arc that crosses the circle. Label the point of intersection point

This investigation did have its limitations however. The aspect of drawing the design on a piece of paper posed no limitations, these began to start when technology was in use. Creating a domain for the circle on geogebra was beyond my capabilities. This did not dramatically affect my design but it would improve the overall atheistic of the piece. Other limitations included the inability to create curved edges with ease (for example the nose). This was possible, however was very difficult as I did

The various sanctuaries presented in Dave Egger’s The Circle embody the role of a safe haven for a distressed character, Mae Holland. There are multiple instances presented in the novel, such as the bay, the Circle itself, and Mae’s friendship with Annie Allerton. However, the welcoming positions of each sanctuary are unfortunately temporary, and ultimately disconnected from Mae by the Circle’s surveillance cameras. The bay, the Circle, and Annie are established as safe havens Mae reaches out to

The Circle by Dave Eggers tells a tale of a technology company who’s on the cutting edge of technology, and is on it’s way to being a total digital monopoly. Eggers, uses figurative language and dynamic characters to convey the message of The Circle, which is that a digital utopia can lead us down a very scary path. The Circle begins with Mae leaving her job at a utility company for an exciting new job opportunity with the fast growing company in the world “The Circle” she begins her job by touring

The Circle Center for Adult Day Services provides the adult population with a place to socialize and have fun throughout the day. The Center specializes in but not limited to, wellness, post-stroke, dementia, post-rehab, and Alzheimer’s. The center’s mission is to provide a cost efficient day service for functionally-impaired participants to make sure that they are in a safe environment to improve and maintain their physical, cognitive, and mental capabilities. The Circle Center provides music and

He stood up and got out of the circle, as Sono removed the protective circle. "Good job you three!" They all turned to see, a woman with very bright blond hair, with a boy, that also had very bright blond hair. "Thanks." Sono said, in a very monotone tone. "Oh Sono! I wasn't talking to you! I was talking

Interestingly, it is via Borges, a well-known master in the creation of literary labyrinths, that we are able to find several possible explanations for these inner circularities, for instance, through his recurrent references to the trope of the sphere. Take some of the short fictions that constitute his 1941 volume The Garden of Forking Paths, namely ‘Lottery in Babylon’ and ‘The Library of Babel’. Not only does Borges tell us that the Babylonians ‘obey the dictates of chance, surrender their lives