Week+of+06-01-10

Section 1: Thought Question of the Week

Fill in the missing part of this sequence: well, two, ___, now, but, you

Clues: 1. It might be considered melodic. 2. No need to look beyond the first.__

Name: Marissa Moschella Date: June 4, 2010 Type of Posting: 1 Posting: I think that the missing part in the sequence is the word "or". I think it fits in. Name: Max Mongiello Date: 6/4/10 Type of Posting: 1 Posting: I think that the missing word is of!

Name: Brian Horn Date: June 4, 2010 Type of Posting: 1 Posting: I think that the missing part in the sequence should be for. I am pretty much guessing, but it sounds melodic in the sequence. Name: Morgan Thau Date: June 6, 2010 Type of Posting: 1 Posting: I think that the missing part in the sequence is the word "where". Name: Lauren Thau Date: June 6, 2010 Type of Posting: 1 Posting: I think that the missing part in the sequence is the word "there".

Posting: I think that the missing word is "when".
__ Name: Jess Holzberg Date: 6/3/10 Type of Posting: 2 Posting: Hello. For tonight's homework on exponential situations, what is number 3? I think the answer is decay, but I am not sure. Someone please explain it to me! Thanks 

Name: Jon Libock Date: 6/3/10 Type of Posting: 1 Posting: I think it should be after because it is a transition or a sequence, just like first, second third. And or a transition like then, now, finally.

Name: Corey Pic Date: June 2, 2010 Type of Posting: 1 Posting: I think that the missing part in the sequence should be then. Then fits in well because it is a transition word along with now. This sequence should be well, two, then, now, but, you.

Name: Kennedy Clifford Date: 6-2-10 Type of Posting: 1 Post: I think the missing word in the sequence is one. The second clue that is given to us states, “No need to look beyond the first.” I thought the word “first” in the clue gave away that the missing word is one. The word one also balances out the word two, which would be right next to it in the sequence.  

Date: 6/2/10 Type of post: 1//** __ = __**//Posting: The third word in the sequence should be who. From the clues, it says that it might be considered melody. The sequence would then be well, two, who, now, but, you. //**__ =
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__**//Name: Brittany Hand Date: 6/3/10 Type of post: 1//**__ = __**//Posting: The word should be and. Making it well, two, and, now, but, you.The reason for this is because and and but would go together. //**__ =

__Name: Hella Talas Date: 6/3/10 Type of Posting: 1 Posting: the missing part of the sequence should be "not." This is because not can be followed by "now," making the phrase "not now"__

Name: Jared Mactas and Andy Kovner Date: 6/8/10 Type of Posting: 1 Posting: Hi everybody! How was your weekend? Jared and I are currently trying to figure out what word fits best in the phrase/sequence. We believe that that for now fits the sequence best because it sounds correct. As we said it about 10 times in arrow, we have came to the conclusion that it actually flows quite nicely. Also, to contribute to our reasoning, we will add that Brian Horn was extremely influential in this decision. = = __ Sections 2 and 3: Questions on Homework //Please post any responses to homework questions right below the posting that you are answering.

Name: Deniz Piatt Date: 6/1/10 Type of posting: 2 Posting: What's up everybody! Exited schools almost over? Anyway, I have a question on the review sheet for tonight's homework. Number 17, the answer Ms. G put on her website said 9p^2 - 3pq^2 + 5q **over** pq. I got just 9pq - 3pq^3 +5. Can anyone explain how I did this wrong? //

__Name: Katie Brinskele Date: 6/4/10 Type of Posting: 2 Posting: This is just a general question. When you do exponential growth are you allowed to use fractions or are you supposed to use decimals. Thank you.

__<span style="color: #0000ff; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 14px;">Name: Jeff Schecter Date:6/2/10 Type of posting: 3 Posting: Deniz in order to get the solution Ms. Garruto put on her website you need to follow the following steps. first you need to simplify the numerator by 3q to get 3q(9p62-3pq^2+5q). Then you take 3q out of the denominator and get 3q(pq). then you simplify by cancelling 3q. So the final answer is 9p62-3pq^2+5q over pq. I hope this will help you.

Name: Julian Gallardo Date: 6/2/10 Type:3 Response to Deniz's Q: What you have to do is because it is division you take the reciprocal of the second equation. From there you can see that you can simplify some of the numbers and variables. You simplified each on individually i think. You dont have to do that.__

__Name: Jake Waldron__
__Date: 6/1/10__

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Matt McGee 6/4/10 Type of posting:3 Hey Jake, that is not a difference of two squares but you can take the GCF of x out. the final answer would be x(x+2) __Jordan Abend 6/2/10 Type of posting: 3 Jake, as a matter of fact, x^2 + 2x is not the difference of two squares, **BUT** you can still take the GCF out of it. The GCF would be x and your final answer would be x(x+2).

Jon Jun 6/2/10 Type of Posting-3 Posting- Why is the Exponential Decay a backward J while the Exponential Growth is a regular? I just dont understand, please explain!__

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__<span style="color: #ff2e00; font-family: 'Lucida Console',Monaco,monospace;">Hi Guys! I was taking notes on exponential functions and I was confused about something. In a natural exponential function <span style="color: #56fbe5; font-family: 'Lucida Console',Monaco,monospace;">f(x)=e^x <span style="color: #ff2e00; font-family: 'Lucida Console',Monaco,monospace;"> where <span style="color: #7407b0; font-family: Impact,Charcoal,sans-serif;">e=2.71828182846 <span style="color: #ff2e00; font-family: 'Lucida Console',Monaco,monospace;"> is e //always// greater than 1? Please let me know. Thanks :) __

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__ Posting: <span style="color: #eb56c5; font-family: 'Lucida Console',Monaco,monospace;">Hi, I was working on the homework last night, taking notes, and I was confused about the exponential functions. The definition for Exponential Growth/ Decay includes the words, filled percent at regular intervals. What does it mean to have a filled percent and a regular interval. Are there empty percents or irregular intervals? Name:Drew Mann Date: 6-3-10 Type of posting:2 Posting: When there is a problem like 3p^2q^3 how do you factor it. There is no way of putting it over 1. p^3 __ ======

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Posting - This is a very tricky problem where only a genius can solve it. That genius is me, and I have figure out to missing sequence. The answer to the missing sequence is "full note". I solved this from the clues of it being something with melody, and not having to go over one. From these clue, I conclude on my answer, "full note."======

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Name: Nick Rizzo Date: 6/4/10 Type of Posting: 2 Posting: Hello everybody :) Jon Jun, in an exponential growth, the line would be a J because of the sudden increase in the set of data. Let's take bacteria for example and how much they reproduce. When conditions are right, they will be able to thrive better and reproduce in mass numbers. So, their population sky rockets and now there is a great increase. As a result, on a graph this would make a line looking like a J. In the beginning it starts out small and then it rises greatly and results in a J shape. Hope that helps Jon Jon! <span style="color: #ef2aaa; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 17px; line-height: 19px;">__Name: Jess Holzberg Date: 6/3/10 Type of Posting: 2 Posting: Hello. For tonight's homework on exponential situations, what is number 3? I think the answer is decay, but I am not sure. Someone please explain it to me! Thanks__ <span style="color: #0000ff; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 17px; line-height: 19px;">__Name: Anna Behnke Date: 6/4/10 Type of Posting: 2 Posting: HEY JESS! the questions was__ "Noxious weeds- After awhile they spread and give more weeds. " The answer is growth because because the weeds are spreading. This means there are more weeds, therefore, the exponential rate would grow. <span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 17px; line-height: 25px;">// Name: //**// Juliet Altmann //**// Date: //**// June 4, 2010 //**// Type of Posting: //**// 1 //**// Posting: //**// I think that the missing part of the sequence is "for" because it has rhythm and sounds good before "now". //** ======