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Seeing Things in Curved Mirrors

Seeing Things in Curved Mirrors.

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Bellringer

What are three things you have learned from this chapter? Put your Chapter 6 Notes in the tray Get out an old Scantron if you have one. Bellringer. What was your favorite part about the field trip yesterday? Put your completed Bellringer in the tray

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Speed & Velocity Review

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The Atom: A Look Into the Ultimate

The Atom: A Look Into the Ultimate. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: Why was an image of individual atoms considered such an important breakthrough? How scientists discovered the component particles within atoms? How can we possibly know anything about atomic structures?. Early Models of

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ET: 10.2

ET: 10.2. Copy input chart on parabolas. Graph a parabola: vertex : ( 2 , -3 ) focus : ( 2 , - 5) . Write the equation for the parabola : vertex : ( 2 , -3 ) focus : ( 2 , - 5) . - 3. 2. (-2). (2, -3). OPENS DOWN. Means x 2 & p<0. p= -2.

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Ch 11 and 12

Ch 11 and 12. Ch 11-Cultural Contributions of the Greeks Ch 12- The Hellenistic Period: Alexander the Great. Section 1 Religious Practices. Priests and Priestesses served as Oracles , or persons who it was believed could speak with the gods.

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BY: MR. LIU

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Salinity and Buoyancy: Fish Swim Bladder

Salinity and Buoyancy: Fish Swim Bladder. http://www.scienceisart.com/B_SwimBladder/SwimBladder.html. Buoyancy.

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Buoyancy

Buoyancy. Chapter 1: Lesson 2. Aim. Why did the Titanic Sink?. Objectives. Students will be able to define buoyancy. Students will be able to explain why some objects sink while others float. Students will be able to explain what happened to the Titanic when it hit the iceberg. Buoyancy.

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Thales of Miletus

Thales of Miletus. PowerPoint By Kenny Robinson. D e c e m b e r 1 8 , 2 0 0 9. Introduction. Thales of Miletus was the first known Greek philosopher, scientist, and Mathematician. Born- 624 B.C. Died- at age78 in around 547 B.C. Came from a distinguished family

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