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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Stock Exchanges. Major Characteristics of Stock Exchanges. ________________ market ________________ market ________________ market ________________ market ________________ market ________________ market. Specialized. Capital. Strictly organized. Closed. Competitive.

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OUR LESSON: Adding Positive and Negative Integers

OUR LESSON: Adding Positive and Negative Integers. WARM-UP. Order from least to greatest 7, -3, 0, -1, 3. 2) Insert. a) -15 -16 b) 1 2. 3) Find the sum: 748 + 93 =. Let's review what we learned in the last lesson.

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Adding Positive and Negative Integers

Adding Positive and Negative Integers. WARM-UP. Order from least to greatest 7, -3, 0, -1, 3. 2) Insert. a) -15 -16 b) 1 2. 3) Find the sum: 748 + 93 =. Review. A variable is a letter that stands for a number.

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Adding Positive and Negative Integers

Adding Positive and Negative Integers. WARM-UP. Order from least to greatest 7, -3, 0, -1, 3 -3, -1, 0, 3, 7. 2) Insert. a) -15 > -16 b) 1 < 2. 3) Find the sum: 748 + 93 = 841. Let's review what we learned in the last lesson.

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Discrete Probability Distributions

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Discrete Probability Distributions

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Subtracting Positive and Negative Integers

Subtracting Positive and Negative Integers. WARM-UP:. 1.) (-5) + (-26) = 2.) (-18) + 7 = 3.) Write a variable expression for: r less than 12 4.) -40 + 9 = 5.) 4 + (-36) =. Let's review what we learned in the last lesson.

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Discrete Probability Distributions

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Hex: a Game of Connecting Faces

Hex: a Game of Connecting Faces. The Object of Hex. Players take turns placing blue chips (player 1) and red chips (player 2). Player 1 plays first. Player 1 attempts to connect the top and bottom of the board with blue chips.

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MATHEMATICS

MATHEMATICS. Nov / Dec 2006 Brought to you by: Our dedicated team of trainers A.L. Khoo, BSc. (UM) S.S. Tee, MEd. BSc. (UTM) P.Y. Loke, MSc. BSc. (USM). INTRODUCTION. Why learn math? Solve problems and make sound decisions

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Color Chip Model for Operations of Integers

Color Chip Model for Operations of Integers. a black chip represents +1. a red chip represents ? 1. When a black chip is combined with a red chip, they will cancel each other (because 1 + ( ?1 ) = 0 ). (This process is known as ZERO PAIRING .). (click to see animation).

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Ratios and Percents

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5.1 Addition, Subtraction, and Order Properties of Integers

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Survivor: A Game of Traits and Natural Selection

Survivor: A Game of Traits and Natural Selection. Spring 2019 Vanderbilt Student Volunteers for Science. I. Introduction. Why is Charles Darwin so important? Concluded that organisms changed over time to better survive in their specific environments.

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WARM UP #7(Investigation Work)

WARM UP #7(Investigation Work). The answer to an addition problem is called a ____________. The answer to a subtraction problem is called a ____________. In the vocabulary section of your binder write down the definition of the term ABSOLUTE VALUE. Give at least two examples. 4.

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The Chip Board

The Chip Board. This is a BLACK chip. It has a value of POSITIVE 1. The Chip Board. This is a RED chip. It has a value of NEGATIVE 1. This is a BLACK chip. It has a value of POSITIVE 1. The Chip Board. This is a RED chip. It has a value of NEGATIVE 1.

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Inventing a New Model

Inventing a New Model. Yesterday, you used the number line to help you think about adding integers. In this problem, you will explore another way to model the addition of integers.

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Assignment 2

Assignment 2. [1-2] 3.1 17, 20 (page 83-84) [3-4] 3.2 6, 9 (page 87-88) [5] 3.3 19 (page 98) [6-7] 3.4 10, 11 (page 106) [8-9] 3.5 28, 41 (pp 122,124). Sec 3.4(p. 106)

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