Linear Function :(Module): Sharmaine N. Sayao Mathematics IV-A Mrs. Imelda Sayao 1.1 Definition of a Linear Function A linear function is a function whose graph is a straight line. The equation of a linear function of x can be written in the form f(x) = mx + b or a linear equation y = mx + b where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept. The equation in the form Ax + By = C where A‚ B and C are real numbers is referred to as the general form of a linear equation. We
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couplet‚ with the words ‘blow’ and ‘snows’. If you look at the poem at the end of the first stanza‚ the final line ends as a half line and at the same time the first line at the beginning of the second stanza starts exactly after the half line. The purpose Elizabeth did that because she would like to continue the second stanza exactly where the first stanza ended; so she has the same line of thought‚ but she moved from one place to another (city to the countryside). She also ends the first stanza
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1. The first example is on line 17. It reads: “Reason burns a brighter fire‚ which the bones”. The next example is on line 21. It reads: “It is the light at the center of every cell.” The last example is on line 22. It reads: “It is what sent the snake coiling and flowing forward” 2. A) The first example is on line 20. It reads: “But this morning the shoe-box house on the back porch is empty.”
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22. Conditional- if it is a line then it contains at least two points Inverse- if it is not a line then it does not contain at least two points Converse- If it contains at least two points then it is a line Contrapositive- if it does not contain at least two points‚ then it is not a line 23. Conditional- If there are 3 noncollinear points‚ then there is exactly one plane Inverse- if there are not exactly 3 collinear points‚ then there is not exactly one plane Converse- if there is exactly one
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production schedules. Lines Line is a direction. It is the second most important element after colour in creating a response to the merchandise in display. It is known that each line suggests something else and as letters are combined to form words‚ lines are arranged to make selling ‘pictures’. A straight line can be direct and forceful or rigid and precise. Long‚ low‚ wide‚ spreading lines suggest an easy going‚ restful quality. The diagonal line is the line of action; it is forceful
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full of contrasts. Make the contrasts meaningful to the character in your scene. 2. A stanza is a group of lines in poetry. (Billy Collins’ poem “Snow Day” on page 41 is eight five-line stanzas‚ for example.) Write a poem of three-line stanzas that follows this pattern: The first line consists of an abstraction‚ plus a verb‚ plus a place; the second line describes attire; and the third line of each stanza summarizes an action. Let it flow. Each stanza should make sense by itself; all together the
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The first line in the poem‚ “Lying in dug-outs‚ joking idly‚ wearily;” I immediately questioned if this poem was even about the war. When I think about war I don’t think of laughter and joking‚ I think about sadness and heartache. As I continued to read I realized that the poem was about how photographs gave the men an escape from war. “Watching the candle guttering in the draught”‚ meaning they watched the candle flame flutter in the cool air. They watched the flame every night as they looked at
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about the filling station changes from disorder to order. The first line of the poem reads‚ ‘Oh‚ but it is dirty!’ This is a very strong opening to the poem as it indicates the speaker’s viewpoint about the filling station‚ which is that of disgust and pity. Presumably‚ the speaker’s background is from a wealthy family‚ which is why she looks so low towards the dirty filling station. Therefore‚ we can conclude from only the first line that the speaker has an arrogant attitude. Furthermore‚ an exclamation
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AB = sqrt(((6 (2))^2) + ((3 (3))^2)) = 8 A2B2 = AB B2C2 = sqrt(((2 (2))^2) + ((7 1)^2)) = 6 BC = sqrt(((6 6)^2) + ((3 (3))^2)) = 6 B2C2 = BC Triangle A2B2C2 = Triangle ABC by construction. Reflection A’ (4‚ 1) B’ (4‚ 6) C’ (4‚ 6) Line of reflection is x=y Angle A2 = Angle C by construction. Angle C2 = Angle A by construction. AC = sqrt(((4 (4))^2) + ((5 (1))^2)) = 10 A2C2 = sqrt(((6 (2))^2) + ((3 ( 3))^2)) = 10 AC = A2C2 Triangle A2C2B2 = Triangle ACB by construction
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CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS Compiled by Imran Mirza MSc Physics‚ PGCC‚ Scoland‚ Uk Planning Analysis And Evaluation A-level Physics This booklet covers CIE A Level Physics Paper 5 By Imran Mirza 2009-2011 Exam tips for Planning‚ Analysis and Evaluation paper By Imran Mirza Don’t rush........ Three golden rules........ 1. Read the question 2. READ the question 3. Answer the question Make sure that you do not do what so many students do......they see a ’key c word like ’magnetic flux’
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