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Algebra
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Algebra Work
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(3b+4)(5-2)= 15b-6+20-12=2
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower
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George Gotsiridze Mr. Cambras English May 9, 2010 3. Was being a wallflower an advantage or a disadvantage for Charlie? The Wallflower
Was being a wallflower an advantage or a disadvantage for Charlie?
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The Wallflower
What is a wallflower? It is what grows only on the outside of the house. Inside the house is life and society. Charlie is a wallflower, but he is not dead. Throughout the book, he is portrayed as a sidekick. He is not the main character, as one would expect him to be; his life revolves around his best friends, Patrick and Sam. The advantages of being a wallflower can be easily analyzed by viewing the relationships they build with family, friends, and drugs. Living on the sidelines as a wallflower is not simply equivalent to invisibility, it creates space for relationships; his characteristic is a disadvantage, because it can be used against him, it is also an advantage, because due to his awkward character, the relationships he develops tend to be unique.
The Earth and Its Peoples: Chapter 4 Outline (Persia)
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properties
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commutative and associative properties
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Relationships and Functions
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Becoming Familiar with Relationships (Chapter 2 Big Picture & Section 1) Objectives of Chapter 2 Be able to Identify, Graph, & Write: Linear Equations & Inequalities Absolute Value Equations & Inequalities Piecewise-Defined Relations Be able to decide whether a Statement is ?Always?, ?Sometimes?, or ?Never? True. Relationships This lesson is about ?Relationships? (Not about Terms and not about Expressions) Relationships are basically about Two Variables and how one of the Variables depends-on or is determined-by the other Variable. The dependency is the Relationship they share
Basic Addition
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2+2=4
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