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Panel B POLAlgebra II, Digital Art, & World History

Yasmine Suliman

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Algebra II: Essential #10

12 11 10 951 50 49 48

= 4.951x10

4.951x10 X 4 = .00198

.00198 X 100 = .19 0.2%

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Combinations VS Permutations

nCr

13C5

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2= P(flush) = number of favorable outcomes

number of total outcomes52C5

nCr n!/r!(n-r)!

nPr n!/(n-r)!

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Combinations

nCr n!/r!(n-r)!

13C5 13!/5!(13-5)! = 1287 X4 = 5148 52!/5!(52-5)! = 2598960

5148/259860 = .00198 X 100 = .198 0.2%

52C5

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Digital Art: Essential #7

Elements of Art•Line•Color•TexturePrinciples of Design•Alignment•Rule of thirds•Focal Point

-Contrast-Extreme scale change

•Repetition-shape, line, color

•Balanced

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World History: Essential #4

Demands for goods increase

Industrial Revolution spreads

Need for natural resources

Seized colonies for resources

IMPERIALISM

Cheaper goods;Produce more

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Imperialism: Causes1. Nationalism

2. Economic Competition

3. Missionary Spirit

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Imperialism: Effects

1. Colonization

2. Colonial Economies

3. Christianization

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The Cold War:Causes

• Yalta Conference• Communism vs.

Democracy• Containment• Domino effect• Stockpile buildup• Brinkmanship

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The Cold War:Effects

• Wars in Southeast Asia• Advances in weapons• Alliances of NATO & The

Warsaw Pact• USSR collapses; Russia

emerges• Demolishment of

communism• Berlin Wall demolished;

Warsaw Pact breaks up• America becomes sole

superpower of the world

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Growth goalsLast semester’s goal

Weakness

Next year’s goal

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Thank you for your time and attention! Any questions?