Lemonade Stand

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Exponential Depreciation Curve

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Excel Project - Exponential Depreciation Curve

Stock Market Presentation

You told your Uncle Rico about how your stocks were doing and he has agreed to give you $50,000 more to invest IF...you can convince him that you are doing a good job of researching the stocks you are buying.  You have $50,000 to buy 7-10 stocks, spending anywhere between $2,500 to $15,000 on each stock.  Get as close to $50,000 as you can.  Click here for a blank Excel spreadsheet to input your stocks.  

When you are done with your research, you will create a PowerPoint presentation.  Click here for the template.  

Some helpful tips:

• Google "Why should I buy (Wal-Mart or your company) stock"
• Research some articles and list 3-4 points of WHY to buy the stock.  
• Do not list generic facts about the company.
• Google each company's stock and click on 1 Year to track the stock's price for the past year.
• Take a screenshot by typing Windows - Shift - S on your keyboard and crop it to the size you want.

2018 NCAA Offense - Adjusted Yards Per Play

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2018 NCAA Offensive Stats

You will need to create a formula to calculate the Adjusted Yards Per Play.  You will multiply the # of Interceptions times 50 and multiply the number of Fumbles times 40.  You will then subtract those yards from the YDS column and divide that by the number of plays.

EOCT Study Guide Questions

EOCT is next week, Tuesday May 14 - Wednesday May 15.  Here are some Q's to help get you ready.
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2.2 - Multiplying Polynomials

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5.2, 5.3, 5.4 Vocabulary - Perpendicular Bisectors, Angle Bisectors, Medians, and Altitudes

Go here to check out the visual definitions of these key terms for Unit 3 - Geometry:

Scroll down and click on the other terms.

http://www.learnalberta.ca/content/memg/index.html?term=Division03/Altitude(s)_of_a_Triangle/index.html