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  • 60 pages 12983-6086-unit5hmwk (2).PDF

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  • 18 pages Phys130Fall2012_final_noanswers_corrected.pdf
    • Phys130Fall2012_final_noanswers_corrected.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Physics 130 Final Examination - Wave Motion, Optics, and Sound December 15th, 2012, 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Pavilion All Sections (Consolidated) Course Convener: John P. Davis NAME: ID # A single 8 1/2 x 11 formula sheet (front and back) is permitted. Calculators
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  • 6 pages PHYS130CourseOutline.pdf
    • PHYS130CourseOutline.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • PHYS 130 Course Outline UNIVERSITY OF Autumn 2016 DE PA RTM E N T OF ALBERTA PHYSICS PHYS 130 Waves and Optics Section EA02 Instructor Dr. Roger Moore Office CCIS 2-083 Office Hours Wed 12:00-14:00 and Thu 13:00-15:00. I also operate an open door policy y
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  • 3 pages final formula sheet2.docx
    • final formula sheet2.docx
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Standing Waves cf s o = vs Lens eqn: =observed wavelength and c o=c+ v o and Magnification: c vo f o= .f c v s s (toward or away)=observed frequency ( ) Opening angle of shockwave Node-to-node distance = sin = ct vs t thus =sin1 ( 2 and AN-to-N distance =
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  • 3 pages questions.pdf
    • questions.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Written Assignment 3 Math 100 Fall 2016 Due: Friday, November 18 at 11 pm Total: 100 points Please complete each problem on a separate piece of paper. You will need to scan your work and submit it electronically through Crowdmark. The link will be sent to
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  • 2 pages questions.pdf
    • questions.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Written Assignment 2 Math 100 Fall 2016 Due: Friday, October 21 at 11 pm Total: 100 points Please complete each problem on a separate piece of paper. You will need to scan your work and submit it electronically through Crowdmark. The link will be sent to
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  • 2 pages Quiz 2B Solutions.pdf
    • Quiz 2B Solutions.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Name: Solutions Math 53: Quiz 2 September 9, 2014 1. (1 point) Find the Cartesian equation of the curve and sketch it: x = cos() , y = 1 + sin(), 0 < 2. We have cos() = x and sin() = y 1. Thus, cos2 () + sin2 () = 1 x2 + (y 1)2 = 1. This represents a circ
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  • 2 pages math100-hw4.pdf
    • math100-hw4.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Written Assignment 4 Math 100 Fall 2016 Due: Wednesday, December 7 at 11 pm Total: 100 points Please complete each problem on a separate piece of paper. You will need to scan your work and submit it electronically through Crowdmark. The link will be sent
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  • 12 pages proyecto de campo final.docx
    • proyecto de campo final.docx
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 9 MATH
    • MATH 1L - Summer 2010
    • I. INTRODUCCION El presente trabajo consta de un proyecto de campo que aborda el tema de los Derechos Humanos haciendo de este un anlisis temtico cualitativo y coherente. En el cual se mostrara un profundo anlisis sobre el pacto de Costa Rica, La Convenci
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  • 2 pages ARTES FORMATO.docx
    • ARTES FORMATO.docx
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 9 MATH
    • MATH 1L - Summer 2010
    • La perspectiva Del latn perspectiva, y del verbo perspicere, "ver a travs de". Podramos definir perspectiva como la forma de representar objetos tridimensionales en una superficie plana, bidimensional, para recrear la profundidad y la posicin. Mediante es
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  • 5 pages horario.docx
    • horario.docx
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 9 MATH
    • MATH 1L - Summer 2010
    • CARACTERISTICAS DE LOS CIUDADANOS EN LOS ESTADOS MODERNOS Con el Renacimiento aparece una nueva forma de organizacin poltica, el Estado moderno. Es un proceso de unificacin de territorios bajo una misma jurisdiccin, el monarca con la subordinacin de la no
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  • 3 pages Técnicas de Fotografía.docx
    • Técnicas de Fotografía.docx
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 9 MATH
    • MATH 1L - Summer 2010
    • Tcnicas de Fotografa 1. Planifica tu fotografa Analiza la escena que quieres capturar e imagina cmo te gustara que quede tu foto. Cuando seas capaz de ver en tu mente tu instantnea, recapacita acerca de los ajustes que debes llevar a cabo para que las con
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  • 5 pages LOGICA MATEMATICA.docx
    • LOGICA MATEMATICA.docx
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 9 MATH
    • MATH 1L - Summer 2010
    • LO GICA MATEMATICA Lgica matemtica es la disciplina que trata de mtodos de razonamiento. En un nivel elemental, la lgica proporciona reglas y tcnicas para determinar si es o no valido un argumento dado. El razonamiento lgico se emplea en matemticas para d
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  • 2 pages ch20.docx
    • ch20.docx
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • marketing
    • MARKETING marketing - Spring 2016
    • DEFINITIONS 3-D printing: creation of a 3d object from a digital image using a laser and printer. Immigration: the movement of people from their country of origin to another country in order to live there permanently. Multicultural marketing: marketing th
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  • 2 pages pricing strategy notes.doc
    • pricing strategy notes.doc
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • marketing
    • MARKETING marketing - Spring 2016
    • Pricing Strategies Notes 1. Premium Pricing Uses high price For unique brands Used where there is a competitive advantage Charged for luxuries 2. Penetration Pricing Prices are set low to gain market share Prices increased after they have gained mar
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  • 4 pages personal budget.doc
    • personal budget.doc
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 10 BUSINESS OPEN
    • BBI 20 - Spring 2012
    • Personal Budget For the three months ended February 28, 2013 Income: Allowance Cash Gift Snow Shovelling Total Income Expenses: Lunch Bus tickets Phone bill Clothing Entertainment Christmas gifts School supplies Other Total Expenses Savings 600 150 _ 100_
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  • 11 pages 05 organic halogenoalkanes and alcohols [2,b].doc
    • 05 organic halogenoalkanes and alcohols [2,b].doc
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 11 CHEMISTRY
    • SCH 4U - Summer 2008
    • Halogenoalkanes and Alcohols Halogenoalkanes Halogenoalkanes contain a halogen as the functional group R-Hal. The first part of the name of an halogenoalkane gives the position and name of the halogen concerned. The second part of the name is based on the
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  • 17 pages AS_Fluids_worksheet_MS.rtf
    • AS_Fluids_worksheet_MS.rtf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 11 CHEMISTRY
    • SCH 4U - Summer 2008
    • 1. B [1] 2. B [1] 3. B [1] 4. Complete the diagram Before A = laminar flow minimum of 2 continuous smooth lines roughly parallel to wing surface which dont cross 1 After A = turbulent flow lines crossing, eddies, sudden changes in direction, change in dir
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  • 4 pages 1.6_Bonding_Mark_Scheme.rtf
    • 1.6_Bonding_Mark_Scheme.rtf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 11 CHEMISTRY
    • SCH 4U - Summer 2008
    • 1.6 Bonding Mark Scheme Total Marks = 51 + 1. (a) (i) (ii) (1) vibrate faster (1) Or bigger amplitude or more NOT start to vibrate or other type of motion esp. Translation Ignore rotation 2 (b) (i) + Na + Cl2 NaCl (1) or Na Cl or 2 Na + Cl2 2 NaCl If NA p
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  • 9 pages 1.3_Formulae_equations_and_amount_of_substance_mark_scheme.rtf
    • 1.3_Formulae_equations_and_amount_of_substance_mark_scheme.rtf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 11 CHEMISTRY
    • SCH 4U - Summer 2008
    • Y12 Formulae, Equations and Amount of Substance Topic Test Total Marks = 60 1. (a) 0240 (1) Mr (TiC14) = 190 (1) 0 24 moles TiC14 = 4 = 006 (1) mass = 006 190 = 114 (1) (b) moles NaOH = moles HCl = 0.12 (1) vol NaOH moles = conc (1) 0 12 3 = 1 1 = 109cm (
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  • 12 pages 02 Energetics [1,B].doc
    • 02 Energetics [1,B].doc
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 11 CHEMISTRY
    • SCH 4U - Summer 2008
    • ENERGETICS All types of chemical reaction involve changes in energy. When energy is emitted it can take a number of forms, but the most common form is as heat energy. Heat energy is called enthalpy. Enthalpy change is represented by the symbol H. In gener
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  • 4 pages 1.5_Atomic_Structure_and_the_Periodic_Table_Mark_Scheme.rtf
    • 1.5_Atomic_Structure_and_the_Periodic_Table_Mark_Scheme.rtf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 11 CHEMISTRY
    • SCH 4U - Summer 2008
    • 1.5 Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table Total Marks = 60 1. (a) electron gun (1) 1 (b) accelerated (1) 1 (c) speed (1) 1 (d) 82 1 83 1 84 5 86 2 [1] 9 [1] = 84.1 (1) 3 [6] 2. (a) Number of protons & number of neutrons (1) 1 17 8 (b) (c) O (1 ) (1 ) 2
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  • 7 pages 1.7_Introduction_to_Organic_Chemistry_Mark_Scheme.rtf
    • 1.7_Introduction_to_Organic_Chemistry_Mark_Scheme.rtf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • GRADE 11 CHEMISTRY
    • SCH 4U - Summer 2008
    • 1.7 Introduction to Organic Chemistry Total Marks = 75 1. (a) (i) Molecule/compound/consists/composed/made up of hydrogen and carbon only (1) (ii) CnH2n+2 (1) (iii) C6H14 only (1) 3 (b) Chemically similar / react in same way / same chemistry Differ by CH2
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  • 2 pages Pseudocodes.docx
    • Pseudocodes.docx
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Programs and pseudo code algorithms The concept of a program A computer program is a sequence of instructions or programming language statements that a programmer must write to make a computer perform certain tasks. Programmers need some knowledge on pro
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  • 3 pages Partial Derivatives Complete.pdf
    • Partial Derivatives Complete.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Partial Derivatives Given a function f with more than one independent variable, we can take the partial derivative of the function with respect to one of the variables. That is, if f is a function of the n variables x1 , x 2 , , x n , f then the partial d
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  • 16 pages Chapter 5 Complete.pdf
    • Chapter 5 Complete.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Chapter 5 Integrals 5.1 Calculating Areas using Riemann Sums We have nice formulas for calculating the area of a circle, rectangle, parallelogram, triangle, etc. What about the area under the curve f x=x 2 , above the x-axis and between x=0 and x=5 ? We c
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  • 5 pages Math100Fall2016_CommonOutline.pdf
    • Math100Fall2016_CommonOutline.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • University of Alberta Department of Mathematical & Statistical Sciences Math 100 Fall 2016 Section EA1 Instructor V. Yaskin Office CAB 583 EB1 E. K. Leonard CAB 679 EC1 G. Tokarsky CAB 469 ED1 V. Troitsky CAB 511 EE1 V. Yaskin CAB 583 EG1 S. Graves CAB 52
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  • 3 pages Opt Solutions.pdf
    • Opt Solutions.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Optimization Problems Solutions 1. Constraint: y=12x2 Maximize: A=2 xy It follows that A=2 x 12x 2 =24 x2 x 3 . x y and hence y x dA 2 =246 x . dx The critical points are x=2 . Plugging this into the constraint yields y=8 . he maximum area is A=32 units2.
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  • 3 pages formulas.pdf
    • formulas.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • lim sin x =0 x 0 lim x 0 lim cos x =0 x0 x =1 sin x lim x 0 lim x 0 cos x 1 =0 x sin x =1 x 1cos x lim =0 x x0 Trig Identities sin2 x cos 2 x=1 sec 2 x =1tan2 x csc 2 x =1cot 2 x sin2x =2sin x cos x 2 2 cos 2x=cos x sin x =2cos2 x 1 =12sin2 x sin( x +
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  • 2 pages Slant Asymptotes Notes Complete.pdf
    • Slant Asymptotes Notes Complete.pdf
    • Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute
    • PHYSICS SPH4U1 - Fall 2015
    • Slant Asymptotes If the graph of a function f (x) approaches a particular line y=mx + b as x goes to infinity and/or negative infinity, then we say that f (x) has a slant asymptote. In rational functions, slant asymptotes occur when the degree of the nume
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