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5.2: Vertex Form

5.2: Vertex Form. How do you graph and apply quadratic functions? How do you locate a quadratic function that is shifted?. VERTEX FORM (RECALL). From a previous chapter, recall that the standard form of a parabola is y = x 2 . Any translation of that graph can be interpreted by:

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The Solar System

The Solar System. Chapter 19, 20, & 21 Please write down all the underlined items. Abbreviate to save time. . What is Astronomy?. 1. Astronomy is the study of the universe.

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Mission Mars

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T-CAP Review

T-CAP Review. By: Cody Sipes Study Guide. Uneven heating of the earth. The Earth's major external source of energy is the Sun. The Earth is constantly receiving solar energy, but different areas of Earth receive different amounts of solar energy. This affects weather and climate.

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The Solar System

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Discrete Structures

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U2: Astronomy - Measuring Space Distances

U2: Astronomy - Measuring Space Distances . FLIP LESSON. On the Move.

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Planets on Parade

Planets on Parade. Our Solar System Presented by Lisa Haws. How many planets are in our solar system?. Jupiter. Venus. Saturn. Mercury. Earth. Uranus. Mars. Neptune. Pluto. The Sun. Biggest star in the Solar System Gives heat and light to every planet in our solar system

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The Amazing Solar System

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Earths Interior and the Solar System

Earths Interior and the Solar System. 5.E.1.1. Layers of the Earth. Crust - Solid rock layer. Mantle - Semi liquid rock. Core -Solid iron. Tectonic Plates. Plates float on the mantle. The plates move and interact with each other. Plate interactions cause-. Earthquakes Mountains

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The Solar System

The Solar System An Inventory Dozens of moons Thousands of asteroids Trillions of comets What is the Solar System? Answer: The system of objects in the solar neighborhood (near the Sun) What are these objects? One Star Six Planets Nine Planets The Discovered Planets

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The Inner Planets

The Inner Planets. The Inner Planets to Scale. 3,031 mi 7,521 mi 7,926 mi 4,222 mi. 5.4 g/cm3 5.2 g/cm3 5.5 g/cm3 3.9 g/cm^3. Inner Planet Similarities. All are a few thousand miles across All are made of rock, with an iron core

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THE SOLAR SYSTEM

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Solar System

Uranus. Neptune. Solar System. Mercury. Venus. Earth. Mars. Jupiter. Saturn. The Content. The Sun.

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The planets

The planets . Mercury. Its named after the roman messenger of the gods Its surface is cratered because of its lack of atmosphere Mercury is a rocky planet composed of a high percent of metallic material

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The S olar S ystem

The S olar S ystem. By: Karlie. Mercury. Mercury is the closes planet to the sun. It is the smallest planet. Mercury is so hot that it would melt lead. The dark side is cold. There is no life on Mercury. http://scholastics.com http://planetfacts.org. Venus.

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Stun ning Sat urn

Stun ning Sat urn. By: Sabrina Schepmans. Saturn is a COOL Planet! . Brrr ! Saturn is nice and chilly! Well, cold because it is one the outer planets in our solar system. On this super cool planet, it is always winter time 24- 7. No doubt about that!

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Life On Mars

Life On Mars. Mars is the only planet in our solar system to have frozen carbon dioxide snow it happens all year round in the north end. pictures from the mars curiosity shows landscapes made by bodies of water, rain and ancient rivers with the force of 10,000 Mississippi rivers.

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Venus Explorer Mission Potential Science Objectives

Venus Explorer Mission Potential Science Objectives. Spring 2014. Innovative System Project for the Increased Recruitment of Emerging STEM Students. Outline. Baseline Mission Planet Venus Overview Potential Science Objectives Outside Venus Venus Atmosphere Venus Surface

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