...BELL RINGERS – THE NUMBER SYSTEM – GRADE 8 Task 1 - Which of the following numbers are perfect squares? Explain your reasoning. 5, 9, 36 and 41 Task 2 - Which of the following numbers are perfect cubes? Explain your reasoning. 8, 12, 27 and 64 Task 3 - Problem: Represent the following rational number in fraction form 0.333? Task 4 - Instructions: Decide whether each of the following numbers is rational or irrational. 1. 0.333 ______________________ 2. √4 ______________________ 3. √2 = 1.414213… ______________________ 4. 2 ______________________ 5. 11 ______________________ 6. 12.3456565656 ______________________ Task 5 - Give possible coordinates for the following points. A. K’s x-coordinate is between B. L’s x-coordinate is between j and j j and j K’s y-coordinate is between L’s y-coordinate is between j and j j and j K’s coordinates could be ( j, j) L’s coordinates could be ( j, ___ ) Task 6 Look at Point F on the number line below. a. Where are the points that are GREATER than Point F? Task 7 Timothy, Adrienne, and Robert all started with 0 points. Timothy’s score is at 25, Adrienne’s score is at -30, and Robert’s score is at 10. ...
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...infantrymen climbing up on the fire step, and readied themselves to guard against a dawn raid by the enemy. Both sides carried out their respective ‘stand to' and despite the knowledge that each had prepared itself for raids or attacks timed at dawn, it was at this time that many of the planned attacks were carried out. As the light grew, this daily ritual was accompanied by the ‘morning hate'. This was when both sides relieved the tension of the early hours with indiscriminate machine gun fire, shelling and small arms fire into the mist to their front, which made doubly sure of safety at dawn. Breakfast and Weapon Cleaning Following stand to the men would have their breakfast and clean their weapons. Breakfast would be brought up in containers from the field kitchens and the weapon cleaning would be done in shifts, with only a portion of the men cleaning their weapons at any one time. Inspection Breakfast would be followed by the daily inspection by the Platoon Officer and Sergeant. Weapons would be checked to ensure that they were clean and serviceable as would the men's clothing. Often this inspection would include a ‘foot inspection' looking for signs of ‘trench foot'. Trench Foot was a medical condition peculiar to trench life. It was a fungal infection of the feet caused by cold, wet and unsanitary trench conditions. It could turn gangrenous and result in amputation. Some 20,000 casualties...
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...Office Use Only: What Service(s) ________________ What Price(s) ________________ Taxes: ________________ Sub-Total Price: ________________ Deposit: ________________ Total: ________________ 20 % Discount off Rental Trucks. Ask for details from JBPK WWW.JBPACKNKLEAN.BIZ 678-499-9123 SHERRI ALL CLIENTS PLEASE READ EVERYTHING CLOSELY. Half of Depot Client - Please return this contract within 48hrs If our company does not receive the contract within 48hrs your move will be cancelled with no notice The time starts when JB Packing and Kleaning (JBPK) signs client into the log, time ends when JBPK crews are done with everything that client requests for them to do and client signs them out on the log. Travel time from the beginning address to ending address is included in the time. JBPK requires a minimum of 2 hours. If the next hour starts the client is responsible for full payment. Call for the rates and hear if JBPK has any current promotions. Please note: JBPK is only responsible for the workers that JB Packing and Kleaning hires. JBPK is not responsible for anybody outside of JB Packing and Kleaning. Client may hire extra help if he or she desires but JBPK will not be responsible for other parties actions. Any questions please feel free to email JBPK at JBPK2014@yahoo.com or contact by phone at 800-516-7720 Ext 2. Visit JSMS Website at www.jbpacknklean.biz. To swiftly contract a date with JSMS, fax 866-574-2238 or email at JBPK2014@yahoo.com. Schedule your...
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...Cleaning Solution- are substances, usually liquids, powders, sprays, or granules, that are used to remove dirt, including dust, stains, bad smells, and clutter on surfaces. Purposes of cleaning agents include health, beauty, absence of offensive odor, avoidance of shame, and avoiding the spreading of dirt and contaminants to oneself and others. Some cleaning agents can kill bacteria and clean at the same time. Scrubbig foam- Scrubs away that are hard to remove such as bugs, tar, and sap. Also used as a more aggressive deoxidizer. Dishpan-a large pan in which dishes, pots, etc., are washed. Dish Cloth-A dishcloth is used in the kitchen to clean dishes and other surfaces. Typically they are made of cotton or other cloth, such as microfiber. Pan with hot water-it is a pan to place hot water on it to prevent the hot water from boiling it to your body. Rolled Newspaper-Newspaper has just the right properties to start a fire. It comes in big sheets. There is most often too much of it around. It bunches up easily. It lights easily and burns without leaving much ash. Plus plain newspaper doesn't produce a lot of toxins when it burns like some other paper products do. Cleaning Rags-Cleaning with rags is the ultimate in fabric recycling. The older the fabric the better it is because it will be soft and very absorbent. I only recycle 100% cotton or linen fabric, again because it's so absorbent. Poly fabric and poly/cotton blends won't wipe spills as well and will never reach that soft...
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...Commercial segment of the Cleaning industry since 1986. In 2005, a residential cleaning division was opened to meet a growing demand. Mr. Knox, ABC’s shareholder, is now looking for ways to improve future profitability of the company and is wondering if the new department is profitable to remain operational. In order to address the issues, a Cost-volume-profit (CVP) analysis is required to evaluate the current financial situation which will allow management to make critical decisions such as, setting service fees, determining the service mix, and maximizing productivity. Also, an analysis of the current standard costs will be done to determine if the standards are adequately established for both divisions. Finally, the company’s present workforce will be reviewed to determine if any adjustments can be implemented in order to increase value and profitability. Situational Analysis A. Current mission and vision Mission: To provide customers with high-quality cleaning services at a competitive price. Vision: To be the leader in the cleaning services industry, capturing 50% of Commercial market share and 20% of Residential market share in three years, by improving efficiency and minimizing resources B. External Analysis 1. Industry Analysis The cleaning service industry can be divided into two main segments, Residential and Commercial. Residential services involve general home cleaning and more specialized services, such as window and carpet cleaning. In contrast, the Commercial...
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...people, probability is a loosely defined term employed in everyday’s conversation to indicate the measure of one’s belief in the occurrence of a future event. Say, what is the chance of arriving on time if one takes the bus? takes the taxi? However, for scientific purposes, it is necessary to give the word probability a definitive, clear interpretation. One can think of probability as the language in discussing uncertainty. For instance, in tossing a coin (random experiment), the outcomes can either be {H} or {T }. If we know exactly what the outcome of the next trial will be, then we are certain that, say, a {H} will show up next. However, it is impossible to know exactly what is going to happen in reality - uncertainty. Definition. A random experiment is a process leading to at least two possible outcomes with uncertainty as to which will occur. Then, the possible outcomes of a random experiment are called the basic outcomes, and the set of all basic outcomes is called the sample space, S. Examples of random experiment (i) Tossing a coin Basic outcomes: {H}, {T } Sample space, S = {H, T } (ii) Rolling a dice Basic outcomes: {1}, {2}, {3}, {4}, {5}, {6} Sample space, S = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6} (iii) Daily changes in Hang Sang Index Basic outcomes: {up}, {down}, {no change} Sample space, S = {up, down, no change} Definition. An event is a set of basic outcomes, or a collection of some basic outcomes from the sample space, and it is said to occur if the random experiment gives rise to one...
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...The owner of Chips etc. produces 2 kinds of chips: Lime (L) and Vinegar (V). He has a limited amount of the 3 ingredients used to produce these chips available for his next production run: 4600 ounces of salt, 9400 ounces of flour, and 2200 ounces of herbs. A bag of Lime chips requires 1.5 ounces of salt, 5 ounces of flour, and 2 ounces of herbs to produce; while a bag of Vinegar chips requires 4 ounces of salt, 6 ounces of flour, and 2 ounces of herbs. Profits for a bag of Lime chips are $0.48, and for a bag of Vinegar chips $0.59. a) What is the formulation for this problem? b) For the production combination of 800 bags of Lime and 600 bags of Vinegar, which resource is not completely used up and how much is remaining? c) For the production combination of 800 bags of Lime and 600 bags of Vinegar, which resource is not completely used up and how much is remaining? d) Discuss: Slack (if any); shadow price, and sensitivity analysis results using the program of your choice. Above problem is a maximization problem as one is trying to maximize the profits by making different bags of chips. It takes salt, flour and herbs to make two different types of chips – Lime and Vinegar. There are constrained amounts of salt, flour and herb and the owner want to maximize his profits. The amount of profit per bag is given as well. The LP problem thus becomes: Maximize Profits from the sale of bags of both lime and vinegar chips Constraints: 1. Salt consumed should not exceed...
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...currency in New France is simply due to a lack of a consistent currency within the colony. These playing cards issued by the Intendent of New France were used as currency in New France and is often referred to as “card money”. French coins being used a currency within the colony failed because of a shortage within of the coins with the colony (Heaton, 1928, pp.650-651). This failure of French coins to suffice as a currency within the colony and the commercial structure necessary for consumers led to card money becoming legal tender within New France. Therefore, if it were 1686 and I were in New France I believe I would accept a quarter of a king of spades if it were offered as payment for many reasons....
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...family to take breakfast and go to the fields for work. After that she starts cleaning her home and then go to the fields to help her male members of the family in the fields, never getting any-mid break, she returns home to prepare lunch and send it for the males to the fields and receive her children from school and feed them. Then she get a little time to do the chores of meeting and asking about her neighbors and relatives. She uses her rest time between noon and evening in sewing, and stitching and doing embroidery work to help her family economically. And then making the evening tea and the dinner for her family and serving it ,is all an urban woman do, after making sure all her family members are well-fed and sleeping, she goes to bed to exhausted to have some sleep ,so to get up early next morning and perform her daily exhausting chores. Meanwhile, the women of urban areas also work hard and perform many works. Her daily routine also starts with getting up early in the morning and preparing breakfast and helping her children and husband to get ready for school and office, and take breakfast. Women in urban areas are mostly working woman, so after helping her family to take breakfast and go to school and office, she get ready to go to office and perform her job. After that when she returns home, preparing lunch and serving it is also her daily routine. Then looking after her home, cleaning and decorating it, looking...
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...than my father. Since we had a housekeeper from morning to early evening hours from Monday to Friday she did most of the housekeeping chores. However my mother would always prepare breakfast and dinner for the family, according to her tribe it was her responsibility and as a wife and a mother we all expected her to do that. Over the weekends she would clean, wash cloths with her hands and prepare meals. My father would spend his time out with his friend or in the house drinking beer. As a grown up today I am in a egalitarian marriage, my husband and I share most of the house chores. If I cook then he will wash the dishes (we don’t use a dishwasher) or vise-versa. We usually do house cleaning together on Wednesday we would have light house cleaning and on Saturday we would have heavy house cleaning. I’m the one who cleans the toilet and the bathroom I don’t like it but I like clean toilets and bathrooms so I clean them twice in a day, in the morning before I take shower and in the evening right before I take my warm beautiful shower, my husband barely cleans the toilet. Our chore distribution isn’t based on gendered lines, we have a rule which goes ‘if its not in it’s normal state someone has to do something’ Said all that you can see that we are both responsible for our house, light now we don’t have a child but my step son usually visits us on weekends. Having this kind of relationship has enable both of us to work, go back to school and manage our small company with less tress...
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...Great Writing 4: Great Essays, 4ed Answer Key UNIT 1 Activity 1, pages 5–8 Preview Answers will vary. Post-Reading 1. The story of Cinderella, her cleaning tasks, and how she felt about them 2. Answers will vary. 3. Ironing clothes, washing dishes, and cleaning the bathroom 4. 5 paragraphs; paragraph 1 (introduction); paragraph 5 (conclusion); paragraphs 2, 3, 4 (body) 5. Unpleasant household chores 6. “The top three of these unpopular tasks often include ironing clothes, washing dishes, and cleaning the bathroom.” 7. Why people don’t like to iron clothes; “One of the most hated chores for many people is ironing clothes because it is not a task that can be completed quickly or thoughtlessly.” 8. Paragraph 3: “Another household chore that many people dislike is washing dishes.” Paragraph 4: “Although ironing clothes and washing dishes are not the most pleasant household chores, perhaps the most dreaded chore is cleaning the bathroom.” 9. Two possible supporting sentences: “Each piece of clothing must be handled individually, so ironing a basket of laundry can take hours!” “After ironing a piece of clothing meticulously, which entails smoothing out the fabric, following the seams, and getting the creases just right, it needs to be put on a hanger as soon as possible. 10. “Because the bathroom is full of germs, a quick wiping of the surfaces is often not enough.” 11. “Maintaining a house means doing a wide variety of unpleasant chores...
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...government, and also happened to be a very good fit with the watch business as articles of adornment.The best known brand names in both Europe and America had watches and jewellery together, offering further proof that the two industries are intrinsically linked. It was a business with a huge wealth potential and it added a very feminine offering to Tata’s long line of products that appealed mostly to the opposite gender. It also called for an organization that inspired trust and had high order design, manufacturing, marketing and retailing skills, and Tata fit the bill on all accounts. A revolution in Gold Purity Standards across the country. Tanishq was coined from a combination of Tata/Tamil Nadu and Nishq (meaning a necklace of gold coins) and, again, from Tan, meaning body and Ishq, meaning love. It was launched in 1994 as a range of jewellery and jewellery watches meant for the European & American markets. But things began to change globally around this time, and the West entered a protracted period of slow economic growth followed by recession. Supplying jewellery to the Americans & Europeans...
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...MasterTrader Coin Whitepaper This Whitepaper is a written description of what MasterTrader Coin is as a cryptocurrency. It includes: the specifications, security features, marketing plans, and innovational core components that back its’ overall value. This is also written to lay out MasterTrader Coin plans and Roadmap prospectus’. Comprising: future software and technology, MasterSave Certificate of Stake Program (COS), ToshiDesk™ Live Insider Trading API platform, and our future MasterHash™ Mining Solution. MTR MasterPlan Mission Statement: Why not get paid for valuable feedback? MTR has revolutionized the way we view micropayments globally. Finally, your thoughts, comments, trading advice, and content have monetized value! How it Works: MTR will initially premiere on the Social Media Platform ToshiDesk™, where MTR will be utilized as an incentive based digital currency. MTR will connect Advanced Level Crypto- traders who provide qualitative data, insight, and analysis within the FinTech industry to Novice & Intermediate enthusiast seeking an in-depth real-time perspective of the world of Digital Currencies. Main Focal Points of MTR: The platform ToshiDesk™ will have integrated web wallets attached to each account. Master (Content Provider) and Trader (Subscriber), have convenient & secure access to funds with instant confirmations within MTR’s blockchain. Each ToshiDesk™ user will have a generated wallet address linked to each account to deposit...
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...ADM3302 Supply Chain Management Canadian Circulation Coin Distribution System Overview of the Royal Canadian Mint Founded in 1908 in Ottawa Two types of production o Hand craft coins in Ottawa o Circulation coins in Winnipeg Business Lines o Canadian circulation (5 cents to 2 dollars, including recycling) o Bullion & Refinery o Numismatics o International customers (Doing money for other countries) 800 million commemorative coins produced and distributed o New technology used on the last coins (Stamp) Demands in Canadian: 4.5 – 5 billion o This demand is based on the coin orders, but also calculated with an IT structure analysing the market. o Trade and commerce activity is unknown, and invisible for RCM o Over this 4.5-5 billion 8% comes from RCM production 11% from recycling 79% from bank inventory Canadian Circulation Coin Distribution System (CCCDS) Supply > Distribute > Authenticate > Enhance > (Forecasting, Production, Distribution, Recirculation, Verification, Auditing, Consultation, National Coin Committee.) Supply Finding the right balance between Coin demand and Coin supply 5 denomination 23 regional sites, 12 pool sites 10 financial institution 1150 forecast generated every week Distribution Every coins are produced at Winnipeg, and then send to one of the 12 pool sites Why Winnipeg? Maybe because it’s a central place! Last shortage was in 2005 Higher...
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...Ottawa Itinerary Attractions Royal Canadian Mint 320 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON K1A 0G8 Hours Everyday 9:30AM - 5:00PM Prices | Weekdays | Weekends | Adults (18+) | $6.00 | $4.50 | Kids (5-17) | $3.00 | $2.25 | The Royal Canadian Mint's headquarters occupy the historic building in central Ottawa where the Mint was founded in 1908. Today, the Ottawa facility produces hand-crafted collector and commemorative coins, gold bullion coins, medals and medallions. This is where the master tooling is done to create the dies that strike coin designs for both circulation and commemorative issues. The Mint's gold refining and advanced engineering operations are also located here in Ottawa Canadian War Museum & Museum of Civilization 1 Vimy Place, Ottawa, ON K1A 0M8 Hours Monday – Wednesday 9:00AM – 6:00PM Thursday & Friday 9:00AM – 8:00PM Saturday & Sunday 9:30AM – 6:00PM Prices | 1 Museum | 2 Museums | Adults | $12.00 | $18.00 | Students | $10.00 | $15.00 | Discover the military history of Canada through a vast collection of artifacts, moving personal stories, works of art, and unforgettable photography. Explore the human conflicts that have shaped Canada, Canadians and the world. With its prize-winning, richly symbolic architecture, the War Museum, provides a spectacular setting for exhibitions, public programs and other events that illustrate the way in which human conflict, in Canada and around the globe, has changed...
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