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Buy or lease a vehicle
Part A: Introduction
Part B: Calculating the cost of a Vehicle
Option 1 —— Buying a Vehicle
Option 2 —Leasing a Vehicle
Part C: other costs of operating a Vehicle
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To answer the question of whether to buy or lease a car, I started my project of calculating the cost of buying and leasing a car. My conclusion is that buying a car is better than leasing a car if you use the car for three or more years. After calculation, the cost of renting one car is about the same as the cost of leasing the same car if you have it until the third year. To me, buying a car is a better deal because you can decide whether you want to keep it or sell it after three years of use while leasing a car does not give you ownership. Another advantage of owning the car is that there are no limits on how you use and choose parts for your car, as you are the owner.
Working on this assignment made me practice critical thinking. Generally, I would be too lazy to think. This project also changed my perception about leasing a car because I used to think it would be cheaper to lease a car in three years. It also helps me to examine whether I want to buy or lease a car within a certain time period in the future.
Bald is beautiful Reading Questions
Apron
Like:Two things that I’m proud of are the pockets and the color of my apron.
Wish: Put the straps on either side of an apron up some.
Terry Fox Question
1.What was Terry Fox’s dream?
His dream was to run 8,530 kilometres ( 5,300 miles) across Canada and raise maybe$1 million to fight the disease that had claimed his leg.
2.How did he get this idea to run?
He got this idea to run from his basketball coach brought him a story a one legged runner who competed in the Boston Marathon.
3.Where and when did Terry Fox start his Marathon of hope.
On April 12,1980,Newfoundland,Terry Fox started his Marathon of hope.
4.How did Terry make the basketball team despite his small size?
Terry made the basketball team despite his small size because Terry worked hard.
5. What was Terry diagnosed with?
Terry was diagnosed with Osteogenic Sarcoma, a rare bone cancer.
6.What operation did the doctors perform on his leg?
The doctors would amputate his leg and follow up with chemotherapy to catch any stray cancer cells in his blood.
7.Aside from running.What did Terry do raise awareness to Canadians?
Terry was only one leg,he still run hard to fulfill his dream that raise awareness to Canadians.
8.Why did Terry’s Marathon of Hope have to come to an end?
Terry felt something terribly wrong in his chest were so bad of pain, so he needed to see a doctor.
9.Terry’s legacy has continued since his death. Give two facts that attest to this.
- In September of every year,Terry Fox Runs are held across Canada and in countries around the world,so that his dream now spans the world.
- Just outside Thunder Bay, a section of Trans Canada Highway has been re-named The Terry Fox Courage Highway.
10. Although he wanted to be considered as an o hero.What character traits did Terry have that made him heroic?
Terry had courage and perseverance character traits that made him heroic.
Types of Reaction Practice Lab
Experiment 1
The materials we use:
tongs, steel wool and a Bunsen burner.
we need stretch the steel wool first
Before: the steel wool has metallic luster.
During: With a pair of tongs, place the magnesium into the flame of
a Bunsen burner. The steel wool showed bright orange flame, and drop a piece.
after: the steel wool became dark and dull.
Experiment 2
The materials we use:
a Bunsen burner
we need open it about 5 seconds.
During: The flame tip seems to have water mist
Experiment 3
The materials we use:
a small yellow graduated cylinder
The KI is not part of
the reaction, it simply acts a catalyst.
before: H2O2 is white solid, Kl is clear liquid
during: liquid turn yellow, liquid going up.
after: The liquid drops back to its original position, and a little liquid remains above.
Experiment 4
The materials we use:
a watchglass
before of coppers: has metallic luster.
after 5 minutes: A few bubbles form and the liquid turns blue-green.
after: Bubbles and whites crystals surround the heart, the liquid kept blue-green.
Experiment 5
The materials we use:
a spot plate
before: Potassium iodide is clear, Lead (II) nitrate is clear
after: Potassium iodide and Lead (II) nitrate mixed turn yellow.
Experiment 6
Litmus paper blue:
Acid with litmus is remained blue
Base with litmus is turned red
mixed with litmus is turned red
Red litmus paper
Acid with litmus is remained red
Base with litmus is turned blue
mixed with litmus is remained red
