Exponents
The difference between brackets and no brackets.
-26=-64 -(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)=-64
(-2)6=64 (-2)(-2)(-2)(-2)(-2)(-2)=64
If the negative is inside the brackets and the exponent is a even number. The answer then will be positive.
If the negative is outside the brackets and the exponent is even or odd the answer is negative.
Two rabbits doubles every hour. How many rabbits will there be after 6 hours?
The answer is 64 because 2×2=4×2=8×2=16×2=32×2=64
My poem is called Trapped and it relates to the novel Little Brother because it explores the theme of not having control over your own life.
For question 3
Fake accounts would effect me because you really don’t know if this person is real. The fake people can spread bad and fake information and if the information is bad or disrespectful everyone will go at the person who actually has the name that the fake person has put on their account. Fake people might try to target younger people because they know that older adults can figure out that they are fake. Fake people can also try to take your credit card number and bank information if you are a fried of the actual name that they put on their social media page.
http://worldversus.com/Cocacola-vs-Pepsi
Coca-Cola had 14,490 people vote- %67.28
Pepsi had 7046 people vote- %32.72
This vote is voluntary response because they have a vote and ask people to participate. The people have a choice whether to vote or not to vote so it is a voluntary response. The website has many other votes that people can chose to participate in.
Reflection: Some of the things that I have learned through out the project is how to imagine the scenes in my head and draw the scene on paper. I also learned how to incorporate others ideas of creativity into the project. And learn how to collaborate with people better.
By Fraser Olson
“As a British official, I realize there are many alternatives to governing Quebec. I have chosen the policy of __Isolation__ to ensure the colony is properly run.”
Isolation is the best policy for these 4 reasons.
1st if we put the 2 colony together than there would be lots of fighting between the two colony’s. So if we separate them then the French wont be extremely mad at us because the don’t have to be deported or killed and they get to stay and have land. So it is best not to put them together or have us follow the French culture.
2nd If we didn’t want to deport them because than there would be a extremely be a good chance of war.
3d reason isolation is the best is because if we keep the French culture then the British will be mad and not want to live here so if the are separated they can do there own thing.
4th reason is that is if we let them keep there land that they might help us fight against other colony’s that try to take are land because they want to keep their land that we gave them.
As I have outlined above, I believe the best policy for governing Quebec is _isolating_. This will ensure that the colony will remain under British control and provide wealth for our glorious country.
By Fraser Olson
Small Acts of Kindness
By: Fraser Olson
My Math Review Of:
Rational Numbers (Number Lines, Decimals, Fractions, Square Roots, Order of Operations)
Exponents (Exponent Laws, Evaluating, Word Problems)
Polynomials (Vocabulary, Like Terms, Adding/Subtracting, Multiplying/Dividing)
http://www.showme.com/sh/?h=H3TDSka
http://www.showme.com/sh/?h=ejkPaOe
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http://www.showme.com/sh/?h=iBxyYvw
http://https://youtu.be/deneokuVGPk
The group Josh Nathan and me (Fraser) worked very well together and we accomplished everything that was needed. The parts that people did were: Josh pictures and editing, Nathan script and part of research and me voice over and the other half of research. There where no problems with us getting there parts in for the project to be done on time. The only thing that could have made the stop motion better was having more pictures and a little more time.
Establish: We established who was going to be doing what. We did that by finding everyone’s strengths and finding the job that fit them best.
Envision: We planned out when we would have time to do everything so it would be finished on time.
Execute: We started to figure out what the project was going to look like and what materials we are going to use.
Examine: Everything went as planned we collaborated well together and no one had a problem with what there job was. It all ran smoothly.
(PS: Sorry that it was a little late I thought I pressed Publish but I pressed Save Draft instead. I am extremely sorry for any inconvenience.)
Muscular Dystrophy Disorder By Fraser Olson
Hi! I am a disease called muscular dystrophy disorder. I basically break down the muscles in the body. So here is my life as a disorder (Yes, I am a bad THING but that is fine with me.) Anyway here is my life.
I started out in a boy named Joseph. When he was conceived there was a deformed X chromosome. Boys are X Y and girls are X X so boys need a X chromosome and a Y chromosome and girls need two X chromosomes. So for boys if that one X chromosome is damaged then it is too bad. There is nothing you can do but for girls, if one is damaged, there is another X chromosome that can compensate for the damaged X chromosome.
So right now I am hiding in Joseph’s X chromosome and I will reveal myself when Joseph is 2 1/2years old. For now I just have to hide. I have a plan for when I come out of hiding and it goes like this.
You see there are proteins that hold up the cell membrane and if they are gone then the cell membrane will collapse. So, when I come out of hiding I will stop the portions from producing in the cell. When the protein isn’t produced then the cell wall will collapse and there will be holes in the membrane. That means that some proteins will escape right out of the hole in the cell membrane and calcium will come into the cell.
It is now Joseph’s 3rd birthday and everyone is singing happy birthday. While they are sitting on the couch watching the birthday boy lie on the ground they seem to notice that he is having trouble sitting up.
They take him to the doctor. The doctor does three tests. First he removes a small amount of muscle tissue and examines it. Then the doctor does an DNA genetic exam. Finally he does a blood enzyme test. Guess what! They found me!
Quickly his parents started to take Joseph for all of the treatment that he should be doing like physio therapy to keep his health up and try to maintain his muscles. ( They can try all they want but they cant fight me)
By the age of six Joseph has trouble walking and feels very awkward. By 7 years old Joseph can barely keep up with his friends when walking or running. He has a waddling gait. His calves look muscular but they really aren’t. They are mostly fat and fibroids.
By 8 years old everyday life becomes difficult and Joseph can’t sit up without help and can barely get up from a chair. It is extremely difficult to walk. By 10 years old Joseph can’t walk any more because most of the muscle on him has deteriorated. Halfway through the year of being 10 Joseph is diagnosed with scoliosis and has to have surgery done. By 14 it was extremely hard for Joseph to bring his hand to his mouth. Joseph also has to have a machine to help him breath at night called a bi pap. Josephs functions will continue to deteriorate most people with muscular dystrophy don’t live to their early twenties. Aren’t I the life of the party?