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Where is your padlet? Please see me

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Where is your original padlet? I see the answers. Please see me

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Where is your practice part?

6/9 pts=60

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Katlynn REAVES, Joseph Bastante, Sam H, Jason hurst

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Katlynn REAVES, Joseph Bastante, Sam H, Jason hurst

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Drew burton, Mark Albert, Ben Ajax, Ian Warr

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Drew burton, Mark Albert, Ben Ajax, Ian Warr

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Real World Example

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Absolute Value

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Robin Gallagher Shaelyn Raleigh Luke Militello Evan Dasburg

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Robin Gallagher Shaelyn Raleigh Luke Militello Evan Dasburg

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Greatest Integer Function

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Square roots

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The standard form for a greatest integer function is: y=a int(b(x-h))+k

H,K is a starting point for your steps. The length of your steps is 1/b . The space between your steps is A. If A is positive the steps to up and to the right and if A is negative then the steps go down and to the right.

For example:

F(x) = 3[x-4]+5

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Drew Burton, Mark Albert, Ben Ajax, Ian Warr

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Drew Burton, Mark Albert, Ben Ajax, Ian Warr

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Absolute Value

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Show the greatest integer function and the parts of the equation.