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Electronic Supplementary Material 2.Evaluating the causal basis of ecological success within the Scleractinia: an Integral Projection Model approach.Peter J. Edmunds,Scott C. Burgess,Hollie M. Putnam,Marissa L. Baskett, Lorenzo Bramanti, Nick S. Fabina

3-12. Iff(X)=3X 9 Andg(X)= X2, Determine

3-10.Solve (x 2)2 3 = 1 graphically.Then use algebraic strategies to solve the equation and verify that your graphical solutions are correct.3-12. Iff(x)=3x 9 andg(x)= x2, determine

Quiz #1 Identifying Univariate Outliers / Influential Data Points

Quiz #1 Identifying Univariate Outliers / Influential Data Points.The purpose of any sample is to represent a particular population. Extreme scores in a sample are likely to influence the

Subsets of the Real Numbers s3

CHAPTER 1 TRIGONOMETRY.PART 8 Applications and Models.TRIGONOMETRY MATHEMATICS CONTENT STANDARDS.12.0 - Students use trigonometry to determine unknown sides or angles in.right triangles.19.0 - Students are adept at using trigonometry in a variety of applications.and word problems

Differential Calculus(Differentiation)Part-1

Differential Calculus(Differentiation)Part-1.INTRODUCTION For many years the path in which planets were revolving round the sun was not known. After many years of observation Kepler conducted that planets move around the sun in elliptical orbits. But

Laws of Probability: Coin Toss Lab

Laws of Probability: Coin Toss Lab.Few concepts have had greater effect on the science of genetics than the laws of probability. Probability refers to the chance of something happening. Under normal conditions probability calculations can give us good

Subtraction Using Splash Math App

Subtraction Using Splash Math App

Kristen Keller.Subtraction using Splash Math app.Grade Level & Subject Area: Kindergarten Math.Standards/Framework.CCSS.Math.Content.K.OA.A.1- Represent addition and subtraction with objects, fingers, mental images, drawings1, sounds (e.g., claps), acting

Chapter 1 Statistical Inference: One and Two Sample Problems

Chapter 1 Statistical Inference: One and Two Sample Problems.3 topics will be discussed.l exploratory data analysis (EDA).l statistical inference.l nonparametric methods.1. Exploratory data analysis (EDA)

Math 0308 Final Exam Review

Math 0308 Final Exam Review(answers).Solve the given equations.Solve the following inequalities. Graph your solution on a number line.Use equations and algebraic methods to find solutions of the following problems

Textbook: Algebra 2. Larson; Boswell; Kanold; Stiff. Mcdougal Littell 2007

Textbook: Algebra 2. Larson; Boswell; Kanold; Stiff. Mcdougal Littell 2007

Algebra II expands on the mathematical content of Algebra I and Geometry. Many new concepts and techniques are introduced that will be basic to more advanced courses in mathematics and the sciences. In general terms, the emphasis is on abstract thinking

Advanced Calculus Unit XXV

Advanced Calculus Unit XXV.Alternating series - Part i.From this session a learner is expected to achieve the following.Familiarise with alternating series and divergence or convergence of it.Study Leibniz test and familiarise it through examples.Learn to approximating sums of alternating series

Introduction to Random Signals and Applied Kalman Filtering

Introduction to Random signals and applied Kalman filtering.1 Probability and random variables: a review.1.1 Random signals.1.2 Intuitive notion of probability.1.3 Axiomatic probability.1.4 Joint and conditional probability.1.6 Random variables.1.7 Probability distribution and density functions

Supplementary Documentation of Phylogenetic Analysis

Supplementary documentation of phylogenetic analysis.In this supplementary document we provide additional iterations of cladistic analyses; and detailed explanations for our modifications to the character matrix of Gingerich et al. S1 including coding

Vocabulary: Define Each Word and Give an Example

Algebra I Practice Test Expressions and Equations Unit 2.Vocabulary: Define each word and give an example.1. Unit Analysis.2. Linear Equation.3. Symmetric Property of Equality.4. Explain why significant digits and units are important in calculations

PH 316 Set 3 HW Remarks

PH 316 Set 4 HW remarks 9/16/06.2.9. Use div E = r/eo to find r. E has a radial component kr3 . This is in spherical coordinates, so you need div E in spherical coordinates, given on the lefthand side of the inside cover.div E = (1/r2 ) / r (r2 Er) = 5 k r2 . Then r = eo 5 k r2

HW #1, Integration and Function Approximation

HW #1, Integration and Function Approximation.Wouter J. Denhaan.1. (i) Use Simpson and Gaussian quadrature to calculate the following integral numerically and evaluate accuracy. Let the number of quadrature nodes be equal to 5, 11, 15, & 101

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