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Swedish physicist Johannes Rydberg (1854-1919) developed the first mathematical formula for the spectral lines of hydrogen atom (and other atoms or ions with only one electron). Rydberg’s insight came from using “wavenumber” (the inverse of the wavelength) in his calculations. He plotted the wavenumbers of the spectral lines against integers in different series and found that the resulting curves had similar shapes. Using this insight, he developed a function (called the “Rydberg formula”) to model these curves. This is the first publication in English of the Rydberg formula.


By the end of this lecture, you should be able to use the equation of a function to find limits for a number of different functions, including limits at infinity, and to determine when the limits do not exist (and when they do not exist, to explain why). You should also be able to use limit notation correctly.
Just as with the last lecture, we are going to jump right into finding limits of specific functions. But this time we are going to give an equation for each function whose graph we saw in the last lecture, and discuss how to find the limits algebraically (i.e. by doing calculations with the equation for f(x) instead of by looking at the graph of f(x)).
Before we start trying to find limits algebraically, we should start by thinking about what we learned by looking at limits graphically. It is really important for us to understand where algebraic rules come from, and often the best way to do this is to think about the rules graphically, and then to try to translate that geometric image into algebraic symbols. If you can go back and forth between graphical and algebraic representations of functions or other mathematical objects as you solve problems, you will likely be able to do very well in any mathematics course that you take.
Don't use a rule unless you understand where it comes from!
If you don't understand where a rule comes from, there is a really good chance that you will use it incorrectly, at least some of the time. Plus, you have all the extra work of having to memorize something that doesn't make sense. Whereas if you understand where a rule comes from, it is usually much easier to remember, and if you forget the rule, you can usually come up with it on your own.
For example, a lot of algebra students mess up the rules about how to simplify expressions that have exponents, like these two expressions:
You may remember the two rules that apply to these expressions: One rule that says that in the case of a2a3, you should add the exponents (to get a2a3= a5), but that for (a2)3, you should multiply the exponents instead of adding them (to get (a2)3= a6). If all you know are these rules, and you don't know where they come from, then you will probably find it hard to remember in which case you should multiply and in which case you should add. At some point you will probably forget which to do in which situation, and then you will switch the rules and get the problem wrong.
However, if you understand the definition of exponents and use that to derive the rules yourself, you will never make this mistake. For example, you could note that a2a3 really just means that you multiply two a's together and then you multiply that by another three a's - so you are multiplying a total of five a's together overall. So it makes sense in that case to add the exponents because each exponent just tells you how many a's are being multiplied, and then all the a's are multiplied together. In the second case, you could note that (a2)3 means that you multiply two a's together three times, for a total of six a's being multiplied together overall. So in this case it makes sense to multiply the exponents, because you are literally taking two a's three times.
We can extend this idea to any area of math. For this section on limits, for example, we will have to come up with several different techniques to calculate several different types of limit problems (since no one rule will work for all problems). However rather than memorizing the rule for each type of limit problem, try to understand the rule by thinking about what the definition of the limit means. Some memorization is good, but you should always be able to explain the rules or concepts that you have memorized. Memorizing something that you don't understand is usually just a recipe for disaster.
Algebraic rules (i.e. ones that deal with expressions or equations) can often be best understood by thinking about the problem graphically.
Sometimes the best way to understand how or why something works is to visualize it graphically. Many mathematicians work this way: if a mathematician wants to prove something, they may find that it is much easier to see a pattern or relationship on a graph of some kind. So they may start with an algebraic expression, then come up with a way to represent that expression graphically, then find the pattern or relationship that they are interested in by looking at the graph, and then they work to translate the pattern or relationship (and the justification for it) into algebra so that they can share it in a formal way with other mathematicians. That is similar to the approach that we will take when solving many calculus problems.
For example, you may remember the Pythagorean theorem: a2+b2=c2 for any right triangle where a and b are the two sides and c is the hypotenuse. Take a look at the following animation which shows a graphical way of showing that this statement is true. (Right clicking the animation will allow you to replay it or to go back.)
You will notice that this animation shows two things:
- It shows how the relationship between a, b, and c, and the relationship between them, can be represented graphically.
- It shows how each step of that proof can also be translated into algebraic equations using the symbols a, b, and c.
This is important: both the graphical images and the equations are necessary for us to fully understand and communicate the proof. And we must be able to go back and forth between the graph/picture and the equations in order to understand the whole proof. This is generally true in many math problems, and it will be particularly true in this class. If you are not yet accustomed to thinking back and forth between graphical and algebraic representations of functions and other mathematical objects, then this would be a good skill for you to start practicing now!
As we proceed to work on limit problems in this lecture, here is what we will do in each problem: We will start by thinking about what the graph looked like, and we will consider how the important features of the graph could be represented by certain characteristics of the equation. Then we will use these characteristics of the equation (as a proxy for the key features of the graph) to help us determine what steps to take in order to determine the limit behavior. See if you can observe this pattern as we work through the following examples.
We are almost ready to jump in and solve our first limit problems algebraically - but before we start with the algebraic limit examples, we need to clarify the use of some specific notation, because we will need this notation in order to correctly write calculations in the examples that follow:
Equals signs are used to indicate that one number (or an expression that represents a specific number when different values for the variable(s) are substituted into an expression) is equal to another number. The equals sign is only used with algebraic expressions which represent specific numbers (or in other areas of math where someone first defines what "a=b" means, but that isn't relevant to our work in calculus or algebra at the moment).
However, with limits we are interested in the behavior of f(x) when x is close to c, but NOT what happens exactly at x=c. So in cases where we want to describe this behavior, we cannot use the equals sign. For example, while we may write:
limx→cf(x) = L to mean that "the limit of f(x) is L as x approaches c", we would have to write:
f(x) → L as x → c (with NO equals sign) to show that f(x) approaches L as x approaches c
This is because f(x) never actually equals L: We may say that the limit of f(x) equals L, but f(x) approaches L indefinitely while never actually reaching it (because x never actually reaches c when we evaluate the limit).
So, any time we use notation that indicates that we are looking at limit behavior (i.e. when x is close to c but not actually equal to c), we must use the arrow sign → instead of the equals sign =.
Every time you are about to write down an equals sign in this course, first ask yourself, "Are these two quantities actually equal?"!
Now we are all set to get started with our limit calculations!
For each of the following examples, we give the equation for f(x). We also include the graph from the previous lecture; however, the graph is not necessary for the calculation of the limit, as we will see, and all the limits below could be computed solely from the information given in the equation for f(x). We leave the graphs here to help us remember how characteristics of the function formula connect with key features of the graph. Obviously, if we do things correctly, we should get the same answer for the limit of a particular function whether we find it graphically (by looking at the picture) or algebraically (by using the equation).
Finding limits using equations allows us to be more precise and rigorous, whereas finding limits using graphs allows us to have a better intuitive understanding of what the function is actually doing around x=c. This principle is true more generally in mathematics: looking at a graph is often the easiest way to see patterns and other connections that will lead us to a solution to a problem or to an argument for a proof of a theorem, however, to actually justify the intuition we get from looking at a graph, we often have to translate that thinking into equations and then use algebra to illustrate the patterns that we saw graphically.
Find the limit of f(x) as x approaches 1:
To see if the limit exists at x=1, we have to consider the behavior of the function around x=1 (NOT at x=1). So the most important question that we must ask when looking at this equation is "What will the graph be like around x=1?". In this case, because f is a simple polynomial, we know that the graph will be continuous, with no holes or breaks - in fact, it will be a parabola. But in particular, we should think about what happens as x approaches 1 from both the left and the right.
Since we are working algebraically here with equations, we want a way to write out this idea of substituting values which are close to but not equal to one, into the equation for f. So we need some way to write down symbols for values that are arbitrarily close to one, but not actually equal to one. In order to do this, we break for a moment to introduce a new bit of notation:
We have already seen this notation inside a limit expression, for example, like this:
We are also going to use it in a related but slightly different way when solving limit problems algebraically:
When we substitute the notation c- into an expression, we will use it to denote a value that is arbitrarily close to c, but less than c. Similarly, when we substitute the notation c+ into an expression, we will use it to denote a value that is arbitrarily close to c, but greater than c.
It is important to note that c- (and c+) does NOT have an exact value - it is NOT a number - rather it is a way of describing the behavior of the function around c (but NOT at c). So, for example, if c- appears twice in an expression, it may not indicate the "same" value which is "just to the left of c".
For example, we might write:
(1-)2 → 1-
In this case, the 1- to the left of the arrow is NOT the same as the 1- to the right of the arrow: If 1- was denoting a single specific number, then the 1- to the left of the arrow would be larger than the 1- to the right of the arrow (since squaring a number that is just a little bit less than one yields an answer that is smaller than what you started with). However, we aren't really using 1- to denote a single specific number.
Rather, the correct way to interpret this expression is to understand it as a description of general behavior around 1: This expression is simply stating that if you square any arbitrary number that is "very close to but just smaller than 1", then you will get as your answer a (different) number that is "very close to but just smaller than 1".
Be careful! Because c- (or c+) is NOT a specific number but rather the description of behavior around c, as soon as we substitute it into an expression we must use the → sign and NOT the = sign! So, while I can write (1)2 = 1, I must write (1-)2 → 1-.
And now back to our example: If we think about the behavior around x=1, we can see that when x approaches 1 from the left, f(x) will approach 2 from below because:
(1-)2 + 1 → 1-+ 1 → 2-
(because something slightly less than one, when squared, will be something a bit less than one; and something a bit less than one, plus one, will be something just a little bit less than two).
Similarly, when x approaches 1 from the right, f(x) will approach 2 from above because:
(1+)2 + 1 → 1++ 1 → 2+.
So if we were to write out all the steps, we would have:
Because f(x) is continuous in some open interval around x=1, the behavior of f(x) as x approaches 1 from both the right and the left is the same. In such a case, we can simply plug in 1 for x into f(x), and the value of f(1) will be the same as the limit of f(x) at x=1.
Note: We are again being a bit informal here. To make this a proper theorem, we would need to prove that any time f(x) is continuous in any interval right around c that the limit of f(x) as x approaches c is equal to f(c). Since we don't yet have a formal definition of the limit, we can't do this properly using rigorous mathematics, but we can make an informal proof of why this is correct that should help us to understand why this is true:
Informal proof: If f(x) is continuous in some interval around x=c, then by the definition of continuity, we should be able to put our pen down on the graph of f(x) somewhere to the right of x=c and trace the graph (without picking up our pen) until we hit the point (c, f(c)). We know that the point (c, f(c)) must exist, because if it didn't f(x) would not be defined at x=c and therefore f(x) would not be continuous at x=c, which would contradict our premise that f(x) is continuous around x=c. So by definition, f(x) gets closer and closer to f(c) as x approaches c from the right, and therefore the limit of f(x) as x approaches c from the right is f(c). Using similar reasoning, we can conclude that the limit of f(x) as x approaches c from the left is also f(c). So by definition, the two-sided limit of f(x) as x approaches c is also f(c).
Notice, that in thinking through this proof, we are using a mental picture of the graph to prove our point. We think about what it means for something to be continuous by thinking about what the graph would look like around the limit. This proof would be much harder to write out if we did not think about the problem graphically!
So, we could propose the following informal theorem:
Theorem: When f(x) is continuous in some open interval around x=c, then:
limx→c f(x) = f(c)
This is just a simple way of saying that if we can find an interval around x=c where f(x) is continuous, then the limit of f(x) at c is just the same as the value of f(x) at x=c.
We haven't proved this theorem formally yet, but once we have a formal definition of the limit, we will be able to prove it formally.
Find the limit of f(x) as x approaches -2:
For this function, f(x) is not defined when x = -2, so we will encounter a problem if we just substitute -2 directly in for x in the equation for f. If we try to compute f(-2), we get the undefined expression .
So in order to find this limit, we need to think about ways that we can rewrite f(x), so that we don't get something that is undefined when we plug in -2 for x. We will need to remember our algebra in order to do this. This is going to be a recurring theme throughout calculus.
So here is our goal: we need to replace f(x) with an equivalent function that is the same as f(x) everywhere around x=c. This means that it must be the same as f(x) everywhere except (possibly) at x=c. (Because we are trying to find the limit, and the limit is only focused on the behavior around x=c, and not at x=c, it doesn't matter whether the functions agree exactly at x=c.)
In this case, when we plug in -2 for x, we get . So a good first step would be for us to identify if there is a way we could rewrite this function so that when we plug in -2 for x, either the top or the bottom of the fraction will no longer be zero. And because f(x) is a rational function, one of the first things we may think to try is to factor the top and the bottom of the fraction, and then see if we can cancel a common factor, because this might help us to get rid of one of the zeros at the top or the bottom of the fraction, which would allow us to calculate the limit.
But how can we relate this algebra back to the graphical picture of what we are doing? If we recall, the graph of f(x) was a line with a hole in it at x = -2:
So when we replaced f(x) with x -2, what were we actually doing? We were replacing f(x), which is a line with a hole at x = -2, with y = x -2, which is the exact same line without the hole. The two functions are not completely identical, but they identical everywhere except at x = -2, which is all that matters when we are calculating the limit. In order for two functions to have the same limit at x = -2, all we need is for them to be identical in some interval around x = -2 (but NOT necessarily at x = -2).
For this function, f(x) is defined differently when x = -2, versus when x ≠2, and as a result, the equation for f(x) that we would use to evaluate f(x) at c is different from the equation that we would use to determine the limit of f(x) as x approaches c.
Find the limit of f(x) as x approaches -2:
Again, we want to relate this algebra back to the graphical picture of what we are doing. Looking back, the graph of f(x) was a line with a hole in it at x = -2, plus another extra point when x = -2 which is unrelated to the graph of the line:
Just like with the last problem, we are able to replace f(x), which is a line with a hole at x = -2 and then an "unconnected" point at x = -2, with y = x -2, which is the exact same line without the hole and the "unconnected" point. The two functions are not completely identical, but they identical everywhere except at x = -2, which is all that matters when we are calculating the limit. Again, in order for two functions to have the same limit at x = -2, all we need is for them to be identical in some interval around x = -2 (but NOT necessarily at x = -2).
For this function, f(x) is described by a different equation to the left of c than to the right of c, so we will need to use different equations to calculate the left-sided versus right-sided limits.
Find the limit of f(x) as x approaches 1:
Once again, we should try to remind ourself how our algebra related to the graph. The graph of f(x) was a composite set of two functions, with a jump at x=1. So it makes sense that to find the right-handed limit we must look at the function that applies only when x≥1, and to find the left-handed limit we must look at the function that applies only when x<1. If these two one-sided limits are not the same, then the two-sided limit will not exist, and this is what we expect from the graph since the two function do not joint up in any way at x=1.
In these examples so far, we've seen how we need to think about what the equation for a function tells us about the graph of the function in order to determine what we should do algebraically to find the limit.
We've also seen how we can solve limit problems by finding a way to substitute c directly in for x: in order to do this, we often have to rewrite f(x) by replacing it with an equivalent function that is the same around x=c, and we need to recognize when plugging c directly in for x gives us a value that is indeterminate. We saw in the examples here that sometimes plugging c directly in for x gives us the undefined value , and this was a clue that we needed to find a way to rewrite f(x) that would not give us this undefined expression. However, when working with limits, we need to take the idea of undefined expressions even further, so that we can understand a bit better which undefined expressions are really a problem when we are trying to find limits, and which are not a problem in the context of limits. The next lecture will focus on this distinction, and by understanding that distinction, we will be able to calculate a much wider variety of limits.


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Recall that one of the components of an abstract mathematical system is a collection of objects . The simplest abstract mathematical system that is not trivial has only two objects in its collection.
Because we are talking about an abstract mathematical system, we can name the two objects anything we want. This is a very important point.
(Computer programmers sometimes write programs that use abstract objects, and, when they need to name these objects, sometimes use the words foo and bar for obscure reasons. The use of these names usually signifies that the objects named do not have descriptive names or the programmer is too lazy to think of one.)
Since we will need names for the two objects of our system, let's just decide to use the literal symbols T and F. (This choice of names is not entirely capricious, since later, when we use our abstract system to create mathematical models, the letters have a nice real world interpretation.)
So, where are we? We have a collection of two objects and now we need some rules to manipulate these objects. The rules will look very similar to rules of arithmetic, such as 1+1=2 except that the rules will use T and F as the literal symbols of our collection instead of numbers and the operator symbols will look different.
How shall we describe the rules of our system? Because we only have two objects in our collection, each rule is quite simple and we can just list all the possibilities.
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In the greenboard area you will see a diagram. It is divided as follows:
The top row is outlined in bold. The entry in the left cell is a variable symbolized by p.
The entry in the right cell is the same variable preceded by a special symbol, which we will call an operator. We will return to this later.
The left column, headed by the variable p is filled with all possible choices for the literal value of p. Since our collection has only two objects, the choices are T and F.
The right column is where things get interesting. Below the label for the column is a list of literals which represent what we get if we apply the operator mentioned above to each of the literals in the left column.
Notice in the figure that the left column simply lists all possible literal values of the variable p. The right column lists the literal value that the operator converts each left literal value to. In other words, the right column actually defines the operator. If we change any of the literal values in the right column, we have changed the definition of the operator.
This figure is now a complete definition of what we call the Boolean negation rule. Notice that the operator, called the negation operator when applied to an object of our collection, simply produces the other object of our collection, i.e., a T gets turned into an F and an F gets turned into a T.
The negation operator only applies to one object at a time. For this reason, it is called a unary operator. Next we will look at a rule that applies to two objects at a time.
Click on the And tab of the figure. You will see a similar diagram as before except that there are now three columns. and two variables, p and q.
The left two columns list all possible pairs for the two variables, resulting in four rows. You should verify for yourself that all pairs are accounted for.
The operator symbol is an inverted V and is written between the two variable symbols. The operator is called the Boolean and operator.
So what does the Boolean and operator do with its objects? Notice that the literal value in the right column is only T when both of the literal values in the left two columns are T. In other words T and T both have the literal value of T. This property give meaning to the use of the word and in the rules description.
Click on the Or tab of the figure. You will see a similar diagram to the And tab except the operator is now V and the rightmost column has different literal value entries. The operator is called the Boolean or operator.
Under constructionNext section: Logical formulas


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8th graders are leaders at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School. We lead school families which include students from each grade level coming together to complete service projects and community activities. We uphold a tradition of being the leads in the spring school play. 8th graders expand on their knowledge of Science, Math, Literature, Social Studies, and Religion with a focus on preparation for success in high school.
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This is my 6th year at Our Lady of the Lake and my second year as the 8th grade homeroom teacher. I teach English Language Arts and 6th, 7th and 8th grade math. My passion is math and middle school. We strive at OLL to instill a love of math in all of our students. We don't believe in "math" people. We believe everyone can learn math at a high level with quality instructional materials and plenty of time.
The middle school team at OLL is committed to preparing students for high school, honoring differences and celebrating the gifts of each of our students. We strive to provide rich learning experiences with opportunities for collaboration, critical thinking and creative expression. We also do our best to have fun!
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Karl Friedrich Gauss, considered one of the greatest mathematicians of all time, first showed his precocious ability at age nine when he was admitted to an arithmetic class. The teacher gave what appeared to be a complicated problem, which in reality could be solved by the use of a simple formula. Although he had never been taught the formula, young Gauss handed in his slate within seconds. For an hour he sat idly by while his classmates labored. When all of the slates were in, Gausss was the only one with the right answer. The stunned teacher was so impressed that he bought Gauss the best available math textbook and did what he could to advance the boys progress.


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To all 7th-grade La Mesa Families,
The Hart District administers a math placement exam to 7th-grade students to help determine their placement in the appropriate math course - either Math 7 or Accelerated Math 7.
The majority of incoming 7th-grade students have already taken this test at the end of their 6th-grade year in preparation for their matriculation to La Mesa Junior High.
If your child did not take the math placement exam in 6th-grade or is a new enrollee to La Mesa, you would have received an email notifying you about this and a link to sign up your child for our 7th-grade Math Placement exam which will take place at La Mesa Junior High on Tuesday, August 2, 2022 from 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM.
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What are Moving Averages
Moving Average is among the oldest form of technical analysis used to assess trend and to date, it is a commonly used indicator. Moving averages simply smoothen out price action over a period of time. In other words, it reduces the market noise or rather fluctuations that make obtaining accurate real-time exchange rate data difficult. By smoothening these fluctuations, it becomes easier to authenticate and identify potential market rate trends from the price fluctuations found in all currency pairs.
More technically speaking, it involves obtaining the average closing price of a currency pair within a particular period. It is used by traders to forecast future prices by studying the slope of the moving average to determine the possible direction the market prices will take.
Having a smoother moving average means that the price movement in the market is slow. On the other hand, a noisy moving average means that it reacts to the price movement faster. A smooth moving average is more desirable to make more accurate predictions; it is achieved by obtaining the closing prices average over a longer time period. There are various types of moving averages with each having its own level of “smoothness”. The two major ones are simple and exponential moving average.
Simple Moving Average (SMA)
This is the most basic type of moving average. It is attained by summing up a series of reporting periods or prices and then dividing the total of the sum by a specific number of data points. The formula simply calculates the average market prices within a specific period of time and adjusts in response to the most recent data. For instance, when obtaining the average calculation for the most recent 20 exchange rates, the oldest rate is automatically eliminated when a new price is available. As such, the average price keeps �moving’ every time a new price is included in the calculation. Thus, the average is always obtained using only the last 20 prices.
So if you are to plot a 1-hour simple moving average chart with 6 periods, all you need to do is sum up the closing prices for the last 6 hours, and then divide the total by 6. This will give you the mean closing price for the last 6 hours. If you join these averages together on the chart, you get the moving average.
Exponential Moving Average (EMA)
It is similar to the simple moving average, apart from the fact that Exponential Moving Average does not eliminate oldest prices in the calculation when new prices become available. EMA calculates the average of all data within a specified range.
For instance, let’s assume that you want to plot an exponential moving average of 15 reporting periods on a price chart. The first result of the exponential moving average will be similar to that of the simple moving average which is also based on 15 periods. However, when a new price becomes available, EMA will calculate the average of the 16 prices. Thus, there are now 16 reporting periods while SMA reporting periods still remain 15.
How to Use Moving Averages to Find the Trend
One of the major functions of moving averages is to identifying the current market trends. This also includes generating the actual trading signals and identifying resistance levels. The easiest way to achieve this is to plot the moving averages on a chart. The moving average slope can be used to gauge the strength of the trend. A price UPTREND occurs when the price movement remains above the moving average. On the other hand, in a DOWNTREND, price action is typically below the moving average.
An important thing to note when using moving averages to establish the trend is that, they are lagging indicators; they confirm established trends and not predict new trends. Many technical analysts and traders often consider holding a long position in an asset and analyzing multiple moving averages when trying to establish the long-term trends.
Use Moving Average Crossovers to Enter Trades
Having learnt how to determine trend by plotting simple moving average charts, let us advance to the next level; to determine when to enter or exit a trade. This is mainly triggered by a crossover that occurs when the short-term moving averages either cross above or below the long-term moving averages. A crossover is often a signal that the trend is about to change, and thus gives traders a chance to get a good entry.
Can Moving Averages be used as Dynamic Support and Resistance Levels
Yes, you can use moving averages as dynamic support and resistance levels. The term dynamic is used because the resistance lines keep changing with the changes on recent price action, unlike the convectional horizontal lines. Traders often use these lines to determine when to sell or buy; they sell if price touches or rises above the moving average and buy when the prices go below the moving average.
It is important note is that these lines can be as volatile just like the normal resistance lines. That is, the prices will not always respond as expected relative to the moving average; it can spike above or below the MA and then retreat back to the prevailing direction of the trend. Traders use them for dynamic support and resistance Levels by highlighting two moving averages and only buy or sell when the price is in the zone between the two specific points in the moving averages.
Just like every other indicator, a moving average is used forecast future market prices. It achieves this by reducing the market noise or rather fluctuations that make accurate prediction of real-time exchange data difficult. By smoothing these fluctuations, it becomes easier to authenticate and identify potential market rate trends from the price fluctuations found in all currency pairs. One of the major functions of moving averages is to identify the current market trends. This also includes generating the actual trading signals and also identifying resistance levels. While the moving averages lag behind the market spot rate, they give the traders a broader view. Their greatest contribution is that they help distinguish real market reversal points from normal exchange rate fluctuations and also help determine the strength of the current market trend.


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A number of Year 6 pupils have commenced a Gifted Garden Maths Enrichment this week. Pupils have produced the outline below for their investigations. We will update you with their progress over the coming weeks.
Gifted Garden Maths
The Children’s Plan
The children came up with many questions covering most of the garden, so we decided as a group to categorise the questions into small areas of the garden and concentrate on one area per week/at a time.
The Outdoor Classroom investigation
Can we find the area of the outdoor classroom?
Can we choose and price tiles from a brochure to cover the outdoor classroom floor?
Set up rainfall investigation (See investigation 6)
Extension task: Can we find the area of the outdoor classroom if one measurement is missing?
The Tyre area Investigation
What is the circumference, radius and diameter of the tyres?
What depth do the tyres go into the ground?
What is the total area of the grass plot?
How many people can we fit on the tyres?
Extension Task: What is the total area that the tyres take up? Can you express this as a percentage of the grass plot?
Can We find the area, perimeter and depth of the pond?
What is the density of a rock?
How many fish are visible in the pond throughout the session? (Count every 15 minutes, collect data and present).
Extension task: Can we plot the shape of the bottom of the pond (depth)
Can we find the surface area?
Can we measure the angles?
What length of stick was needed to cover the top triangle?
What is the volume of the pyramid?
What is the area of the base?
How many lines of symmetry, vertices, faces and edges can we find?
Extension task: Plan how you would make a scale model of the pyramid/
Work out the cost of the wood used to build the full-size pyramid.
Concrete footsteps and hand prints
Can we work out the area of the footsteps and handprint?
Extension Task: Can you find out the area of your own footprint?
Can we plot our data onto a graph?
Can we draw a conclusion from the graph?
Can we work out the average rainfall?
Extension tasks: How would you improve the outcome of this investigation? How could you extend this investigation? and what new questions could you ask? what might a year’s worth of information inform us of?
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Compound Annual Growth Rate Definition (CAGR) Definition
The compound annual growth rate (CAGR), defined is the proportional growth rate from year to year for a business. It is essentially the geometric mean used to calculate the growth over a time period.
Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) Meaning
Using the compound annual growth rate means that a company has the ability to measure any balance sheet items or income statement items year to year or can simply find an average over an extended period of time. By doing this the CAGR equation allows a company to remove the volatility from year to year and find a nice smooth average over a time period. It should be noted that the CAGR comes in use during larger time periods or periods without drastic outliers in the growth.
Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) Formula
The Compound Annual Growth Rate formula is as follows:
CAGR = (End Period Value/Beginning Period Value)(1/# years) – 1
Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) Example
Jerry is attempting to make some pro forma statements for his company. He decides that he wants to grow the predictions out for five years. He believes that the same amount of historical information is needed as well. Jerry also decides that he would like to grow all of his predictions by the sales growth rate. He finds that in Year 1 the growth rate was 5% and in Year 5 the growth rate was 8%. Jerry will calculate the CAGR as follows:
CAGR = (.08/.05)(1/5) – 1 = 9.86%


Why the 960-grid exists
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If you are a web designer you will probably use it in your web designs or at least have heard about the 960-grid for (Cascading Style Sheets) CSS in web design.
Some of you might wonder: "Why do we have a 960 grid?" Why not a 850, 900, 950 or 1000 grid system? What is so special or unique about this number 960 versus all the other dimensions that it seems everybody is using it?
It is a binary world
The secret lies in the fact that a web page is a computer generated page and that means binary code. More importantly it is about the pixels with one pixel as the smallest unit.
What is binary again, you ask?
In simple terms and to stay focused on our question and problem at hand we keep it simple. Binary means we have always a multiplication of 2 (two) beginning with 1 (one). Look at this:
- 1 - 2 - 4 - 8 - 16 - 32 - 64
- 32 + 64 = 96 * 10 = 960
- I think you already know where this is going.
The nice thing about this is that the numbers in this sequence when divided always end up in 10 (ten). You can have a grid with a lot of segments that will nicely fit and work with the pixels in web page.
It begins and ends with 1 pixel
So, this is the real great thing about the 960 grid. We take either two or three columns as the starting grid, i.e. [320+640] or [3 x 320]. Then we can split these columns in two and go on until we end up at ten pixel (or actually 5 pixels)—because it all begins with one unit of 10 pixels. Whatever we do we have an even distribution in 10 pixel steps.
Even better, of course, would be a 1280 pixels grid but this would be too big for the real estate of most monitors. When a monitor has more pixels in width it usually is also bigger in inches and the user prefers to make the browser (viewport) smaller.


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