Make a million dollars

My make a million dollars spreadsheet is Here. 


I found that when you invest $1000 dollars at a 3% rate of change it takes 234 years.


I found that when you invest $1000 dollars at a 4% rate of change it takes 154 years.


I found that when you invest $1000 dollars at a 5% rate of change it takes 142 years.


I found that when you invest $10000 dollars at a 3% rate of change it takes 156 years.


I found that when you invest $10000 dollars at a 4% rate of change it takes 118 years.


I found that when you invest $10000 dollars at a 5% rate of change it takes 95 years.


I found that when you invest $100000 dollars at a 3% rate of change it takes 78 years.

I found that when you invest $100000 dollars at a 4% rate of change it takes 59 years.

I found that when you invest $100000 dollars at a 5% rate of change it takes 48 years.

my mathcasts

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cameron jones factoring trinomials when a is greater than 1 lesson 9-4 3x^2-x-4 #tesalgo 

Screenr - cameron: cameron jones factoring trinomials when a is greater than 1 lesson 9-4 3x^2-x-4 #tesalgoscreenr.com

Screenr - cameron22: factoring trinomials lesson 9-3 cameron n^2-10n+9 #tesalgo

How to make a mathcast!

First pick a problem a math problem that you are going to solve. Then, make a twitter account because that is where you are going to publish your mathcasts. Also, screenr uses your twiter username. Next, go to screenr.com and make an account. Then you open the paint icon on your computer and you write your problem. Then, go back to screenr and adjust your recording screen so it just shows the paint screen with your problem written on it. Then you press record. You talk into the headset/microphone as you are solving your problem. You say what you are writing. When you are finished, you press the stop button and you have to title your screencast. You are going to title it with your name, chapter, your problem and then a hashtag so someone else can find it. Then you can tweet it on twitter.

Mathcasts!

I like mathcasts because they are an easier way to learn. Since people learn at different speeds, with mathcasts you can stop rewind or rewatch a lesson if you are having trouble. Also, if you are learning it quickly you can skip and go ahead.

Chapter 10 Vocab

Chapter 10 vocab

Real World Parabolas

The bottom of the Eiffle Tower is a parabola. the Eiffle Tower is in Paris, France. It was made of pure iron. It was built by Gustave Eiffel and it was completed in 1889.