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1 Presented by: Jerry L. Price Mountain Lakes High School
Plate Motion Using Earthscope GPS Data from Seattle & Yellowstone National Park Presented by: Jerry L. Price Mountain Lakes High School (C) Jerry L. Price

2 Getting Started (C) Jerry L. Price

3 CSV to Excel (C) Jerry L. Price

4 North Axis Data w/Trend-line
(C) Jerry L. Price

5 East Axis Data w/Trend-line
(C) Jerry L. Price

6 Vertical Axis Data w/Trend-line
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7 Using Excel Trig Functions to Determine Vector Angle
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8 Yellowstone National Park Map with Movement Vector Arrow
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