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Planar Trigonometry
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Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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Probability and Statistics
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Rational Functions
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Random Chaos
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Jeopardy Planar Trigonometry Coordinate Trigonometry Probability Statistics Rational Functions Random Chaos 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy
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$100 Question Planar Trigonometry What are the missing side lengths of the right triangle below?
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$100 Answer Planar Trigonometry
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$200 Question Planar Trigonometry What is the measure of the missing angle in the triangle below?
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$200 Answer Planar Trigonometry 25.5 degrees
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$300 Question Planar Trigonometry
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$300 Answer Planar Trigonometry
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$400 Question Planar Trigonometry
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$400 Answer Planar Trigonometry
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$500 Question Planar Trigonometry How far does the tip of a 14 cm minute hand move in 10 minutes?
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$500 Answer Planar Trigonometry 14.6 cm
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$100 Question Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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$100 Answer Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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$200 Question Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane An angle in standard position contains the point (-7, -24). What is the cosine of this angle?
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$200 Answer Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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$300 Question Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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$300 Answer Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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$400 Question Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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$400 Answer Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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$500 Question Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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$500 Answer Trigonometry on the Coordinate Plane
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$100 Question Probability and Statistics In a game, the probability of landing on a yellow space is 1/5 and the probability of landing on a red space is also 1/5. What is the probability of not landing on a yellow space?
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$100 Answer Probability and Statistics 4/5
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$200 Question Probability and Statistics The probability that the White Sox will win their first game is.335. The probability that the White Sox will win their second game is.566. What is the probability that the White Sox will win their first or their second game?
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$200 Answer Probability and Statistics 0.901
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$300 Question Probability and Statistics How many 6 digit numbers can be made from the numbers 0-9 when the first two numbers must be odd and no number can be repeated?
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$300 Answer Probability and Statistics 33,600
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$400 Question Probability and Statistics A combination lock chooses 3 different numbers in order out of 50 numbers for your combination. How many different locks can there be?
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$400 Answer Probability and Statistics 117, 600
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$500 Question Probability and Statistics The stem-and-leaf plot below shows the 14 scores in Ms. Helm’s physics test. What is the median of the scores shown?
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$500 Answer Probability and Statistics 80
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$100 Question Rational Functions If y varies directly as x and y = 5 when x = 15, find y when x = 60.
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$100 Answer Rational Functions 60
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$200 Question Rational Functions
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$200 Answer Rational Functions X = 10 and x = 1
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$300 Question Rational Functions
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$300 Answer Rational Functions
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$400 Question Rational Functions
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$400 Answer Rational Functions Y = 4
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$500 Question Rational Functions
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$100 Question Random Chaos Listen…. Verbal Mental Math Challenge
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$100 Answer Random Chaos
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$200 Question Random Chaos
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$300 Question Random Chaos Your grade after the final moves from a 79 to an 83. What was the percent increase of your grade?
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$300 Answer Random Chaos 5%
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$400 Question Random Chaos (# of Supreme Court Justices)x(# of players on a baseball field)x(number of Senators from Illinois)x(Number of math teachers at GWCP)
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$400 Answer Random Chaos 972
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$500 Question Random Chaos Write a cubic function that is translated 5 units to the right and 3 units down
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$500 Answer Random Chaos
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Final Jeopardy Topic Trigonometry
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Final Jeopardy Question To measure the width of a river, you plant a stake on one side directly across from a boulder. You then walk 100m to the downstream and measure a 68 o between the stake, you, and the boulder. How wide is the river?
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Final Jeopardy Answer 247.5m
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