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SOC 3210 Week 1Discussion2 | Assignment Help |Baker CollegeModule 1 Engagement Discussion Forum Thread Two You will find it is very important in scholarly writing to cite your sources. How do you go about judging a source as scholarly? What are some examples of non-scholarly sources that students should avoid?

SOC 3210 Week 1 Discussion1 | Assignment Help |Baker CollegeModule 1 Engagement Discussion Forum: Thread One Each week we will have an ongoing discussion coinciding with the weekly readings and related topics. Please make plans to stay engaged on the forum throughout the week. The best approach to make sure you are meeting these expectations would be to post at least once on Monday OR Tuesday, once on Wednesday, Thursday, OR Friday, and once

MTH 1120 Week 8Discussion2 | Assignment Help |Baker CollegeModule 8 Engagement - Task #2 Please pick one question from any of the sections we covered this semester and work it out for the rest of the class. Please provide a screen shot of your question in your post. No one should choose the same question he/she did earlier in the semester.

MTH 1120 Week 8Discussion1 | Assignment Help |Baker CollegeModule 8 Engagement - Task #1 NOTE: There are only two tasks this week. As we near the end, reflect on the semester. Be honest. Consider the following questions: *What was the most difficult part of thisonlineclass? The easiest? *What personal goal(s) did you reach? *How will thisonlineexperience help you with future classes? *What mathematical concepts did you learn that you did no

MTH 1120 Week 7Assignment Help |Baker CollegeModule 7 Worked-out HomeworkPick altogether a total of ten problems from sections 13.2, 13.3, 13.4 & 14.1.Every chosen problemmust be from the Application Exercises section from 13.2, 13.3, 13.4 & 14.1. You must pick at least two problems (you may have to pick more than two in order to get 10 total) from each of the above sections (13.2, 13.3, 13.4 & 14.1). In all, four of the ten problems

MTH 1120 Week 7Assignment Help |Baker CollegeApplication Activity: FractalsThis activity will introduce you to the beauty and practical applications of fractals. Please watch Arthur C Clarke’s video on Fractals and respond to the following questions. (You may find the document Fractal Pack 1 useful in understanding fractals useful). Please also see rubric below.1. According to Michael Barnsley, the Mandelbrot Set exists and is touchable. True or

MTH 1120 Week 7Discussion2 | Assignment Help |Baker CollegeModule 7 Engagement - Task #2Famed mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot coined the term fractal. Fractals are found in nature and often used in science and computer technology. Please find one article either on Mandelbrot or fractals (or both) and critique it. There is no limit to the length of the article, but anything up to 3-4 pages is fine. Cite your article using proper APA style and a

MTH 1120 Week 7Discussion3 | Assignment Help |Baker CollegeModule 7 Engagement - Task #3Mr. Arnold: Hi everyone! This week's application activity is about fractals. Many artists use fractals and, as a result, creating stunning artwork.Find a fractal artist (either current or past) and tell the class a little about him/her (3-4 sentences are fine, but paraphrase in your own words and cite your source using proper APA style). Also, pick one of the

MTH 1120 Week 7 Discussion1 | Assignment Help |Baker CollegeModule 7 Engagement - Task #1 Last week, we learned about circles as well as exponential and logarithmic equations. From the list below, pick one question and answer it thoroughly. No one can pick the same question. If you choose a question that requires any work, please show all your steps. If you pick a question that someone has already answered, I will email you privately and ask y

MTH 1120 Week 6 Assignment Help |Baker CollegeModule 6 Worked-out HomeworkPick altogether a total of ten problems from sections 12.4, 12.5 & 13.1.Every chosen problemmust be from the Application Exercises section from 12.4, 12.5 & 13.1. You must pick at least two problems (you may have to pick more than two in order to get 10 total) from each of the above sections (12.4, 12.5 & 13.1). In all, four of the ten problems must be even-numb