As a group, take a walking tour of your campus and the surrounding community. Make a list of all of the environmental costs of which you see evidence.

Make a presentation to the class about your findings. List and categorize the environmental costs you noted either for your college or for businesses in the community. (You might consider writing a letter to your campus newspaper regarding these environmental issues and their costs.)

How might major events such as labor strikes affect you and your community? Select a possible event and write a brief paragraph about the potential effects.

For the following exercise,

Use a graphing calculator to evaluate.

$$\tan 98^{\circ}$$

For this exercise, find the four decimal places, using a calculator.

$e^4$

Rewrite the statements in the following exercise using logs.

$$e^{-4}=0.0183$$

A pond with all of its many species of creatures living together in this one location would be a good example of a(n): A. population. B. community. C. biosphere. D. organism

Factor the polynomials in Exercise given below.

$$15+12 x-3 x^2$$

What are the laws that regulate alcohol purchases in your community? Do you think they are effective at preventing underage drinking? What more could be done? Explain.

If she doubled the amount of time she worked as an umpire at the community center, would Scarlett double the amount of money that she made? Explain using examples.

Find a differential equation whose solution is the given $n$-parameter family.

$y=c x+c^3$.

Recall How has Dee changed when she arrives to see her family?

In this exercise, find the derivative of the function.

$$h(x)=\dfrac{2}{(3 x)^2}$$

The notation $r=f(s)$ implies that values of the variable $r$ depend on a. values of the variable $s$. b. values of the variable $f$. c. values of the variables $s$ and $f$.

HOW can using models help you divide one fraction by another fraction?