I messed out of yesterdays lessons. So I should do them rn before moving on. Clocked in: 11:48 I'll do a quick review of all the stuff I learned before I get into that tho. Grammar: Independent vs. Dependent Clauses 1. Determine if the following is an Independent Clause or a Dependent Clause: "How she managed to organize the entire event in two days." - B) Dependent Clause ✔️ 2. Determine if the following is an Independent Clause or a Dependent Clause: "Because the storm knocked out the power lines, the city provided generators." - A) Independent Clause ✔️ 3. Determine if the following is an Independent Clause or a Dependent Clause: "The student who won first place in the regional science fair." - A) Independent Clause. I was a bit stumped on this one.✖️ ANSWER: There is no main verb telling us what happened to the student overall (e.g., "The student who won first place in the regional science fair received a scholarship"). Without that main verb, it's an incomplete fragment. Grammar: Punctuation Rules 4. The museum restored three ancient artifacts ____ a Greek vase, a Roman coin, and an Egyptian amulet. - B) artifacts: ✔️ 5. The lead engineer drafted a new design proposal ____ however, the budget committee rejected the additional costs. - B) proposal; cant be a comma bucause of FANBOYS. oh wait, there's no h ?? idk. probably b anyway.✔️ 6. The expedition team visited several major cities, including Kyoto, Japan ____ Seoul, South Korea ____ and Beijing, China. - B) Japan; / South Korea;✔️ 7. The university offered generous scholarships for incoming students ____ for tuition costs had risen sharply over the past decade. - A) students,✔️ Desmos Math Commands 8. In Desmos, if you type a = [2, 5, 9, 12, 17], which command will find the average of those numbers? - C) mean(a)✔️ 9. If you type median(a) - mean(a) in Desmos, what calculation is Desmos performing? - A) Subtracting the average from the middle value of list a✔️

Mb for posting this eariler than expected. this one isnt as good as the other ones, but I think it's still pretty funny. (EDIT: okay. I changed it myself)

Answer to yesterday's was 600! DIFFICULTY: MEDIUM Shoutout to @August Baraks in Mission 1400+ for the problem.

Was an alright session. I definitely learned a lot from words in context, in what to do for those problems. I definitely struggled with problem solving and data analysis.

idk im interested since this is a sat group rn my top colleges are Embry-Riddle and RPI but im open to other colleges like A&M whats yalls?