Earthquakes

The intensity of Haiti's earthquake was 10,000, while the intensity of Japan's earthquake was 1,000,000. Therefore Japan's earthquake was greater by 990,000.

Lugares a vistar

Ciudades de hispanos me gustaria a visitar seria Brazil o Cancun. Quiero mucho a ir a la playa especialmente una bonita playa. Me gustaria a intentar la comida autentico cerca de la ciudad. Vaya con mis amigos. Me gusta las playas de hispana por que son muy hermosa, pero unica mirelas en picturas, nunca en persona. Deseo mirarlas un dia.

La Universidad

Ahora asistio DMACC pero no se donde asistir despues. Ese por que necesito mas escuela por mi major. Quiero una major en Psychology. Miraba a universidades diferentes circa de el metro como Iowa State y Universidad de Northern Iowa. Pero todavia no se donde quiero a ir, pero soy unica una menor en escuela secondaria. Todavia una ano mas. Quiero a traer mi coche y probalmente trabajaba circa de la Universidad.

Conic Sections

Conic Section: The intersection into a plane and right, circular cone known as a hyperbola, ellipse or parabola.

Many real-world uses of an ellipse can be seen in many types of architecture, a glass of tipped water, even food is cut into ellipses. It can be used to create a focal point for many reasons from billiard tables to medical procedures. Parabolas are often an outcome of water fountains or dolphins diving out of the water. Parabolas are the idea behind headlights, shooting cannons, and telescopes. Examples of hyperbolas can be seen in an hourglass or a cooling tower. The knowledge of this conic section helped create long-range navigation through radio signals.

A foci is a a point having the property that the distances from any point on a curve to it and to a fixed line have a constant ratio for all points on the curve. The directrix is the fixed line that describes the curve or surface. A circle is a closed plane curve consisting of all points at a given distance from a point within it called the center.

An ellipse is a conic section that has the same distances of its periphery to the foci. A hyperbola however always has two different distances. A parabola has a set of fized lines that are equidistant to its fixed points.