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Wide variety of educational topics and travel! Enjoy Steemers!
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2017-05-15 14:12
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hansenator
travel
2018-03-20 18:34
Hansenator in New Orleans - Li'l Dizzy's Cafe & First Walk
New Orlean's Li'l Dizzy's Cafe This restaurant was freaking delicious, I cannot put it any other way. If you make your way to New Orleans, Louisiana, then make your way here for an awesome breakfast! Me
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steemit
2018-03-08 03:55
1000 Followers, A New Logo, and The Crypto!
Hello Fellow Steemians! Hansenator is back again! Glad I could be appreciated in such an awesome community and on this amazing platform. We are all struggling in our own ways, but we need to push ourselves
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tutorials
2018-03-08 02:27
AP Computer Science - Methods and Loops Quiz
Hello Everyone! It has been a month since I have posted, so today I am going to celebrate my 1000 followers by posting this and making a new logo and celebration post. Today's lesson for CS includes my
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physics
2018-02-08 03:54
AP Physics with Hansenator - Momentum Lesson
Momentum Conservation of Momentum problems are situational. It depends on the number of objects. For example, if two objects collide and stick together they become one object with combined mass, the equation:
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tutorials
2018-02-01 04:10
AP Computer Science - The Armstrong Numbers
An Armstrong number is defined to be an integer where the sum each digit raised to the power of the number of digits in the number equals the number itself. Haha. Sound confusing? Well here is are two
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physics
2018-01-26 00:39
AP Physics with Hansenator - Another Kinematics and Energy Quiz
Hey Steemers! My students are having real trouble with these problems as I am getting them ready for the test. If you have any advice please give some more good sample problems. I can make them up until
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physics
2018-01-24 00:31
AP Physics with Hansenator - Kinematics and Forces Quiz & Solutions
True/False (5 each): ____ 1. Displacement, velocity, and acceleration are all vectors, where are distance, speed, and time are scalars. ____ 2. Acceleration is the rate of change of displacement. ____
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tutorials
2018-01-21 16:46
AP Computer Science - Java Programming CH 7 Quiz and Solutions
Java Programming CH 7 Quiz True/False: ____ 1. To initialize a new array we can use: int[] list = new int[4]; ____ 2. A single array variable can reference a large set of data. ____ 3. int[] list = new
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tutorials
2018-01-18 23:02
AP Computer Science - More Nested Loop Practice and Solutions
I used this as a bell work yesterday, maybe similar concepts on a quiz soon! Haha. Analyze, by hand, what each loop below does: Ex 1 Solution Ex 2 Solution This results in an infinite loop unfortunately!
hansenator
travel
2018-01-17 00:36
Travel with Hansenator - New York and Vermont (5 - Grand Central Station & Staten Island Ferry)
Hello All! Here is my latest and final post about my New York/Vermont. Here are posts 1, 2, 3, and 4 if you wish to see it all! I did forget to say in the last few posts that the temperature when I was
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travel
2018-01-13 19:16
Travel with Hansenator - New York and Vermont (4 - New Years Party)
Hey Steemers, Another follow up from the Vermont Trip, posts 1, 2, and 3. Please enjoy the following post! Also, my next post will be a big one! Travel on a train to The Grand Central Station to The Staten
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physics
2018-01-11 00:06
AP Physics with Hansenator - Kinematics and Conservation of Energy
All Higher Level Examples Today Steemers! A ball is launched from a height of 12 meters with an angle of 60 degrees and a velocity of 15 m/s. (a) How high does it go? (b) How far does it go? (c) Use COE
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physics
2018-01-10 00:08
Engineering Club - The Seaperch Submarine is Finished!
Hello Every One! I am pleased to announce that out project is finished, but has still just begun! We have several more of these to make. Seaperch was cool enough to send me and two other teachers at our
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travel
2018-01-08 23:31
Travel with Hansenator - New York and Vermont (3 - Magic Mountain, Vermont, & Cool Restaurants)
Hey Steemers! A follow up from posts ONE and TWO, both of which have videos. Today, I have some cool pics of the mountain and the Magic Mountain ski/snowboard resort. Now, I didn't exactly buy a ticket
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travel
2018-01-06 18:25
The Cook and The Cork - Coral Springs, Florida
I went to this exceptional restaurant last night and just wanted to share with everyone its brilliance! It was pretty high-end, but the prices were affordable. The service was slow, but great because the
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travel
2018-01-05 21:00
Travel with Hansenator - New York and Vermont (2 - Nature & The Drive)
Hey Steemians! Following up from Vermont Post 1! Today I am sharing the beauty of the ride into Vermont. We crossed through a few states on the trip, including New Hampshire and Connecticut. Please enjoy
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physics
2018-01-04 18:57
AP Physics with Hansenator - Midterm Exam Solutions
True/False (5 pts each): F 1. A car travels around a track once, of radius 1 m, and stops, its displacement is 2π m. 0 m T 2. The displacement of an object is how far it is from its initial position. F
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steemiteducation
2018-01-04 01:30
Engineering Club - Our Progress is Enevitable
Hey Steemers! Just an update with a few pictures that I took at our last meeting. The submarine is finished! Pictures/Videos will be made as soon as I get back to the school. Right now, I am here to share
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travel
2018-01-04 00:07
Travel with Hansenator - New York and Vermont (1 - Flights & Sights)
Hello Every One! Happy to be back in the warm weather, but also missing the vacation. Haha. Today I share some photos and videos I attained from the flights to and from LaGuardia Airport in New York from
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tutorials
2017-12-23 20:07
AP Computer Science - Midterm Solutions
True/False: F 1. There are 8 bytes in a bit. T 2. An example of an output device would be a monitor. T 3. An interpreter or compiler translates a source program into a readable output for the user. T 4.
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