The Buckeye Honor Pledge reminds us of our shared values as…
The Buckeye Honor Pledge reminds us of our shared values as part of the OSU community. It reminds of our shared values, copied below from the official shared values website. Excellence and Impact Diversity and Innovation Inclusion and Equity Care and Compassion Integrity and Respect Throughout this semester, I expect everyone to uphold these values. Below, I will ask you to respond to several questions, and then sign (virtually) the Buckeye Honor Pledge. “Students are not required to write or sign the Buckeye Honor Pledge and {will} not be penalized for not signing it. Regardless of whether they sign the Buckeye Honor Pledge or not, students are held to the Code of Student Conduct.” Will you strive to do your best in this class? [Achievement] Will you respect yourself and others during discussions? This includes being kind and actively participating in discussions? [Respect] Did you read the page about academic integrity? [Academicintegrity] Do you understand the academic integrity policies for this course?[AcademicIntegrity2] If no, what questions do you have? [Academicintegrityquestions] The Buckeye Honor Pledge As a Buckeye I pledge to act with responsibility and care. I will build trust through honesty, transparency, and authentic engagement. I will demonstrate integrity through my original contributions and respectful collaboration with others. I will act in accordance with the Code of Student Conduct. Time and change will surely show, I will uphold these values wherever I go. Name Date [Name] [Date]
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The population of a town with an initial population of 52,595 grows at a rate of 4.2% per year. Complete the following table showing the value of the quantity Q for the first five years growth: Year Population 0 52,595 1 [a] 2 [b] 3 [c] 4 [d] 5 [e]
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The number of students at Wilson High school has increase by 50 in each of the past 4 years. If the student population 4 years ago was 500, its price today is $[a] The price of milk has been rising 3% per year. If the price of a gallon of milk was $4 a year ago, its price now is $[b] The value of a car is decreasing by 14% per year. If the car is worth $8095 today, then in two years this car will be worth $[c].
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