Vitter: Give me the deck Worm: Relax don't get so agitated Vitter: Looks like we got a rogue game here Worm: A what? Put 'em on the desk, it's all right. All right, $ that's your cut. What the hell you sittin' there for? Mike McDermott: [at the judges game] It's plenty wise we know what we're holding and we know what you're holding.
The last thing I took away from the yeshiva is this... We can't run from who we are. No, I'm not this time. You told me a lot of things. Mike McDermott: I know you're the guy that taught me all the angles but I'm not the one with my nose open right now, I'm going to preach to you, those two guys in there they're not "rabbits", Roman and Maurice they're Russian outfit guys, not as bad as KGB but you don't want to be fucking around with those guys. I need your fucking charity like I need your cock in my ass. Now, the closest I get to Vegas is west New York, driving this lousy route handed down from Knish... to rounders who forget the cardinal fuckin' rule... Aces of aces and kings of kings. Uh, Worm's gettin' out. Lester 'Worm' Murphy: [after leaving the golf pro game, referring to Mike losing a big pot] What are you doing in there? Chattering] Everybody ante.
I think I'm getting you outta hock, I find out I'm seven grand in. Mike McDermott: Did you get into the office? You gotta make strong moves. WORM: Don't tease me. I'm not the one working with a partner here. I can turn this truck onto the Jersey Turnpike and be at the Taj in two hours. Kid doesn't know what hit him. Mr. Rounders (1998) - Matt Damon as Mike McDermott. McDermott, that is a Supreme Court free speech case... that has no bearing in the premises. Mike's girlfriend has just left him over his broken promise not to play poker] Worm: You know what always cheers me up? Mike McDermott: Then I'm asking. Grama: This is not the money store we're not negotiating I tell you how it works. I like the kid, Abe. And he makes a move toward his checks, and he looks at me. Lester 'Worm' Murphy: yeah there's a lot of money in that one.
I know a guy whose cousin can get us in. Hell, yeah, I'm gonna play. I folded mostly, and then I made a score. Vitter: Seven of hearts State Trooper: [to Mike and Worm] You boys working? No, I'm not going anywhere. Mike McDermott: The "move" was folding: I can't lose what I don't put in the middle. Lester 'Worm' Murphy: That's not where it went either. Telephone Rings] - Hello. Mike McDermott: I heard you asking me before and I hear you asking now but I can't do that, I just can't do that, I've made promises. Can we go get something to eat? Hochatime Playing Cards. Hey, how'd you know I was coming back? Digital Greens - Other Half Brewing Co. Joey Knish: No, his ok now most of the players are at the tail end of a thirty six hour session they can't see straight, if his still there when Roman and Maurice start their game his going to wish he was still inside. Mike McDermott: Yes sir, I am, not with the law, I owe.
Worm: I was trying to give us an edge Mike McDermott: I had them Worm: Look I'm sorry we got banged up, I took a shot and missed, it happens Mike McDermott: Happens all the time around you Worm: And it doesn't happen to you? That wasn't enough for you... Btw, I am familiar with that clip, I probably know Rounders almost as well as you do. Grama: [Inside the bathroom] Here's what I'm thinking: instead of you owing fifteen grand spread out to five guys, you owe twenty five to me. That's the way I live. Rolled up aces over kings 2. It's a good thing Grama doesn't know you as well as I do. And you don't listen.
Lesson 3 skills practice answer key. So let me explain that. In mathematics we usually separate angles into "angles of inclination". Extra practice triangles. For example, this is one angle here, and then we could have another angle that looks something like this. And together, they're really forming a line here. This could be read as 360 degrees.
Ratio: equations/ratios Video 271d. Money: Bills Video 400e. So if that's the center of the circle, and if we make this ray our starting point or one side of our angle, if you go all the way around the circle, that represents 360 degrees. 4 2 skills practice angles of triangles scavenger. And the way that we oftentimes will denote that is by a symbol like this. Is coterminal with a 65 degree rotation, and both are coterminal with. Lesson 3 triangles answers. You might recognize or you might already realize that there are 365 days in a non-leap year, 366 in a leap year.
Same initial side, same terminal side, but how you get there is completely different. The word COTERMINAL. Graphs: dual bar charts Video 148b. Quadratic graph (completing the square) Video 371. Equations: Think of a number Video 116b Practice Questions.
We already know that an angle is formed when two rays share a common endpoint. And the notation is 360, and then this little superscript circle represents degrees. Us understand the things which are alike, and those which are. And when you view it this way, these two rays share a common endpoint. 360 degrees divided by 4 is going to be 90 degrees. Identities: Equating coefficients Video 367. And then I'll make the other ray of this angle, let's say it went straight up. Transformations: mixture Practice Questions. What does a 360 degree angle look like? Lesson 3 homework practice angles of triangle. Linear graphs: real life Video 198a. A negative 295 degree rotation. At an angle like this, one where one ray is straight up and down and the other one goes to the right/left direction, we would say these two rays are perpendicular, or we would call this a right angle. This is, right over here, 1/4 of the circumference.
And let's say that this is the other ray. So, for example, let's say that this length right over here is 1/6 of the circle's circumference. So let's draw ourselves a circle right over here, so that's a circle. Lesson 3 skills practice angles of triangles. And so you can imagine ancient astronomers might have said, well, you know, that's pretty close to 360. But anyway, this has just been the convention, once again, what history has handed us, that a circle is viewed to have 360 degrees. One is degrees and the other is radians. They are an example of coterminal angles. Let's say it went straight up like this.
And so one way we could measure an angle is you could put one of the rays of an angle right over here at this part of the circle, and then the other ray of the angle will look something like this. So it's 1/6 of the way around the circle. An angle, to indicate that the angle is 425 degrees instead of 65" is. Geometric progressions Video 375. I could do another example. This is a line segment(6 votes). Well, let's think about where the rays intersect the circle. Time series Video 382. The best way to generate an electronic signature for a PDF document in Chrome.
Quadratic graphs: finding turning point Video 265a. Once more, I'm going to put its vertex at the center of the circle. Course 3 chapter 5 triangles and the pythagorean theorem answer key. Surface area: other prisms Video 312. And viewed this way, it looks like this one is much more open. And 360 is also a much neater number than 365. With coterminal angles, they have the same starting side (called the initial side) and ending side (called the terminal side), but they don't get there the same way. And in fact, several ancient calendars, including the Persians and the Mayans, had 360 days in their year. Is 365 a prime number?