Students work and check the following problems from the Practice Test -
22 - 26.
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4-22-10 Gateway Review 1 Worked-2
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
Gateway Algebra (4/22/2010) Unit Analysis
Students will learn to convert between differing units of measurement.
Work (11-24) page 353 Show all work, check and correct.
(21-24)are not show in the attached PDF, unfortunately.
Work (11-24) page 353 Show all work, check and correct.
(21-24)are not show in the attached PDF, unfortunately.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Gateway Algebra (4/21/2010) Unit Analysis
Students will learn to convert between differing units of measurement.
Discuss Examples 1-4 pages 350-352 text.
Work (1-10) page 353 Show all work, check and correct.
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4 21-10-7 3 Unit Conversion
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Tomorrow, continue with lesson working problems 11 - 20.
Discuss Examples 1-4 pages 350-352 text.
Work (1-10) page 353 Show all work, check and correct.
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4 21-10-7 3 Unit Conversion
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Tomorrow, continue with lesson working problems 11 - 20.
Algebra I (4/21/10) Gateway Review
Students work and check the following problems from the Practice Test -
16, 19, 20, 21, 29
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4-21-10 Gateway Review 1 Worked-2
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16, 19, 20, 21, 29
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4-21-10 Gateway Review 1 Worked-2
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Algebra I (4/20/10) Gateway Review
Review of select problems from the Practice Test.
2, 11, 12, 13
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4-20-10 Gateway Review 1 Worked
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2, 11, 12, 13
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4-20-10 Gateway Review 1 Worked
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Gateway Algebra (4/20/2010) Scientific Notation
We were testing almost all day in the Library on 4/19/20 so I was not able to post yesterday.
Yesterday's assignment Page 98 text (10-32) Show work and check
Today's assignment - Work problems from Promethean Board 1-8 (see attached PDF)
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Gateway Alg - Sci Not
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Yesterday's assignment Page 98 text (10-32) Show work and check
Today's assignment - Work problems from Promethean Board 1-8 (see attached PDF)
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Gateway Alg - Sci Not
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Friday, April 16, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Algebra I (4/15/10) Gateway Review
Gateway Practice Test Problems
14, 17, 18, 27, 28
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Aypeocalg1 Practice Test
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4-15-10 Gateway Review 1 Worked
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14, 17, 18, 27, 28
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Aypeocalg1 Practice Test
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4-15-10 Gateway Review 1 Worked
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Gateway Algebra (4/15/2010) Percent Equations
Mid Chapter Review Quiz
Page 414 ( 1-15)
Show all steps. Check at end of period.
Page 414 ( 1-15)
Show all steps. Check at end of period.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Gateway Algebra (4/14/2010) Percent Equations
Page 410 Text - Work through Examples 1 - 3
Page 412 ( 1- 25 ODD) show all steps and check.
Page 412 ( 1- 25 ODD) show all steps and check.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Gateway Algebra (4/13/2010) Percent Equations
Page 405 - 406 Text Work through examples 1-2.
Page 407 (11-25) Show steps and check
Page 407 (11-25) Show steps and check
Monday, April 12, 2010
Algebra I (4/12/10) Gateway Review
Day 1
Gateway Practice Test Problems
1,4,10,15
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Aypeocalg1 Practice Test
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4-12-10 Gateway Review 1 worked
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More below on Funtions vs. Relelations from the excellent PurpleMath site...
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Algebra1-4-12-10-1
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Algebra1-4-12-10-2
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Gateway Practice Test Problems
1,4,10,15
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Aypeocalg1 Practice Test
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4-12-10 Gateway Review 1 worked
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More below on Funtions vs. Relelations from the excellent PurpleMath site...
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Algebra1-4-12-10-1
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Algebra1-4-12-10-2
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Spring Is In The Air...
Spring is back... bring with it the scent of new flowers, freshly cut grass, and ...rocket fuel??
Yep, after the all-important Gateways we'll be able to get out and experience a little applied Math and Physics... using Trigonometry to find the heights of the flag pole and stadium lights... and also calculating the heights of our model rocket launches.
Here are some clips from last year...
Yep, after the all-important Gateways we'll be able to get out and experience a little applied Math and Physics... using Trigonometry to find the heights of the flag pole and stadium lights... and also calculating the heights of our model rocket launches.
Here are some clips from last year...
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Gateway Algebra (04/01/2010) Contextual Problems - Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides
Students will work contextual problems involving Algebra and some Geometry.
The equations used will involve solving with variables on both sides.
Page 510 text, (31-39)
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04-01-10 Solving Eq With Variables on Both - Worked
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The equations used will involve solving with variables on both sides.
Page 510 text, (31-39)
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04-01-10 Solving Eq With Variables on Both - Worked
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Algebra I (3/31/10) Experimental Probablility
Experimental Probability (also called Relative Frequency) is discussed.
The Theoretical Probability of a coin toss is as follows:
P(H) = P(T) = 1/2 = 0.5 = 50%
Using different denominations of coins, small groups will conduct 100 trials of coin tosses, tabulate the results, and write up the results and conclusions.
Results from each class will be posted at the end of the day.
A host of Probability information and videos can be found below:
http://www.onlinemathlearning.com/math-probability.html
Groups:
%H %T
50 50 Because we flipped coin so wildly
46 54 We didn't throw it the same each time
50 50 True random flipping
60 40
44 56
49 51 good flipping
60 40 one side must be heavier than the other
50 50 the more flips you do the closer to the theoretical we get
44 56 could have flipped coin more randomly
Average: P(H) = 453/9 = 50.333 P(T) = 445/9 = 49.667
Coach Smith
The Theoretical Probability of a coin toss is as follows:
P(H) = P(T) = 1/2 = 0.5 = 50%
Using different denominations of coins, small groups will conduct 100 trials of coin tosses, tabulate the results, and write up the results and conclusions.
Results from each class will be posted at the end of the day.
A host of Probability information and videos can be found below:
http://www.onlinemathlearning.com/math-probability.html
Groups:
%H %T
50 50 Because we flipped coin so wildly
46 54 We didn't throw it the same each time
50 50 True random flipping
60 40
44 56
49 51 good flipping
60 40 one side must be heavier than the other
50 50 the more flips you do the closer to the theoretical we get
44 56 could have flipped coin more randomly
Average: P(H) = 453/9 = 50.333 P(T) = 445/9 = 49.667
Coach Smith
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