The student will solve square root and other radical equations
TN SPI 3103.13
Solve contextual problems using quadratic, rational, radical, and exponential equations, finite geometric series or systems of equations.
Read pages 390 to 394 paying special attention to example problems 1-5.
Work and check problems [9-19; 35-38; 46] p.395
External video link: Yay Math! Solving Radical Equations.
I'll process and post my example problems later in the day.
SSmith
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Algebra 2 Chapter 6.4 Rational Exponents
Students will simplify expressions with rational exponents, ie. fractional exponents.
TN SPI 3103.3.3
Add, subtract, multiply, divide, and simplify rational expressions including those with rational and negative exponents.
Read pages 381 - 388 paying attention to the example problems 1 through 6.
Work [10-26; 39-44; 55-58; 79-82]
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TN SPI 3103.3.3
Add, subtract, multiply, divide, and simplify rational expressions including those with rational and negative exponents.
Read pages 381 - 388 paying attention to the example problems 1 through 6.
Work [10-26; 39-44; 55-58; 79-82]
part 1
part 2
Algebra 2 Chapter 5.4 Polynomial Division
Students will divide polynomials using long division
TN SPI 3103.3.1
Add, subtract, multiply, and divide a larger polynomial by a smaller one.
Read pages 303 - 307 paying attention to the example problems 1- 4.
Work [13-16; 21-23; 42] starting on page 308
TN SPI 3103.3.1
Add, subtract, multiply, and divide a larger polynomial by a smaller one.
Read pages 303 - 307 paying attention to the example problems 1- 4.
Work [13-16; 21-23; 42] starting on page 308
part 1 (I'm uploading lower quality videos for now- and I can't check the finished product while at work. If they aren't usable, I'll upload the better videos later tonight from home if needed.)
part 2
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Continuing Algebra 2 Chapter 6.6
Chapter 6.6 Function Operations
Student will add, subtract, multiply, and divide functions. Student will find the composition of two functions.
Combine functions (such as polynomial, rational, radical, and absolute value expressions) by addition, subtraction, mult., and division, or by composition and evaluate at specified values of their variables.
Yesterday we added, subtracted, mult., and divided functions. Today we will begin to learn how to evaluate compositions of two functions.
Page 400 Ex. Problem 3
More enlightenment on the subject...
Problem Set
page 401 (9-14; 21-26; 72-75)
Hello to Devin... hope the foot gets better soon.
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