Algebra 1

Schedule and Assignments

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11-05

Review
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11-06

Test 2b
Will a 7'2" square piece of wood fit through my classroom door?
The door is 7' tall and 35" wide.
What is the largest size piece of wood that will fit through the door frame?
How wide would the door frame need to be for an 8 foot square piece of wood to fit
through, leaving the height of the door frame at 7 feet?

11-07

Chapter Review
p222 odd

11-08

Discussion
Graph and describe the amount of water in a watering pail compared to time.
You walk to the facet and slowly turn on the water. When the flow of the
water reaches the desired speed you stop increasing the flow and fill the
pail to the 1 gallon mark. You turn off the water and walk outside to water
the flowers. You water the flowers using a consistent flow the entire time.

11-09

Graphing
p237 5,7,9,11,12,13,15,17,19

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Algebra 1
Schedule and Assignments
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11-13

Graphing
Define and compare discrete and continuous data.
Provide an example of a graph that is not using time as a reference.
p238 #12 , arc vs. linear line. What would cause each?
What might the equation be for the linear graph?

11-14

Graphing
Continue to work on the equation for the linear graph.

11-15

Test Review
Continue to work on the equation for the linear graph.

11-16

Correct Test 2b

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Charts and Equations

p243 7-19, 4th
Please determine the miles per gallon and the miles per tank for:
miles | gallons
--------------------0 | 15
60 | 12
70 | 11
100 |
9
200 |
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11-20

Charts and Equations

p243 9-19, 4th

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Algebra 1
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11-26

Review
Combine y = 2x + 100 and y = -2x + 100 into one equation.

11-27

Linear and non-linear equations

Try another couple of equations combining y = 2x + 100 and y = -2x + 100.
Which is more accurate: calculating the width of the door frame in feet or inches?
Height = 7 feet, Diagonal = 8 feet.
On the same graph, comparing number of blocks (y-axis) and seconds (x-axis):
1) I have one block. Every 10 seconds I add two more blocks.
2) I have one block. Every 10 seconds I make a larger cube.
At 10 sec, I have a 2 x 2 x 2 cube, at 20 sec, I have a 3 x 3 x 3 cube.

11-28

p250 7-21 odd

11-29

p252 all
Translate the absolute value graph 50 to the right and find an equation for it.

11-30

p257 9-57, 4th

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5? = 5 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 1, What is this process called?

For h = -0.3j + 6, What is not reasonable about this graph?
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12-04

Test
Signed Progress Report

12-05

For the reference points between Fahrenheit and Celsius: (0 C, 32 F), (100 C, 212 F)
Why does C=9/5 F-57.6 work for one and not the other?
Do well: For h = -0.3j + 6, What is not reasonable about this graph?

12-06

What are the dimensions of Mallory's sippy cup? Use the cup from p257 21.
How will what we discussed concerning the temperature equations change what
you do when verifying the correctness of an equation?

12-07

Test 4a Correction

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12-10

Functions
p266, 28
If the equations is wrong, explain why.
b = 29d + 13.95d + 3.80g
b = 29d + 13.95g + 3.80
b = 42.95d + 12(3.80)
b = 29d + 13.95 + 3.80(12)
Do each of these graphs represent functions? Why or why not?

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12-11
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12-13

Review

12-14

Test

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