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Review
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01-07
Correct Test
Make a list of the different ways to compare the amusement park data.
What is the advantage of each way?
01-08
Project Overview
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01-09
Project Overview
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01-10
Project Overview
Copy good examples from the projects on the wall of:
Venn diagram, chart, equations, line graph, bar graph, words
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Project
On the Internet, look up cell phone plan data from one provider.
Put three of the providers plans into a chart.
What is the importance of the point of intersection?
01-14
Project
One lease: $1000 down, $500 / month. The other: $3000 down, $200 / month.
Write an equation for each of the two situations.
01-15
Project
2nd, 4th, 5th: For (3,7), (4,10), make a t-chart and an equation.
3rd: For (1,6),(2,8),(4,12),(5,14), make a t-chart and an equation.
01-16
Project
For (4,8), (5,4), make a t-chart, equation, and line graph.
01-17
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Graph to equation
p 407 Worksheet
01-22
Equation to graph
Graph each on their own graph:
y = 2/3 x - 4
y = 4x + 1
y = -2x + 3
y = 3/5 x -4
y = -3x
x=2
01-23
Review
Equation / Graph Worksheet
01-24
Correct Test
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Speaker
Form - Student and parent need to read and sign the form and return it to me.
01-28
Speaker
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01-29
Speaker
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02-04
Point-Slope Form
Go from Standard Form to Slope-Intercept Form:
3x + y = 5
-4x + 2y = 10
-6x - 6y = 18
2x - 5y = 6
02-05
02-06
Review
Place these coordinate pairs on a graph:
(1,5),(2,8),(3,6),(5,10),(6,12),(8,14),(7,13),(10,7),(3,4),(5,11)
02-07
Test 9
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Finish Test 9
p530 5,9,11
p536 3,5,7,11,19,21
2nd period do these also:
p536 13
p542 3,7,11
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02-13
No School
No School
No School
02-14
Scatter Plot
p446 5,7,9
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Scatter Plot
2nd: Find the point of intersection for:
y = 1/2x - 2, y = -2 + 1
y = -2/3 x + 1, y = 1/4x - 2
3rd, 4th, 5th:
p604 1,5,9,13,17,29,31,33
02-19
02-20
Review
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02-21
Correct Test
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02-28
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Angles
Worksheet 7-1
Vocabulary: Write each word, its definition, and an example:
point - a specific location on a line
line segment - has a beginning and ending
ray - has a beginning, no ending
line - has no beginning, nor ending
angle - vertex, intersection of two rays
vertex - angle, point of intersection of two sides of an angle
sides - legs of an angle, rays of an angle
degrees - units used to measure angles
protractor - tool used to measure an angle
acute angle - angle between 0 and 90
right angle - angle equal to 90
obtuse angle - angle between 90 and 180
straight angle - angle equal to 180
parallel lines - two lines that never intersect
perpendicular lines - two lines that intersect at 90 angles
adjacent angles two angles with a common side, next to each other
vertical angles - opposite angles, angles across from each other
complementary angles sum of adjacent angles is 90
supplementary angles sum of adjacent angles is 180
transversal a line that intersects a pair of parallel lines
congruent equal in geometry terms
03-04
Triangles
p305 13,17,19
p309 15,17,19
Vocabulary:
Classifying triangles by angles:
acute triangle - all acute angles, all angles between 0 and 90
right triangle - one right angle, one angle equal to 90
obtuse triangle - one obtuse angle, one angle between 90 and 180
Classifying triangles by sides:
equilateral three sides are the same length
isosceles two sides are the same length
scalene no sides are the same length
03-05
Triangles
p114 3,5,7
03-06
Review, Triangles
03-07
Correct Test 10
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