SLA Rockets.........Class of 2010
Showing posts with label Mr. Rochester. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mr. Rochester. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Class Notes (5-27-08) Tuesday

Here are the notes from today's class.



Friday, May 23, 2008

Class Notes (5-23-08) Friday

Here are the notes courtesy of Selarra. This is still a work in progress.

Friday, May 16, 2008

Class Notes (5-16-08) Friday

Here are some of the notes from today's class.


Thursday, May 15, 2008

Class Notes (5-15-08) Thursday

Here are the notes from today's class.



Thursday, April 24, 2008

Class Notes (4-24-08) Thursday

Here are some of the notes from today's warm-up. The rest of the notes were written on the board.



Monday, April 21, 2008

Class Notes (4-21-08) Monday

Here a notes from today's class. Inverses was the new topic that was introduced.


Thursday, April 17, 2008

Class Notes (4-17-08) Thursday

Here are the notes from today's class.



Example #1:

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Class Notes (4-8-08) Tuesday

Here are the notes from today's class. We worked on solving systems of equations using matrices. The class assignment is on moodle.


Monday, April 7, 2008

Class Notes from (4-7-08) Monday

Here are the notes from today's class. There were many struggles, especially with using Microsoft Excel, but we will continue tomorrow.


Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Class Work 1/29/08

Algebra 2C (1-28-08)
Mileposts

These problems are Milepost problems. Milepost problems are composed of a set of skills that all students should be comfortable with using. From this point on, you will be expected to solve these types of problems. If you need help solving any of these problems then you need more practice. During the next class, inform me of what skill you do not feel comfortable executing. I will work with and then give you a sheet of problems, which will allow you to Practice those skills.

Skill #1

Find the x- and y- intercepts for the graph of: y = x2 + 4x -17

X intercept is (-6.5,0) and (2.5, 0) (Parabola) Not true, someone needs to use the quadratic formula
Y intercept is (0,-17)

Skill #2

Solve the system at the right by graphing each line and finding their intersection, then solve the system algebraically to check.

x+(1/3x+1)=5
3/3x+(1/3x+1)=5
4/3x+1=5
-1 -1
4/3x=4
3*(4/3x)=(4)*3
4x=12
(4x=12)/4
x=3
y=1/3(3)+1
y=2

ok

Skill #3

Simplify each expression.

a) (2x2y)4
16x6y4 Not true
= -3y3/36 = -y3/12 bueno
= 16x6y4 / 3x y5 = 16x5 / 3y not true


d) 5(5xy)2(x3y)
(125x2y2) (x3y)= not true
125x5y4

Skill #4

Solve this system of linear equations in two variables.

5x - 4y = 7
2y+ 6x = 22

Skill #5

Multiply and Simplify

a) (x+1) (2x2-3) Bueno

2x3-3x+2x2-3


b) (x+1)(2x-3)2
(x+1)(2x-3)(2x-3)
4x²-6x-6x+9
(x+1)(4x²-12x+9)
4x³-12x²+9x+4x²-12x+9

4x³-8x²-3x+9 good

c) 2(x+3)2
(2X+6)(2x+6)
4x2+12x+12x+36
4x2+24x+36


Revised: Correct way
2(x+3)(x+3)
x²+3x+3x+9
2(x²+6x+9)

2x²+12x+18


d) (x+1)(2x-3)2
(x+1)(2x-3)(2x-3)
4x2-6x-6x+9
(x+1)(4x2-6x-6x+9)
4x3-6x2-6x2+9x+4x2-6x-6x+9
4x3-8x2-3x+9 good



Skill #6

Factor each expression
a) 4x2-1
(2x-1)(2x+1) yes

b) 4x2+4x+1
(2x+1)(2x+1) yup

c) 2y2+5y+2
(2y+1) (y+2) si


d) 3m2-5m-2
(3m+1) (m-2) por supuesto

Skill #7

Rewrite the following equations so that you could enter them into the graphing calculator.

a) x-3(y+2)=6
x-3y-6=6
x-3y=12
-3y=12-x
-3y/-3=12-x/-3
y=-4+x/3 yup


6x-1 =5 Not finished
y


(㊦y-4)2=(x+1)2
y-4=(x-1)2
+4 +4
y=(x+1)2+4
Not done

e) Find the x- and y-intercepts for each of the graphs created by the calculator forms of the equations in parts (a) through (d). Not done



Monday, January 28, 2008

Class Notes 1/28/08

Blogger Trivia Game


1. Who is the scribe for today?

Answer: Patrick Is the Scribehttp://algebra2cband.blogspot.com/2008/01/scribe-list.html#links


2. How many names are crossed off in the scribe list?

Answer: 3 people have been crossed off


3. How can you access the Class Notebook?

Answer:Moodle/Algebra2/Class Notebook or a link on the class blog.


4. How can you access moodle or check your SLA email?

Answer: Moodle/Sla Talk/ Sla Mail or www.scienceleadership.org/webmail or go to out class notebook and and on the left side click on SLA Email.


5. What Google/School docs for?

Answer: Google. school docs is a way to look at documents on your browser and it's a document that several people can edit at the same time


6. What is the absent sheet for?

Answer:The absent sheet is used to check attendance so that the person can get credit for the day that they missed.


7. What is the internet tools link for?

Answer:The internet tools link is so we can access tools that we may need for class.


8. What is the writing math formulas link for?

Answer: Its so we can make math formulas on the computer to upload on the blog.


9. How many post were made in 2008?

Answer: 26

10. How many post were made last week?

Answer: 7

11. How many times has Mr. Rochester posted to the blog?

Answer: 20


12. How many times has someone other the Mr. Rochester posted to the blog? (importance of labeling scribe post)

Answer: 37


13. When do we use the label OX?

Answer: (fun and two days before a test or quiz)


14. What unit are we in?

Answer: We are in unit 4


15. How many notes have been posted during this unit?

Answer: Unit 4


16. Where can you find the Youtube Math videos?

Answer:Google Video! Youtube and at the bottom of the Class Blog.


17. What do you think of the fourth video? t

Answer: the fourth video explains that hows the x and y axis being plug into the formula of a parabola will shift it left or right, make it wider or skinner.


18. Do you know how to post to the blog and how to include labels?

Answer: Yes it is so easy! Just hit new post at the top right of the page and labels are tags at the end of your post.


19. What are the appropriate labels?

Answer:name, what it is, unit.


20. What is the (POW) link for?

Answer: For the Problem Of the Week. The POW link is a math forum for the current problems of the week. It has a section for math fundamentals, geometry, pre-algebra, and algebra and the problems relate to real world situations, or activities that children can relate to.


21. Do you think this blog is a waste of time?

Answer: No, because it is an effective way to spend time communicating with other people but it can be helpful for studying. It is not a waste of time because it helps organize the things we go over in class and it provides us with a way to access the notes we take during class.


Sunday, January 27, 2008

Saturday, January 26, 2008

Classnotes 1/25/08

Here are the notes from Friday's class.

Thursday, January 24, 2008

Class Notes 1/24/08

Here are the notes from today's class

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Class 1/22/08

The scribe for today's class is Selarra. Don't forget to check the Scribe list.

Friday, January 18, 2008

Class Notes 1/18/08




Here are the notes from Friday's class.

Saturday, January 12, 2008

The Scribe List

Melanie(A-) ChrisL.(C) Dakota(B) Junaid(C) Sam(B-)

Ashirah Jacob(-1) Selarra(-1) Naadir(B) Greg

Pat(D) Hector(C)(B) Lucas(A) Gus(D)(B) Andrey

Narayan(B) Milana(B) Ed(C) Jesse(B-) Kitab(-1)

Bryanna Alison(A) Robert(C) Ayanna MikeD.(-1)

Josh(A) ChrisC.(-1) Mithun(-1)(B) MikeM.(B-)

Ipiphani(B)(A)

Maxx(B-) Sadia(A)(A) Donald Erik(-1)(C)

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Class Notes 1/10/08

Here are the notes from today's class which can be used to help prepare for the Individual and Team test tomorrow.

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

Class Notes 1/8/08

Here are then notes from Today's class. Upon further review Narayan's solution to FX-105b is still INCORRECT. It was good thinking though. We have to read critically.