tueseday 2/28

alg II -  More factoring practice today as well as looking at p. 380 #21, 22.  After reviewing the past test, we started the work p. 380 #15-19, 26-28 in text.



alg I -      p. 617 #9, 10.   notes on the ZPP (zero product property) then p. 623 #1, 2, 4, 8 in text.

Monday 2/27/17

alg II -  Started today with a relay on working with fractions.   We furthered that with notes on comparing fractions and rational expressions.  Hw is p. 380 #3-6, 11, 13 in text.


alg I -  We reviewed the test from last week.  After we tried to solve quadratic equations by using guess and check.  Finally we started today's work p. 616 #1-4, 9

friday

My daughter threw up on Wednesday so I am home with her today.  there will be a sub.


alg II - you have a very easy day on math applications



alg I -  Mr Russell should have a warm up and then you will work in groups on a handout on mitosis patterns.

thursday 2/23/17

Today was a test day for all classes.  If you missed it, you will make it up the day you come back.

Wednesday 2/22/17

alg II -  more review, mostly on graphing- did  #54 on p. 324; also reviewed perf task.




alg I -   'Today we did #22 on wodb.ca and then we had our perf tas,k.

Tuesday 2/21/17

alg II -  Today was the review for the test on Thursday.  We had Kahoot, a word problem (p. 339 #57) and whiteboard problems on solving.



alg I -  These classes also had a Kahoot as well as some problems from the Holt book p,n760 #21, 22 and then we played a google game and them did some sci not practice.

algebra I review guide exponential functions

Our test is next thursday 2/ 23/17, on exponential functions (hopefully you knew that already)

There should be 9-10 questions


1 on rules of exponents
1 on simplifying radicals
1 graphing an exponential functions
1 "which one doesn't belong"- be prepared to use grade level appropriate math vocab
1 writing an exponential equation from a table
2 growth/ decay applications
1 scientific notation application
1 pythagorean problem where you will be expected to put your answer in simplified radical form



If you are using the book to study, here are some places to go to:

p. 529 #3,4  don't have to do all of them
p. 536 #12
p. 539 #6
p. 555 #6
p. 577 #12, 13
p. 588 #9


I couldn't find a Pythagorean problem in the book but you can look it up on google or youtube or even ask a teacher if you need help with it!