There will be a 20-minute "grade-booster" opportunity in class on Monday to "redeem" yourself... no penalty for wrong answers but extra credit for a good performance. OK by you?...
... and please spread the word to ALL of your alge-buddies!
If you're not asking questions here now, you really have to question yourself!!
GREETINGS FROM ATLANTIC CITY!!
ReplyDeleteIT'S FRIDAY... AND I STILL DON'T HAVE ANY QUESTIONS... I JUST SPOKE TO MANY OF YOUR PARENTS ABOUT MY DISAPPOINTMENT IN YOUR INABILITY TO USE ALL OF THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO YOU!!
YOU HAVE AN OPPT'Y ON MONDAY TO TURN A 'C' INTO A 'B'... LET'S MAKE THE MOST OF IT...
MR. C.
what do you recommend studying for the quiz Mr. C?
ReplyDeleteUh, perhaps Units 1&2 would be a good start? Remember, this opportunity is a make-up for all past mistakes on previous assessments, so you need to know EVERYTHING. It is a true grade booster, and the problems will be on the tough side... YOU CAN DO IT!!
ReplyDeleteIf I could suggest a FOCUS for your practice, it would probably be the Unit 1 review on pg 71 (sections 1-5, 1-6, and 1-7), and the Unit 2 review on pg 154 (sections 2-4 and 2-5) and pg 155 (sections 2-6, 2-7, & 2-8).
Problem 26 on pg 154 is a wondrous example of an equation that requires you to handle variables on both sides, distribution, distributing the negative and fractions... algebra at its finest!!
It is now Friday night... 24 algebra students have been working since Tuesday and I have no questions... I find that interesting. There is a good chance I won't be around late on Sunday, so if you want help from me, you'd better ask some questions sooner than later.
Toot-a-loo for now,
Mr. C.
can you give a sample question from the quiz?
ReplyDeleteon the hw, i think the wording on problem 49 is giving me some problems
ReplyDeleteI don't get how to do #49 on PG 182.
ReplyDeleteI still don't understand how to check your answer with problems using the DIV and MULT POI's.
ReplyDeleteFor the mult and div POIs, here is how you can check your answer,,,
ReplyDeletehttp://screencast.com/t/R86Rig63pG4
On the "opportunity assessment" you'll need to know how to EVALUATE ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS...
ReplyDeleteplunk this url into your browser...
http://screencast.com/t/K7b59fzqRqho
Could you give me some examples of literal equations
ReplyDeleteLiteral Equations are found in section 2-5 in the book and pg 154 of the chapter 2 review.
ReplyDeleteSee ya tomorrow folks
For a sample of solving equations on the OPPORTUNITY,
ReplyDeletetry this link: Unit 2-4 Solving Equations
a little confuzzled on how to do number 43 on page 155, and number 29 on page 154. I understand HOW to do them but I think I am making some little mistake.
ReplyDeleteso i forget how to do the problem on page 71 problem 78. does the v get the second power or the number before the v? the problem is 3v to the 2nd power -2n to the 2nd power.
ReplyDeleteif a number with a decimal goes on and on is it an identity or a no solution? I think it's a new solution, but I want to make sure
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