Homework Thursday 2.27

Ciao friends. Here is your homework for Friday's classes.

Extended 1. G and E Periods:
In Khan Academy, complete until you get five in a row correct:
Inverses of linear functions

Core 1. D and H Periods:
In Khan Academy, try until you get five in a row correct:
Converting Units 
Measurement Units (H only)

Homework Wednesday 2.26

Here is your homework for Thursday or Friday class.
Also, here is an idea from my homie Ms. Warner that all classes will have a Dress Code check sometime in the next 7 days- if you're in dress code you get a 100%, if you are not in dress code you will receive a 0%.

Extended 1. E & G Periods:
From the book:
Page 159 #19 a, b, c  23 a, b, c 25 all

Extended 1. A Period:
In Khan Academy, complete until you get five in a row correct:
Inverses of linear functions

Core 1. H Period:
Find out who has the most money in Swiss Francs, and how much each has:
MV has 35 euro at 1.4 chf per 1 euor
Cristina who has 40 USD at a rate of 1.13 USD per chf
Maurizio has 500 Venezuela Bolivar at a rate of 1VB to .14 chf

Core 1. D Period:
In Khan Academy, try until you get five in a row correct:
Converting Units

Homework Tuesday

Hey guys, here's your homework for Wednesday's classes:

Extended 1. A Period:
From the book:
Page 159 #19 a, b, c  23 a, b, c 25 all

Core 1. D Period:
In Khan Academy please complete until you get five in a row correct:
Measurement Units

Core 1. H Period:
In your book, please complete page 107 #2, 3, 4 all

Extended 1. G & E Periods:
On Khan Academy, complete until you get five in a row correct:
Domain and range from graph
Graphing Linear Equations

Homework Monday 2.24

Welcome back from Academic Travel- I hope everyone had a great trip!
Don't forget that today is the last day to sign up for the World Cup football tournament.
If your country hasn't emailed me yet about the food fair, please have a representative get in contact with me.
Here's your hdubs:

Extended 1. A & E Periods:
On Khan Academy, complete until you get five in a row correct:
Domain and range from graph
Graphing Linear Equations

Core 1. D Period:
In your book, please complete page 107 #2, 3, 4 all

Homework 2.13

Dear Math Classes,

No homework for Friday.
Happy Valentines Day!
You're welcome.

Love,
Your homie Mr. Schiff

Homework Wednesday 2.12

Your homework for this week. Thanks Mauricio and Marla for the pics!

CORE 1. D & H PERIODS:
In Khan Academy, complete until you get five in a row correct:
Proportions 1
Writing Proportions

EXTENDED 1. A, E, G PERIODS:
Find the following for the triangle:
sinA=
cscB=
secC=
secC x cscC= 
cotA + tanC=

Homework Tuesday 2.11

Homework Tuesday February 11th is as follows:

CORE. D and H PERIODS:
Page 102 Ex 33 #2- 5 all
Page 102 Ex 34 #2- 5 all

EXTENDED. A, E, G:
No homework, see you all in class tomorrow.
I will return your graded tests.
Alex & Samantha- don't forget you will take your test when you return.

TEST REVIEWS

Here are the topics that could be tested on during your tests on Monday and Tuesday:

CORE MATH 1:

• Algebra Review: 
• graphing
• isolating
• order of operations
• Inequalities: 
• graphing on a number line
• solving for x
• cross multiplying inequalities
• Percent: 
• basic calculations 
• word problems
• percentage increase and decrease
• interest 

Khan Academy Review Exercises: Graphing Linear Equations, Order of Operations, One Step Inequalities, Inequalities on a Number Line, Finding Percents

EXTENDED MATH 1:

•  2 Dimensional Objects: area and perimeter
• parallelograms
• trapezoids
• triangles
• circles
• Trigonometry
• right triangles- SOH CAH TOA 
• area of non right triangles
• 3 Dimensional Objects: volume and surface area
• cubes
• prisms
• cylinders

Khan Academy Review Exercises: Solid Geometry, Area Volume and Surface Area, Trigonometry 0.5 1.0 or 1.5

Homework for Friday

Heres your homework for tomorrow- it's Friday!

E and G Period. Extended 1:
Try the following in Khan Academy for tomorrow until you get five correct:
Area and circumference of circles

CORE TEST MATERIAL:

• Algebra Review: 
• graphing
• isolating
• order of operations
• Inequalities: 
• graphing on a number line
• solving for x
• cross multiplying inequalities
• Percent: 
• basic calculations 
• word problems
• percentage increase and decrease
• interest

Homework Wednesday 2.5

Happy Hump Day- see you all tomorrow or Friday in class- Mr. Schiff


CORE TEST MATERIAL:

• Algebra Review: graphing, isolating, order of operations
• Inequalities: graphing on a number line
• solving for x
• cross multiplying inequalities
• Percent: basic calculations, word problems, percentage increase and decrease, interest

H PERIOD. CORE 1:
In your book-
Page 96 Ex 27 #1- 8 all

D PERIOD CORE 1:
Page 98 Ex 29 # 1- 3 all
(due Friday)

A PERIOD. EXTENDED 1:
Try the following in Khan Academy for tomorrow until you get five correct:
Area and circumference of circles

E and G PERIODS. EXTENDED 1:
Solve the following problems by drawing a diagram and using Sine, Cosine, or Tangent.
1. Ms. K is painting the roof of Monticello. She looks up at the roof at a 54 degree angle of elevation and knows that the height of Monticello is 32 meters. How long is the ladder needed to reach the top of the roof?
2. Mr. Schwartz is 2 meters tall, and he walks 35 meters away from the base of a tree, which he knows is 45 meters tall. What is the angle of elevation as he looks at the top of the tree?
3. Mr. Lill looks down from the top of the Matterhon at an angle of depression of 35 degrees. The Matterhorn has a height (elevation) of 6,500 meters. How long will his ski run down be if the village of Zermatt is at an elevation (height) of 4,000 meters?

Homework Tuesday 2.4

Hey guys- here is your homework for Wednesday's classes:

G & E PERIODs. Extended 1:
In your book:
Page 131 Ex 4.2 # 13- 19 all

H PERIOD. Core 1:
In your book:
Page 95 Ex 24 # 5- 19 odds

A PERIOD. Extended 1:
Solve the following problems by drawing a diagram.
1. Ms. K is painting the roof of Monticello. She looks up at the roof at a 54 degree angle of elevation and knows that the height of Monticello is 32 meters. How long is the ladder needed to reach the top of the roof?
2. Mr. Schwartz is 2 meters tall, and he walks 35 meters away from the base of a tree, which he knows is 45 meters tall. What is the angle of elevation as he looks at the top of the tree?
3. Mr. Lill looks down from the top of the Matterhon at an angle of depression of 35 degrees. The Matterhorn has a height (elevation) of 6,500 meters. How long will his ski run down be if the village of Zermatt is at an elevation (height) of 4,000 meters?

D PERIOD. Core 1:
Page 96 Ex 27 #1- 8 all
 

Homework Monday 2.3

Hey guys, here is the homework for tomorrow's classes. See yall tomorrow-

EXTENDED 1. A and E PERIODS:
In your book:
Page 131 Ex 4.2 # 13- 19 all

D PERIOD CORE 1:
In your book:
Page 95 Ex 24 # 5- 19 odds