Please take the time to answer the poll question on the left-hand part of the blog. I would really value your input!
Also, the Geometry checklist for the 4th six weeks is available here.
Don't forget... we have a QUIZ tomorrow in both Algebra I & Geometry Pre-AP over this week's homework.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Geometry Question #4
Thank you for visiting the blog. You have until Friday, January 29, 2010 by 10:00 PM to answer the following TWO-PART question. Make sure that you use COMPLETE sentences. For example, "No", "Yes", or "I don't know" would not be acceptable for full credit.
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Here is the two-part question...
a. The word GEOMETRY contains the words "try" and "gee". However, the word GEOMETRY does not contain the word "motor" because the letter "O" does not appear twice. Besides the two words given and the word GEOMETRY, find FOUR (4) other words (of at least three letters) that can be formed with the letters in GEOMETRY. Proper names are allowed, and I will give a bonus to the FIRST student that finds the longest word.
b. Look at the concept of geometric mean on page 359 in your Geometry textbook. Find the geometric mean of the numbers 6 and 20. If it is a decimal, round to the nearest tenth.
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Here is the two-part question...
a. The word GEOMETRY contains the words "try" and "gee". However, the word GEOMETRY does not contain the word "motor" because the letter "O" does not appear twice. Besides the two words given and the word GEOMETRY, find FOUR (4) other words (of at least three letters) that can be formed with the letters in GEOMETRY. Proper names are allowed, and I will give a bonus to the FIRST student that finds the longest word.
b. Look at the concept of geometric mean on page 359 in your Geometry textbook. Find the geometric mean of the numbers 6 and 20. If it is a decimal, round to the nearest tenth.
Weekly Assignments #19
Here are the assignments for the week of January 18, 2010:
Algebra I:
1. TAKS Workbook: pg. 45, ALL PROBLEMS
2. Worksheet: Writing & Graphing Linear Equations
Geometry Pre-AP:
1. Textbook: pg. 377, #4-10, 14-18, 23-28
2. Textbook: pg. 437-438, #14-28 (even)
3. You will receive your checklist for the 4th Six Weeks in class on Tuesday, January 20.
4. The fourth blog question is up.
In both classes, you will have a QUIZ on Friday, January 22, 2010.
Don't forget about the "What's My Number?" for this week!
P.S. And yes, I did skip #18 for the assignments.
Algebra I:
1. TAKS Workbook: pg. 45, ALL PROBLEMS
2. Worksheet: Writing & Graphing Linear Equations
Geometry Pre-AP:
1. Textbook: pg. 377, #4-10, 14-18, 23-28
2. Textbook: pg. 437-438, #14-28 (even)
3. You will receive your checklist for the 4th Six Weeks in class on Tuesday, January 20.
4. The fourth blog question is up.
In both classes, you will have a QUIZ on Friday, January 22, 2010.
Don't forget about the "What's My Number?" for this week!
P.S. And yes, I did skip #18 for the assignments.
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