Honors Math II-1st Block Assignments
- Instructor
- Arianna Bentel
- Term
- 2022-2023 School Year
- Department
- Mathematics Department
- Description
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8:15 am - 9:45 am
Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
Due:
Any Two Sides Work on page 311
Impossible Rugs on page 312
Project Presentations next class
Quiz Friday - SohCahToa and the Pythagorean Theorem
Impossible Rugs on page 312
Project Presentations next class
Quiz Friday - SohCahToa and the Pythagorean Theorem
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Your teachers will assign this project will be assigned by: __April 24th_ in class
The check in due dates for this project are:
Task Completion: __Friday May 5th__ at 11:59 pm
***This is a flex and the aclab will be open for a check in if needed
Task Write Up and Presentation: __Thursday Math 11th__ at 11:59 pm
Presentations will be in class on: __The week of May 22nd__
The check in due dates for this project are:
Task Completion: __Friday May 5th__ at 11:59 pm
***This is a flex and the aclab will be open for a check in if needed
Task Write Up and Presentation: __Thursday Math 11th__ at 11:59 pm
Presentations will be in class on: __The week of May 22nd__
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Using the postulates and theorems on pages 108-109, complete the task But Why? On page 110
Read pages 111-112 Proving the Isosceles Triangle Theorem
Read pages 111-112 Proving the Isosceles Triangle Theorem
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Complete pages 97-98 What Else Do We Already Know?Read over page 125-126 (How Did Humans Create Mathematics?) and come up with a few topics that interest you
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Three Points in a Line (page 84-85) and the following questions:
Make some predictions:
What does it mean to be collinear?
Can a straight-edge be used to drawn a perfect line? How is a straight-edge different than a ruler?
Humans make errors, so hand drawn lines won’t be perfect. Can a computer display a perfect line?
When doing a construction, what are some ways to minimize human error?
Make some predictions:
What does it mean to be collinear?
Can a straight-edge be used to drawn a perfect line? How is a straight-edge different than a ruler?
Humans make errors, so hand drawn lines won’t be perfect. Can a computer display a perfect line?
When doing a construction, what are some ways to minimize human error?
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Wrap up What a Mess! part 2 from table or graph. Consider the following questions:
What did your graphs look like?
What was the equation for the oil spill?
What should you label the axes?
What would an equation be for the detergent spread?
When did the detergent clean up all the oil? (If possible) How did you find the solution? Graphically, Algebraically, and from a table?
Labels, variables, units
Complete Comparative Growth problem on the following slide.
What did your graphs look like?
What was the equation for the oil spill?
What should you label the axes?
What would an equation be for the detergent spread?
When did the detergent clean up all the oil? (If possible) How did you find the solution? Graphically, Algebraically, and from a table?
Labels, variables, units
Complete Comparative Growth problem on the following slide.
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Complete Story Sketches (pg. 392)
Dimensional Analysis PracticePreview What a Mess! (pg. 394)
Dimensional Analysis PracticePreview What a Mess! (pg. 394)
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Reminder, this is the assessment for the unit. No late work will be accepted.
Please type any responses and print them out.
Please type any responses and print them out.
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Spinner Give and Take on page 219
Remember: if you don't have a spinner, look up an online simulator
Remember: if you don't have a spinner, look up an online simulator
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Copy your whiteboards from page 211 into your notes
Complete Portraits of Probability on page 212Mystery Rugs on page 215
Complete Portraits of Probability on page 212Mystery Rugs on page 215
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Redo Waiting for a Double task (if needed)
Page 204 Expecting the UnexpectedPage 199 Pig at Home
Page 204 Expecting the UnexpectedPage 199 Pig at Home
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Page 77 Standard Form, Factored Form, Vertex Form
-------assigned rows based on groups (when in doubt, complete more)
-------assigned rows based on groups (when in doubt, complete more)
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Reviewing factoring
Attempt to connect an x-intercept to a factor, and use the factors to create an equation in standard form
Let’s Factor Some More! (page 71)
Attempt to connect an x-intercept to a factor, and use the factors to create an equation in standard form
Let’s Factor Some More! (page 71)
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This project was assigned in class on: October 13th and 14th
The check in due dates for this project are (please submit each piece of the project via classroom):Task Completion: two parts
----Part 1: Rats in June (Page 13) Thursday, October 20th at 11:59 pm
----Part 2: Rat Growth Population (Page 6) Friday, October 27th at 11:59 pm
Task Write Up:
Friday, October 27th at 11:59 pm
Task Presentation video: Sunday, Sunday, October 29th at 11:59 pm
The check in due dates for this project are (please submit each piece of the project via classroom):Task Completion: two parts
----Part 1: Rats in June (Page 13) Thursday, October 20th at 11:59 pm
----Part 2: Rat Growth Population (Page 6) Friday, October 27th at 11:59 pm
Task Write Up:
Friday, October 27th at 11:59 pm
Task Presentation video: Sunday, Sunday, October 29th at 11:59 pm
Due:
Solve That Quadratic #2
Complete page 50 Quadratic Choices
Read pages 54-56 A Summary of Quadratics and Other Polynomials
Complete page 50 Quadratic Choices
Read pages 54-56 A Summary of Quadratics and Other Polynomials
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Complete page 40 Pens and Corrals in Vertex Form
Study for quiz next week
Work on Rats project
Study for quiz next week
Work on Rats project
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Crossing the Axis on page 17Desmos task that will be assigned via Google Classroom: Polygraph: Parabolas, Part 2
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Review for Quiz on Monday
Vertex Form for Parabolas on page 15Attempt Using Vertex Form on page 16
Vertex Form for Parabolas on page 15Attempt Using Vertex Form on page 16
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Parabolas and Equations 1 complete #3 on page 11
Parabolas and Equations 2 all on page 12
Parabolas and Equations 3 all on page 14
Summarize what you have learned today in a few sentences.Complete Graphing Quadratics Review Worksheet
Parabolas and Equations 2 all on page 12
Parabolas and Equations 3 all on page 14
Summarize what you have learned today in a few sentences.Complete Graphing Quadratics Review Worksheet
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Work through the task, Victory Celebration (page 4-5), taking your own notes and showing work for each question.
Write down any questions you come up with as you work as well!
Write down any questions you come up with as you work as well!