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Comments Off on SAT Math Practice & Online Class 2/9
Dear parents,
In your email please find the practice test for your kids this month. Our next on-site class will be on 3/1/2020. Again, welcome to the online class this Sunday afternoon. Please let me know if your kids will attend.
Topic: SAT Math Time: Feb 9, 2020 03:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Dear students and parents,
Here is the Brain Stretcher worksheet for you to work with this weekend. Some may be new to you, some functions as a review. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
We did a pretest and went through all the
problems in class. Make sure you get the basic skills for this class (especially:
finding divisors and remainders, exponents, solving quadratic equations)
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SAT-Math 2020 Spring Week
1: Linear Models
Welcome new friend Abby!
This is the first class in the Spring Semester. By the end of June, we will go through all the topics including linear/quadratics, number theory foundation (synthetic division, complex numbers, absolute value), geometry (angles, triangles, circles, and volumes), trigonometry, probability, statistics, and reading data.
Lesson Review:
1. Comments & corrections on 2019 Fall Final Term
When the coefficients of each term are equal, we can say the left and right parts of an equation are equal. (Section 3, Q10, and Section 4, Q16)
The root square should be non-negative (Section 3, Q15)
Read every keyword carefully. Know which data you should look into. (Section 4, Q9)
Pythagorean Triples (3,4,5), (5,12,13), (7,24,25) and so on.
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2. Chapter 14: Interpreting Linear Models
Understanding the meanings/applications of “slope”
(rate of change) and ”y-intercept” (the value of the function when x=0).
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Dear all,
Please bring a calculator to school this Sunday for the final exam.
1/18 will be the first day of the Spring Semester. We have finished AoPS: Counting & Probability in fall, and will have AoPS: Number theory in the Spring.