On the board, we went over #16, 17, 18, 20, and 24 of Ch.10 HW, and students explained Examples 1-5 in Ch.11 Inequalities. Please check the class note here.
Homework:
Pg 96-99, Ex 1-16. Answer Key: Pg 299-300. Share your questions here.
Today we went over Ex 9, 10, 12, 15, 17, and 18 of Ch.9 homework on the board, and went through Examples # 1 to 9 of Ch.10 System of Equations. Please check class notes here.
Please keep the three types of solutions of a system of 2 linear equations in mind:
one solution: different slops, two lines intercepting at one point (the point represents the solution to the system of equations)
no solution: same slope, different y-intercepts, two lines are parallel
infinite solutions: same slope, same y-intercept, two lines merge into one line
Homework:
Pg 86-90, Ex 1- 25. (Make sure to show your work and write your steps for each problem). Check the answer key on Pg 293-295, and fill in the Google Form here to let me know what questions you want Ms. Li to go over in the next class.
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Dear Students,
In today’s class, we went over #12, 16, 29, and 32 in Ch.8 HW, and explained Examples #1 to 6 on the board. Please see the class notes here. Students had fun in the Kahoot game (individual and team rounds).
HW:
pg 75-77, Ex 1-18 (Make sure to show your work and write your steps for each problem). Check the answer key on Pg 293-295, and fill in the Google Form here to let me know what questions you want Ms. Li to go over in the next class.
2. DeltaMath Ch 8, 9: Solving Equations (some students finished it in class today, and other students please finish the rest when you get home).
Last but not least, Happy Birthday to Julia (12/5)!