Due: Sunday, May 24

Work on your CASINO ASSIGNMENT. You could design the game, do your calculations, make your posters, make your commercial, etc. Here are the details about the UNIT ASSESSMENT (Casino Game) that will be played on Tuesday, May 26

Due: Monday, May 25

Work on your CASINO ASSIGNMENT. You could design the game, do your calculations, make your posters, make your commercial, etc. Here are the details about the UNIT ASSESSMENT (Casino Game) that will be played on Wednesday, May 27

Due: Wednesday, May 20

Watch this video on Expected Values:

Then from our Notes for Lesson 7.4 on page 1, do Q1,2,3,4 from "1.2 - Some Exercises For You". Answers will be discussed in class

Here are the details about the UNIT ASSESSMENT (Casino Game) that will be played on Tuesday, May 26

Due: Thursday, May 21

Watch this video on Expected Values:

Then from our Notes for Lesson 7.4 on page 1, do Q1,2,3,4 from "1.2 - Some Exercises For You". Answers will be discussed in class

Here are the details about the UNIT ASSESSMENT (Casino Game) that will be played on Wednesday, May 27

Due: Thursday, May 14

(a) From our Notes for Lesson 7.3 on pages 6-8, print and complete Q1-11. Answers will be posted in class

Due: Sunday, May 17

(a) From our Notes for Lesson 7.3 on pages 6-8, print and complete Q1-11. Answers will be posted in class

Due: Tuesday, May 12

You have the following options for HW after Lesson 7.2. Either complete:

(a) From our Notes for Lesson 7.2, complete Q10-18. Answers at the end of the lesson notes. Show relevant working/explanation

OR

(b)Worksheet #1 - Easiest HW option. Please print and work through ALL questions

Due: Wednesday, May 13

You have the following options for HW after Lesson 7.2. Either complete:

(a) From our Notes for Lesson 7.2, complete Q10-18. Answers at the end of the lesson notes. Show relevant working/explanation

OR

(b)Worksheet #1 - Easiest HW option. Please print and work through ALL questions

Due: Wednesday, May 6

For Exp & Logs review:

Link #1 - Exponential & Logarithmic Functions Review Guide

Due: Thursday, May 7

For Exp & Logs review:

Link #1 - Exponential & Logarithmic Functions Review Guide

Due: Monday, May 4

Print and complete this simple review of Basic Probability Concepts and the print and complete this worksheet on More Complex Probability

Due: Wednesday, May 5

Print and complete this simple review of Basic Probability Concepts and the print and complete this worksheet on More Complex Probability

Due: Sunday, Apr 26

REMEMBER the Trig Functions Unit PROJECT. The details of the project are linked and the scoring rubric is posted as well. FINAL submission of Assignment is Sunday, April 26

Due: Sunday, Apr 26

REMEMBER the Trig Functions Unit PROJECT. The details of the project are linked and the scoring rubric is posted as well. FINAL submission of Assignment is Sunday, April 26

Due: Wednesday, Apr 22

From this linked textbook file, work through the following questions => on page 484 - 485, Q2,3,4,5,9,11,13,16,21. The first 14 pages of the textbook file include WORKED & EXPLAINED examples. Use them if you get stuck or have no idea what to do!

Due: Thursday, Apr 23

From this linked textbook file, work through the following questions => on page 484 - 485, Q2,3,4,5,9,11,13,16,21. The first 14 pages of the textbook file include WORKED & EXPLAINED examples. Use them if you get stuck or have no idea what to do!

Due: Monday, Apr 20

(1) COMPLETE THE HW FROM LAST LESSON ==> From your IM2 days, spend 40 minutes practicing with Questions 2-11 from this IM2 Worksheet. In some questions, equations are already provided and in other questions, YOU need to work out the equation first.

(2) COMPLETE the HW for today's lesson ==> From the Nelson 12 textbook, in Chap 2.3, do Q1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,12,13. The equations are presented on page 107 and three worked examples are shown on pages 108 & 109. ANSWERS linked here

Due: Tuesday, Apr 21

From the Nelson 12 textbook, in Chap 2.3, do Q1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,12,13. The equations are presented on page 107 and three worked examples are shown on pages 108 & 109. ANSWERS linked here

(IF YOU NEED TO REVISIT THE HW FROM LAST LESSON ==> Questions 2-11 from this IM2 Worksheet. In some questions, equations are already provided and in other questions, YOU need to work out the equation first.

Due: Monday, Apr 20

(1) COMPLETE THE HW FROM LAST LESSON ==> From your IM2 days, spend 40 minutes practicing with Questions 2-11 from this IM2 Worksheet. In some questions, equations are already provided and in other questions, YOU need to work out the equation first.

(2) COMPLETE the HW for today's lesson ==> From the Nelson 12 textbook, in Chap 2.3, do Q1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,12,13. The equations are presented on page 107 and three worked examples are shown on pages 108 & 109. ANSWERS linked here

Due: Sunday, Apr 19

From your IM2 days, spend 40 minutes practicing with Questions 2-11 from this IM2 Worksheet. In some questions, equations are already provided and in other questions, YOU need to work out the equation first.

Due: Thursday, Apr 16

From your IM2 days, spend 40 minutes practicing with Questions 2-11 from this IM2 Worksheet. In some questions, equations are already provided and in other questions, YOU need to work out the equation first.

Due: Sunday, Apr 19

From your IM2 days, spend 40 minutes practicing with Questions 2-11 from this IM2 Worksheet. In some questions, equations are already provided and in other questions, YOU need to work out the equation first.

Due: Sunday, Apr 19

The details of the project are linked and the scoring rubric is posted as well. The KEY DATES are (i) your topic and data set must be selected & approved prior to April 2. FINAL submission of Assignment is Sunday, April 19

One major point in this assignment is learning HOW to WRITE and PRESENT math, as all of you will be expected to know HOW TO WRITE AND PRESENT math "essays" in IB maths next year. Here are various exemplars of WELL PRESENTED written Math projects from past students:

Exemplar #1 (a quadratics project); Exemplar #2 (a stats project); Exemplar #3 (a linear systems project)

Here are some examples of how NOT TO PRESENT a Math project: Exemplar #4 (a stats project); and Exemplar #5 (an exponential functions project).

Due: Sunday, Apr 19

The details of the project are linked and the scoring rubric is posted as well. The KEY DATES are (i) your topic and data set must be selected & approved prior to April 2. FINAL submission of Assignment is Sunday, April 19

One major point in this assignment is learning HOW to WRITE and PRESENT math, as all of you will be expected to know HOW TO WRITE AND PRESENT math "essays" in IB maths next year. Here are various exemplars of WELL PRESENTED written Math projects from past students:

Exemplar #1 (a quadratics project); Exemplar #2 (a stats project); Exemplar #3 (a linear systems project)

Here are some examples of how NOT TO PRESENT a Math project: Exemplar #4 (a stats project); and Exemplar #5 (an exponential functions project).

Due: Wednesday, Apr 1

Here are some suggestions for preparing for Wednesday's Unit Test on Trigonometry:

Due: Tuesday, Mar 31

From the Nelson 11 Text, Chapter 6.6, READ through the 3 well explained examples on pages 386-390, then work through Q4,5,7,9,11 starting on page 391

To help review some of the ideas from Lesson 5.9, you may watch these videos: Video #1 and Video #2 both from Belcastro Math and Video #3 from BarchettaRed

Here are some additional links for videos showing you how to think & work through word problems involving periodic phenomenon: VIDEO #1 from Ryan Jamieson;VIDEO #2 from BarchettaRed;VIDEO #3 from Claire Cassidy.

Due: Monday, Mar 30

From the Nelson 11 Text, Chapter 6.6, READ through the 3 well explained examples on pages 386-390, then work through Q1,2,3,6,10 starting on page 391

To help review some of the ideas from Lesson 5.9, you may watch these videos: Video #1 and Video #2 both from Belcastro Math and Video #3 from BarchettaRed

Here are some additional links for videos showing you how to think & work through word problems involving periodic phenomenon: VIDEO #1 from Ryan Jamieson;VIDEO #2 from BarchettaRed;VIDEO #3 from Claire Cassidy.

Due: Sunday, Mar 29

From the Nelson 11 Text, Chapter 6.6, READ through the 3 well explained examples on pages 386-390, then work through Q1,2,3,6,10 starting on page 391

To help review some of the ideas from Lesson 5.9, you may watch these videos: Video #1 and Video #2 both from Belcastro Math and Video #3 from BarchettaRed

Here are some additional links for videos showing you how to think & work through word problems involving periodic phenomenon: VIDEO #1 from Ryan Jamieson;VIDEO #2 from BarchettaRed;VIDEO #3 from Claire Cassidy.

Due: Thursday, Mar 26

From the Nelson 11 Text, Chapter 6.5, work through Chap 6.4 on page 379 & do Q1,2,3. Secondly, work through Chapter 6.5 starting on page 383, do Q1abcd, 2, 5, 6abc

To help review or consolidate the concepts from Lesson 5.8, you may watch these videos: Video #1 from Belcastro Math and Video #2 from AlRichards314 and for an excellent summary of what we did in class with DESMOS, watch VIDEO #3 from mrscantelon

Due: Wednesday, Mar 25

From the Nelson 11 Text, Chapter 6.5, work through Chap 6.4 on page 379 & do Q1,2,3. Secondly, work through Chapter 6.5 starting on page 383, do Q1abcd, 2, 5, 6abc

To help review or consolidate the concepts from Lesson 5.8, you may watch these videos: Video #1 from Belcastro Math and Video #2 from AlRichards314 and for an excellent summary of what we did in class with DESMOS, watch VIDEO #3 from mrscantelon

Due: Tuesday, Mar 24

To revisit the WHY triangles are used to model periodic phenomenon, you may watch these two videos: Video #1 from Ryan Jamieson and Video #2 from Thaddeus Wert

Due: Monday, Mar 23

To revisit the WHY triangles are used to model periodic phenomenon, you may watch these two videos: Video #1 from Ryan Jamieson and Video #2 from Thaddeus Wert

Due: Thursday, Mar 19

From our Lesson 5.6 handout, complete (E) Example #2 on page 3 & 4, (F) Example #3 on page 5, and all questions on page 6

Due: Tuesday, Mar 17

From our Lesson 5.6 handout, complete (E) Example #2 on page 3 & 4, (F) Example #3 on page 5, and all questions on page 6

Due: Monday, Mar 16

Review suggestions for the QUIZ for Monday - work through (i) examples from Lesson Notes, (ii) work through previously assigned HW, (iii) watch previously linked videos on how to work through problems with Sine Law and Cosine Law and (iv) Nelson 10, Chapter 7 & 8 Chapter Review Exercises

Due: Sunday, Mar 15

Review suggestions for the QUIZ for Monday - work through (i) examples from Lesson Notes, (ii) work through previously assigned HW, (iii) watch previously linked videos on how to work through problems with Sine Law and Cosine Law and (iv) Nelson 10, Chapter 7 & 8 Chapter Review Exercises

Due: Tuesday, Mar 10

From Nelson 10, Chap 8.4, practice using the Cosine Law by working through Q3,4,5,6,13 and try Q16 & 17 for a challenge. Pages 441 & 442 have worked examples, if you need to review HOW to work with the Cosine Law

FOR HELP IF YOU NEED IT: Here are some videos that deal with the Law of Cosines (or the Cosine Law). Please watch & record examples: VIDEO #1 - Solving for a side from PatrickJMT and a second video, also solving for a side and here is VIDEO #2 - Solving for an angle , also from PatrickJMT

Due: Monday, Mar 9

PART 1: From Nelson 10, Chap 8.2, practice using the Sine Law by working through Q3,5,6,7,9,11 and try Q15 for a challenge. Pages 430 & 431 have worked examples, if you need to review HOW to work with the Sine Law

PART 2: Here are some videos that deal with the Law of Cosines (or the Cosine Law). Please watch & record examples: VIDEO #1 - Solving for a side from PatrickJMT and a second video, also solving for a side and here is VIDEO #2 - Solving for an angle , also from PatrickJMT

And if you are interested, this VIDEO from MathCamp321, showing the development of the Cosine Law

Due: Sunday, Mar 8

PART 1: From Nelson 10, Chap 8.2, practice using the Sine Law by working through Q3,5,6,7,9,11 and try Q15 for a challenge. Pages 430 & 431 have worked examples, if you need to review HOW to work with the Sine Law

PART 2: Here are some videos that deal with the Law of Cosines (or the Cosine Law). Please watch & record examples: VIDEO #1 - Solving for a side from PatrickJMT and a second video, also solving for a side and here is VIDEO #2 - Solving for an angle , also from PatrickJMT

And if you are interested, this VIDEO from MathCamp321, showing the development of the Cosine Law

Due: Thursday, Mar 5

PART 1: Here is VIDEO #1 on Special Right Triangles & Trig Ratio

PART 2: Practice some Right Triangle Trig problems from today's lesson. From the Lesson 5.2 powerpoint, the problems on Slides #15,#18,#19 have diagrams already set for you. The problems on Slides #16,#17 do not have diagrams, so you need to make your own diagram!!

PART 3: Here are some videos that deal with the Law of Sines (or the Sine Law). Please watch either Videos 1 & 2 OR only Video #3 & record examples: VIDEO #1 - Solving for a side from PatrickJMT and here is VIDEO #2 - Solving for an angle , also from PatrickJMT

VIDEO #3 from Mathispower4u, showing the development of the Sine Law and several examples

Due: Wednesday, Mar 4

PART 1: Here is VIDEO #1 on Special Right Triangles & Trig Ratio

PART 2: Practice some Right Triangle Trig problems from today's lesson. From the Lesson 5.2 powerpoint, the problems on Slides #15,#18,#19 have diagrams already set for you. The problems on Slides #16,#17 do not have diagrams, so you need to make your own diagram!!

PART 3: Here are some videos that deal with the Law of Sines (or the Sine Law). Please watch either Videos 1 & 2 OR only Video #3 & record examples: VIDEO #1 - Solving for a side from PatrickJMT and here is VIDEO #2 - Solving for an angle , also from PatrickJMT

VIDEO #3 from Mathispower4u, showing the development of the Sine Law and several examples

Due: Monday, Mar 2

Here are some videos that deal with the Special Right Triangles and Trig Ratios, in preparation for a QUIZ on Monday/Tuesday

VIDEO #1 on Special Right Triangles & Trig Ratios and two examples of working with the special triangles. You SHOULD be able to do this

VIDEO #2 showing an example of solving sides in a complex triangle, using the special ratios

Due: Tuesday, Mar 3

Here are some videos that deal with the Special Right Triangles and Trig Ratios, in preparation for a QUIZ on Monday/Tuesday

VIDEO #1 on Special Right Triangles & Trig Ratios and two examples of working with the special triangles. You SHOULD be able to do this

VIDEO #2 showing an example of solving sides in a complex triangle, using the special ratios

Due: Wednesday, Feb 18

Here is the link to the SKILLS & CONCEPTS that were presented this unit. To help you consolidate these skills & concepts, here are some TEST PREP suggestions:

(1) Here are some questions dealing with simple Rational Functions. Practice some questions like Exercise 5D, Q1,2,3,4,6

(2) Here is a Polynomial Functions Review from the Nelson 12 Advanced Functions textbook. You could do some of the following: Q2-8,10-13,15,16(GDC),21,24,25,26,33,34ac,36,37,41

(3) Here are some pages from a workbook from Pearson. Try a question or two on each page

Here are links to UNIT TESTS I've found on line that are pretty good: Test #1 (complete with ANS), Test #2 (but no answers)

Due: Thursday, Feb 19

Here is the link to the SKILLS & CONCEPTS that were presented this unit. To help you consolidate these skills & concepts, here are some TEST PREP suggestions:

(1) Here are some questions dealing with simple Rational Functions. Practice some questions like Exercise 5D, Q1,2,3,4,6

(2) Here is a Polynomial Functions Review from the Nelson 12 Advanced Functions textbook. You could do some of the following: Q2-8,10-13,15,16(GDC),21,24,25,26,33,34ac,36,37,41

(3) Here are some pages from a workbook from Pearson. Try a question or two on each page

Here are links to UNIT TESTS I've found on line that are pretty good: Test #1 (complete with ANS), Test #2 (but no answers)

Due: Sunday, Feb 3

You will study EXAMPLES of how to factor polynomials using the previously learned process of synthetic division from these video links. Spend your HW time watching some/all/none of these videos & record examples.

Video #1 from larryschmidt

Video #2 from Eric Buffington

Video #3 from Justin Robinson

Video #4 from Robert Gallop

And the KEY culminating concept (The Factor Theorem) demonstrated here

To start PRACTICING with the technique, work through some questions from all four sections from this worksheet. Ultimately, can you work through the questions in Section 4?

Due: Wednesday, Feb 4

You will study EXAMPLES of how to factor polynomials using the previously learned process of synthetic division from these video links. Spend your HW time watching some/all/none of these videos & record examples.

Video #1 from larryschmidt

Video #2 from Eric Buffington

Video #3 from Justin Robinson

Video #4 from Robert Gallop

And the KEY culminating concept (The Factor Theorem) demonstrated here

To start PRACTICING with the technique, work through some questions from all four sections from this worksheet. Ultimately, can you work through the questions in Section 4?

Due: Sunday, Feb 1

You will get an introduction to a mathematical process called Synthetic Division. I have linked three videos that you can watch (to get three "different" explanations). Please note ==> KEY POINT ==> These videos will only help you to understand HOW to do the process, not WHY to do it or WHY it works!!!

Video #1 from PatrickJMT & Video #2 from MathMeeting and then Video #3 from mathbff

to get an understanding of WHY it works & WHY to do it, read the following from PurpleMath

To start PRACTICING with the technique, work through questions from page 1 of this worksheet

Due: Thursday, Jan 29

You will get an introduction to a mathematical process called Synthetic Division. I have linked three videos that you can watch (to get three "different" explanations). Please note ==> KEY POINT ==> These videos will only help you to understand HOW to do the process, not WHY to do it or WHY it works!!!

Video #1 from PatrickJMT & Video #2 from MathMeeting and then Video #3 from mathbff

to get an understanding of WHY it works & WHY to do it, read the following from PurpleMath

To start PRACTICING with the technique, work through questions from page 1 of this worksheet

Here are some basic concept (graphs of polynomials) review links:

Link #1: Terms and diagrams associated with Polynomial Fcns

Link #2 and Link #3 from Kutasoftware (use TI-84) to help)

Use some of the questions from this link as a nice practice quiz!!

Here are some basic concept (graphs of polynomials) review links:

Link #1: Terms and diagrams associated with Polynomial Fcns

Link #2 and Link #3 from Kutasoftware (use TI-84) to help)

Use some of the questions from this link as a nice practice quiz!!

Due: Monday, Jan 26

Here is a link to the REQUIRED Reflection/Consolidation Assignment

Due: Tuesday, Jan 27

Here is a link to the REQUIRED Reflection/Consolidation Assignment

Due: Thursday, Jan 15

Your first 2 assignments for SEM 2 are the following two surveys: (1) an opportunity to reflect upon SEMESTER 1 of the course and (2) an opportunity to set some goals for SEMESTER 2 of this course. Both surveys are due by the end of the week.

Continue to practice Operations with Polynomials with Questions on page 4and page 8.

Due: Sunday, Jan 18

Your first 2 assignments for SEM 2 are the following two surveys: (1) an opportunity to reflect upon SEMESTER 1 of the course and (2) an opportunity to set some goals for SEMESTER 2 of this course. Both surveys are due by the end of the week.

Continue to practice Operations with Polynomials with Questions on page 4and page 8.

Due: Tuesday, Jan 13

Here is a link to a worksheet through which you can practice Operations with Polynomials. Pages 1-3 are examples of how to add/subtract with polynomials, while page 4 has problems that you can use for practice. Pages 5-7 are examples of how to multiply with polynomials, while page 8 has problems that you can use for practice. All your final answers can be CHECKED/VERIFIED using WolframAlpha.

Spend as much time as you deem necessary to review/practice these algebra based skills. Next class will begin with a HW discussion/Q&A time, wherein you may ask for clarification/help/support from your classmates and from me.

Due: Wednesday, Jan 14

Here is a link to a worksheet through which you can practice Operations with Polynomials. Pages 1-3 are examples of how to add/subtract with polynomials, while page 4 has problems that you can use for practice. Pages 5-7 are examples of how to multiply with polynomials, while page 8 has problems that you can use for practice. All your final answers can be CHECKED/VERIFIED using WolframAlpha.

Spend as much time as you deem necessary to review/practice these algebra based skills. Next class will begin with a HW discussion/Q&A time, wherein you may ask for clarification/help/support from your classmates and from me.

Due: Monday, Dec 15

Here is a list of learning objectives for our Units on Quadratics & Functions

(1) To review/consolidate your understanding of our work with Quadratic Functions, here is the Nelson 10 Chap 6 REV section. On pages 361,362, you could work through Q1ace, 2, 3ace, 4ace, 5, 6, 8ace, 9, 10, 11ace, 14, 15, 18 .You could also complete the Chapter Self Test, Q1-9. ANSWERS are linked here.

Due: Monday, Dec 15

Here is a list of learning objectives for our Units on Quadratics & Functions

(1) To review/consolidate your understanding of our work with Quadratic Functions, here is the Nelson 10 Chap 6 REV section. On pages 361,362, you could work through Q1ace, 2, 3ace, 4ace, 5, 6, 8ace, 9, 10, 11ace, 14, 15, 18 .You could also complete the Chapter Self Test, Q1-9. ANSWERS are linked here.

Due: Monday, Dec 8

From the Nelson 10 Chap 4.7 textbook ,complete Q12,13,14,18 on pages 403-4.

From the Nelson 10 Chap 6.5 textbook, complete Q6,8,9ab,10

Due: Sunday, Dec 7

From the Nelson 10 Chap 4.7 textbook ,complete Q12,13,14,18 on pages 403-4.

From the Nelson 10 Chap 6.5 textbook, complete Q5,6,8,9ab,10

Due: Thursday, Dec 4

From the Nelson 10 textbook, Chap 6.4, complete Q5,8 on pages 343. ANSWERS are linked here - or maybe found using your calculators

To see examples of HOW to use the Quadratic Formula (if needed):

VIDEO #1 from PatrickJMT

VIDEO #2 also from PatrickJMT

VIDEO #3 also from PatrickJMT

Due: Wednesday, Dec 3

From the Nelson 10 Chap 4.7 textbook ,complete Q6,11 on pages 403-4.

To see examples of HOW to use the Quadratic Formula (if needed):

VIDEO #1 from PatrickJMT

VIDEO #2 also from PatrickJMT

VIDEO #3 also from PatrickJMT

Due: Tuesday, Dec 2

From the worksheet attached, complete Q9-18 on pages 1,2,3 and then Q7,8,9,10 on page 4 and then Q1,2,4,5 on page 5. I will be collecting your homework next lesson

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES (if needed):

VIDEO #1 from Khan Academy explaining the idea & showing a simple example in this video

Here is a second VIDEO from Bill Witte, developing & explaining the same concept

Due: Sunday, Dec 1

From the worksheet attached, complete Q1-4,6-10,12-15 on pages 1,2,3 and then Q7,8,9,10 on page 4 and then Q1,2 on page 5. I will be collecting your homework next lesson

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES (if needed):

VIDEO #1 from Khan Academy explaining the idea & showing a simple example in this video

Here is a second VIDEO from Bill Witte, developing & explaining the same concept

Due: Tuesday, Nov 25

(1) To practice working with HARDER quadratic equations, complete Q7,8,12 from page 4 of this worksheet

(2) To practice WRITING EQNS IN VERTEX FORM, from Nelson 10, Chap 6.3, p331-2, complete Q7bcd.

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES (if needed):

Video #1 from G. Hill

Due: Monday, Nov 24

DO EITHER OPTION #1 or #2 and then move onto #3

(1) To practice working with EASIER quadratic equations, complete Q1-10 from this worksheet

(2) To practice working with HARDER quadratic equations, complete Q6-15 from page 4 of this worksheet

(3) To practice WRITING EQNS IN VERTEX FORM, from Nelson 10, Chap 6.3, p331-2, complete Q1,2,3,4,7abc. If you have no idea how to work through these, simply READ through examples 2,3,4 on pages 327 - 330 & see if the presented solutions make sense & help you.

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES (if needed):

Video #1 from G. Hill

Due: Sunday, Nov 23

(1) To practice SOLVING quadratic equations, complete Q1-8 from this worksheet

(2) To practice WRITING EQNS IN VERTEX FORM, from Nelson 10, Chap 6.3, p331-2, complete Q1,2,3,4,7abc. If you have no idea how to work through these, simply READ through examples 2,3,4 on pages 327 - 330 & see if the presented solutions make sense & help you.

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES (if needed):

Video #1 from MathisPower4u

Due: Thursday, Nov 20

(1) To practice SOLVING quadratic equations, complete Q1-8 from this worksheet

(2) To practice WRITING EQNS IN VERTEX FORM, from Nelson 10, Chap 6.3, p331-2, complete Q1,2,3,4,7abc. If you have no idea how to work through these, simply READ through examples 2,3,4 on pages 327 - 330 & see if the presented solutions make sense & help you.

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES (if needed):

Video #1 from MathisPower4u

Due: Wednesday, Nov 19

(1) Watch & RECORD EXAMPLES from the following the FIRST 2 videos to PREVIEW Completing the Square:

(a) Video #1 from Art of Problem Solving

(b) Video #2 also from Art of Problem Solving

(c) Video #3 from PatrickJMT

To put a GEOMETRIC/TACTILE context into the process, SIMPLY watch one of the following videos:

(a) Video #1 on Completing the Square using Algebra Tiles

(b) Video #2 on Basic Completing the Square using Algebra Tiles

Due: Tuesday, Nov 18

(1) Watch & RECORD EXAMPLES from the following the FIRST 2 videos to PREVIEW Completing the Square:

(a) Video #1 from Art of Problem Solving

(b) Video #2 also from Art of Problem Solving

(c) Video #3 from PatrickJMT

To put a GEOMETRIC/TACTILE context into the process, SIMPLY watch one of the following videos:

(a) Video #1 on Completing the Square using Algebra Tiles

(b) Video #2 on Basic Completing the Square using Algebra Tiles

Due: Monday, Nov 17

(1) Watch & RECORD EXAMPLES from the following videos on Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring:

(a) Video #1 from PatrickJMT

(b) Video #2 from MathisPower4u

(c) Video #3 from Art of Problem Solving

If you need more practice/reminder of factoring quadratic equations (especially when a > 1), watch the following videos:

(a) Video #1 on Factoring by Grouping from PatrickJMT

(b) Video #2 on Factoring by Decomposition and here is a second video showing examples of Decomposition

Due: Sunday, Nov 16

(1) Watch & RECORD EXAMPLES from the following videos on Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring:

(a) Video #1 from PatrickJMT

(b) Video #2 from MathisPower4u

(c) Video #3 from Art of Problem Solving

If you need more practice/reminder of factoring quadratic equations (especially when a > 1), watch the following videos:

(a) Video #1 on Factoring by Grouping from PatrickJMT

(b) Video #2 on Factoring by Decomposition and here is a second video showing examples of Decomposition

Due: Thursday, Nov 13

(1) Watch & RECORD EXAMPLES from the following videos on Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring:

(a) Video #1 from PatrickJMT

(b) Video #2 from MathisPower4u

(c) Video #3 from Mathbff

If you need more practice/reminder of factoring quadratic equations (especially when a > 1), watch the following videos:

(a) Video #1 on Factoring by Grouping from PatrickJMT

(b) Video #2 on Criss Cross Factoring from Steven Kliemann

Due: Wednesday, Nov 12

(1) Watch & RECORD EXAMPLES from the following videos on Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring:

(a) Video #1 from PatrickJMT

(b) Video #2 from MathisPower4u

(c) Video #3 from Mathbff

If you need more practice/reminder of factoring quadratic equations (especially when a > 1), watch the following videos:

(a) Video #1 on Factoring by Grouping from PatrickJMT

(b) Video #2 on Criss Cross Factoring from Steven Kliemann

Due: Tuesday, Nov 11

To help with your TEST PREP, I am linking the Nelson 10, Chapter 5 Review Exercises. Check the KEY REVIEW points on p303 and then the Review Questions on pages 304-305, Q1,3,5,6,7,9,11,13,14b,15ac,16,17. There is a Practice Test on page 306. Answers linked here, but make sure you show complete solutions in your TEST PREP

To remind you of skills you have learned LAST YEAR in IM2, here is the Unit Test from IM2

You are also responsible for knowing how to transform the parent function, y = 1/x. Here are some additional resources for studying the transformation of y = 1/x: here is a video from LisaPeters5's channel and here is a second worksheet (try Q2adeg on page 2)

Due: Monday, Nov 10

To help with your TEST PREP, I am linking the Nelson 10, Chapter 5 Review Exercises. Check the KEY REVIEW points on p303 and then the Review Questions on pages 304-305, Q1,3,5,6,7,9,11,13,14b,15ac,16,17. There is a Practice Test on page 306. Answers linked here, but make sure you show complete solutions in your TEST PREP

To remind you of skills you have learned LAST YEAR in IM2, here is the Unit Test from IM2

You are also responsible for knowing how to transform the parent function, y = 1/x. Here are some additional resources for studying the transformation of y = 1/x: here is a video from LisaPeters5's channel and here is a second worksheet (try Q2adeg on page 2)

Due: Tuesday, Nov 11

(1) To PREVIEW our next lesson on Composition of Functions, watch the following video and make notes from the examples that are being developed. Then read the following explanation from RegentsPrep.org

(2) To get an early start on studying, I am linking the Nelson 10, Chapter 5 Review Exercises. Check the KEY REVIEW points on p303 and then the Review Questions on pages 304-305, Q1,3,5,6,7,9,11,13,14b,15ac,16,17. There is a Practice Test on page 306. Answers linked here, but make sure you show complete solutions in your TEST PREP

To remind you of skills you have learned LAST YEAR in IM2, here is the Unit Test from IM2

You are also responsible for knowing how to transform two parent functions, y = 1/x (link to practice WS here) and y = B^x Iink to Worksheet #1 and Worksheet #2

Due: Monday, Nov 10

(1) To PREVIEW our next lesson on Composition of Functions, watch the following video and make notes from the examples that are being developed. Then read the following explanation from RegentsPrep.org

(2) To get an early start on studying, I am linking the Nelson 10, Chapter 5 Review Exercises. Check the KEY REVIEW points on p303 and then the Review Questions on pages 304-305, Q1,3,5,6,7,9,11,13,14b,15ac,16,17. There is a Practice Test on page 306. Answers linked here, but make sure you show complete solutions in your TEST PREP

To remind you of skills you have learned LAST YEAR in IM2, here is the Unit Test from IM2

You are also responsible for knowing how to transform two parent functions, y = 1/x (link to practice WS here) and y = B^x Iink to Worksheet #1 and Worksheet #2

Due: Wednesday, Nov 5

Complete the following questions from Nelson 10, Chap 5.6 – Solving Problems Using Quadratic Relations, p301, Q1,2,3,4,5abc,6,7abc.

Here are two video links to the PARTIAL FACTORING method: VIDEO #1 and here is a second example in VIDEO #2

ANSWERS linked here

Here is the LINK to the online PCPR scoring Rubric

Due: Tuesday, Nov 4

Complete the following questions from Nelson 10, Chap 5.6 – Solving Problems Using Quadratic Relations, p301, Q1,2,3,4,5abc,6,7abc.

Here are two video links to the PARTIAL FACTORING method: VIDEO #1 and here is a second example in VIDEO #2

ANSWERS linked here

Here is the LINK to the online PCPR scoring Rubric

Due: Monday, Nov 3

Complete the following questions from Nelson 10, Chap 5.5 – Solving Problems Using Quadratic Relations, p293 - 296, Q4c,5b,7,11,13,14,12,17. AP/HL challenge would be Q20

ANSWERS linked here

Due: Sunday, Nov 2

Complete the following questions from Nelson 10, Chap 5.5 – Solving Problems Using Quadratic Relations, p293 - 296, Q4c,5b,7,11,13,14,12,17. AP/HL challenge would be Q20

ANSWERS linked here

Due: Thursday, Oct 30

Complete the following questions from Nelson 10, Chap 5.4 – Quadratic Models Using Vertex Form, p281 – 284, Q3df,4cef,5cef,6ad,7,10,11,12,13,14,15. AP/HL challenge would be Q18 & 19

ANSWERS linked here

Due: Wednesday, Oct 29

Complete the following questions from Nelson 10, Chap 5.4 – Quadratic Models Using Vertex Form, p281 – 284, Q3df,4cef,5cef,6ad,7,10,11,12,13,14,15. AP/HL challenge would be Q18 & 19

ANSWERS linked here

Due: Tuesday, Oct 28

Review materials for QUIZ: (1) Working with Quadratic Functions from Page 1 of Nelson 10 Chapter 5 Mid Chapter Review as well as Page 2, (2) Transforming Quadratic Functions worksheet, (3) For Reviewing Transforming Functions (as in Lesson 2.3), (3) more work on Transforming Functions (from Lesson 2.3)

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES, you should watch these videos on Transforming Functions: Video #1 and here is Video #2 and here is Video #3

Due: Monday, Oct 27

Review materials for QUIZ: (1) Working with Quadratic Functions from Page 1 of Nelson 10 Chapter 5 Mid Chapter Review as well as Page 2, (2) Transforming Quadratic Functions worksheet, (3) For Reviewing Transforming Functions (as in Lesson 2.3), (3) more work on Transforming Functions (from Lesson 2.3)

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES, you should watch these videos on Transforming Functions: Video #1 and here is Video #2 and here is Video #3

Due: Sunday, Oct 26

From Nelson 10, Chapter 5.3, page 271, do Q10,11 and from page 272, do Q 13,14,15

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES, you should watch these videos on Transforming Functions: Video #1 and here is Video #2 and here is Video #3

Due: Thursday, Oct 23

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES, you should watch these videos on Transforming Functions: Video #1 and here is Video #2 and here is Video #3

Due: Monday, Oct 20

Work on your PROJECT.

FOR REVIEW PURPOSES, you should watch these videos on Transforming Functions: Video #1 and here is Video #2 and here is Video #3

Due: Sunday, Oct 19

From the Nelson 10 textbook, Chapter 5.2, on p262, Q1-5

Due: Thursday, Oct 16

From the Nelson 10 textbook, Chapter 5.2, on page 262, Q1-5

Due: Sunday, Oct 17

From the Nelson 10 textbook, Chapter 5.2, on page 262, Q1-5

Due: Tuesday, Oct 14

From the Nelson 10 textbook, Chapter 5.1, on page 256-258, Q1,2,5,6,8ab,11 and for AP/HL try Q13 & 14

Due: Wednesday, Oct 15

From the Nelson 10 textbook, Chapter 5.1, on page 256-258, Q1,2,5,6,8ab,11 and for AP/HL try Q13 & 14

Due: Wednesday, Oct 1

Start planning for your Quarter 1 Project. I have linked the details of the Project here. Read it over, look at the scoring rubric & look at the exemplar. You are required to have an Olympic Event selected in order to begin the data collection & thereby start the Project in our class period on Wednesday.

Once you have your event selected, email me ASAP, as I will only allow one person per event and I will operate on a "first come, first served" basis

Due: Thursday, Oct 2

Start planning for your Quarter 1 Project. I have linked the details of the Project here. Read it over, look at the scoring rubric & look at the exemplar. You are required to have an Olympic Event selected in order to begin the data collection & thereby start the Project in our class period on Thursday.

Once you have your event selected, email me ASAP, as I will only allow one person per event and I will operate on a "first come, first served" basis

Due: Monday, Sep 29

Continue working on your TEST PREP (linked here). You MUST have a TEST PREP to hand in for next class, one that includes any review you've done ON YOUR OWN, rather than the PREP from class!!

IF YOU ARE STILL UNSURE ABOUT THE ALGEBRAIC METHODS, Watch these 2 videos & record the examples if you wish (your notes are good for a POP QUIZ!!!). Links to Review Videos for Algebraic Solutions to Linear Systems:

(1) From the Art of Problem Solving, here is a video on the Substitution Method. Here is an alternate video, done by Your Math Gal on the Substitution Method

(2) From the Art of Problem Solving, here is a video on the Elimination Method. Here is an alternate video, done by Your Math Gal on the Elimination Method

Due: Tuesday, Sep 30

Continue working on your TEST PREP (linked here). You MUST have a TEST PREP to hand in for next class, one that includes any review you've done ON YOUR OWN, rather than the PREP from class!!

IF YOU ARE STILL UNSURE ABOUT THE ALGEBRAIC METHODS, Watch these 2 videos & record the examples if you wish (your notes are good for a POP QUIZ!!!). Links to Review Videos for Algebraic Solutions to Linear Systems:

(1) From the Art of Problem Solving, here is a video on the Substitution Method. Here is an alternate video, done by Your Math Gal on the Substitution Method

(2) From the Art of Problem Solving, here is a video on the Elimination Method. Here is an alternate video, done by Your Math Gal on the Elimination Method

Due: Wednesday, Sep 24

Start working on your TEST PREP (linked here). You MUST have a minimum of 5 questions done for next class

Links to Review Videos for Algebraic Solutions to Linear Systems:

(1) From the Art of Problem Solving, here is a video on the Substitution Method

(2) From the Art of Problem Solving, here is a video on the Elimination Method. Here is a second video on the Elimination method

Due: Thursday, Sep 25

Start working on your TEST PREP (linked here). You MUST have a minimum of 5 questions done for next class

Links to Review Videos for Algebraic Solutions to Linear Systems:

(1) From the Art of Problem Solving, here is a video on the Substitution Method

(2) From the Art of Problem Solving, here is a video on the Elimination Method. Here is a second video on the Elimination method

Due: Monday, Sep 22

From our Linear Systems Equation Writing Speed Dating exercise in class today, you should have equations for at least 7 word problems. you should now SOLVE those word problems using the ALGEBRAIC METHODS of Substitution & Elimination (to practice your fluency with this skill). Feel free to CHECK your answers using graphs on the TI-84 as well as the PLYSMLT2 program on your TI-84. Here is a link to the page with all the word problems

If our equation writing exercise made NO sense to you, you may also want to watch these videos (Video #1 and here is Video #2) instead, which will review the process of writing the equations in word problems & then using the elimination or substitution methods for solving the problems

Links to Review Videos for Algebraic Solutions to Linear Systems:

(1) From PatrickJMT, here is a video on the Substitution Method

(2) From PatrickJMT, here is a video on the Elimination Method

Due: Tuesday, Sep 23

From our Linear Systems Equation Writing Speed Dating exercise in class today, you should have equations for 10 word problems. you should now SOLVE those word problems using the ALGEBRAIC METHODS of Substitution & Elimination (to practice your fluency with this skill). Feel free to CHECK your answers using graphs on the TI-84 as well as the PLYSMLT2 program on your TI-84. Here is a link to the page with all the word problems

If our equation writing exercise made NO sense to you, you may also want to watch these videos (Video #1 and here is Video #2) instead, which will review the process of writing the equations in word problems & then using the elimination or substitution methods for solving the problems

Links to Review Videos for Algebraic Solutions to Linear Systems:

(1) From PatrickJMT, here is a video on the Substitution Method

(2) From PatrickJMT, here is a video on the Elimination Method

Due: Thursday, Sep 18

(1) You have an opportunity to give us your input & feedback on the PCPR rubric. Please complete the following survey, as we will now move to finalizing the rubric, its scoring, its reporting, & its recording in POLAR. This is DUE TODAY to get the PCPR credit for todays lesson.

(2) You will need to complete a Quiz Reflection for the Unit 1 QUIZ. So, come & collect your quizzes from me. For this Quiz Reflection, complete this online Quiz 1.1 Reflection Form, wherein WE list the key skills assessed by each question & YOU identify some of the key skills/concepts that you struggled with while writing the QUIZ. To help with your Quiz Reflections, look at your test, your marks on the questions & here is the SOLUTION KEY for the Quiz. This is due by Wednesday, midnight in order to get credit for the Quiz Reflection

If you need it (or want it), here is a blank copy of the quiz

Links to Review Videos for Algebraic Solutions to Linear Systems:

(1) From PatrickJMT, here is a video on the Substitution Method

(2) From PatrickJMT, here is a video on the Elimination Method

Due: Monday, Sep 15

(1) Complete Pages 4 (Puppy Pen) & 5 (Sally's Part time job) from todays Lesson Notes handout from class

(2) You will need to complete a Quiz Reflection for the Unit 1 QUIZ. So, come & collect your quizzes from me. For this Quiz Reflection, complete this online Quiz 1.1 Reflection Form, wherein WE list the key skills assessed by each question & YOU identify some of the key skills/concepts that you struggled with while writing the QUIZ. To help with your Quiz Reflections, look at your test, your marks on the questions & here is the SOLUTION KEY for the Quiz

If you need it (or want it), here is a blank copy of the quiz

Due: Tuesday, Sep 16

(1) ALL STUDENTS WILL Complete Pages 2,3 & 4 from todays Lesson Notes handout from class (LINKED HERE). Please print and I will be collecting this work as well as the HW from Day 1 of Lesson 1.6

(2) You will need to complete a Quiz Reflection for the Unit 1 QUIZ. So, come & collect your quizzes from me. For this Quiz Reflection, complete this online Quiz 1.1 Reflection Form, wherein WE list the key skills assessed by each question & YOU identify some of the key skills/concepts that you struggled with while writing the QUIZ. To help with your Quiz Reflections, look at your test, your marks on the questions & here is the SOLUTION KEY for the Quiz

If you need it (or want it), here is a blank copy of the quiz

Due: Monday, Sep 15

(1) Complete Pages 4 (Puppy Pen) & 5 (Sally's Part time job) from todays Lesson Notes handout from class

(2) You will need to complete a Quiz Reflection for the Unit 1 QUIZ. So, come & collect your quizzes from me. For this Quiz Reflection, complete this online Quiz 1.1 Reflection Form, wherein WE list the key skills assessed by each question & YOU identify some of the key skills/concepts that you struggled with while writing the QUIZ. To help with your Quiz Reflections, look at your test, your marks on the questions & here is the SOLUTION KEY for the Quiz

If you need it (or want it), here is a blank copy of the quiz

Due: Sunday, Sep 14

(1) Complete Pages 4 & 5 from todays Lesson Notes handout from class (except the MF group, who will complete the ENTIRE handout)

(2) You will need to complete a Quiz Reflection for the Unit 1 QUIZ. So, come & collect your quizzes from me. For this Quiz Reflection, complete this online Quiz 1.1 Reflection Form, wherein WE list the key skills assessed by each question & YOU identify some of the key skills/concepts that you struggled with while writing the QUIZ. To help with your Quiz Reflections, look at your test, your marks on the questions & here is the SOLUTION KEY for the Quiz

If you need it (or want it), here is a blank copy of the quiz

Due: Monday, Sep 15

(1) Complete Pages 4 (Puppy Pen) & 5 (Sally's Part time job) from todays Lesson Notes handout from class

(2) You will need to complete a Quiz Reflection for the Unit 1 QUIZ. So, come & collect your quizzes from me. For this Quiz Reflection, complete this online Quiz 1.1 Reflection Form, wherein WE list the key skills assessed by each question & YOU identify some of the key skills/concepts that you struggled with while writing the QUIZ. To help with your Quiz Reflections, look at your test, your marks on the questions & here is the SOLUTION KEY for the Quiz

If you need it (or want it), here is a blank copy of the quiz

Due: Wednesday, Sep 10

From this worksheet on Writing Linear Equations work through Q3,4,6,11,12,13,14,15,17. Answers on page 3 of the worksheet

OPTIONAL: For REVIEW: You may need to review how to work with equations of linear functions. So, you can watch these videos:

(1) Topic #1: Writing eqns given 2 points

(2) Topic #2: Standard Form & the Intercepts

(3) Topic #3: Converting from Standard form to Slope intercept form

(4) Topic #4: Converting to standard form

Due: Thursday, Sep 11

From this worksheet on Writing Linear Equations work through Q3,4,6,11,12,13,14,15,17. Answers on page 3 of the worksheet

OPTIONAL: For REVIEW: You may need to review how to work with equations of linear functions. So, you can watch these videos:

(1) Topic #1: Writing eqns given 2 points

(2) Topic #2: Standard Form & the Intercepts

(3) Topic #3: Converting from Standard form to Slope intercept form

(4) Topic #4: Converting to standard form

Due: Monday, Sep 8

From the textbook PRECALCULUS WITH LIMITS – A Graphing Approach (4th ed) by Larson, Hostetler, Edwards, Sec 1.1, p11-15, Exercises 1,2,19,20,21,23,26,28,33,37,51,55. Answers to odd numbered questions are linked here

OPTIONAL: For REVIEW: You may need to review how to work with equations of linear functions. So, you can watch these videos:

(1) Topic #1: Writing eqns given 2 points

(2) Topic #2: Standard Form & the Intercepts

(3) Topic #3: Converting from Standard form to Slope intercept form

(4) Topic #4: Converting to standard form

Due: Wednesday, Sep 9

From the textbook PRECALCULUS WITH LIMITS – A Graphing Approach (4th ed) by Larson, Hostetler, Edwards, Sec 1.1, p11-15, Exercises 1,2,19,20,21,23,26,28,33,37,51,55. Answers to odd numbered questions are linked here

OPTIONAL: For REVIEW: You may need to review how to work with equations of linear functions. So, you can watch these videos:

(1) Topic #1: Writing eqns given 2 points

(2) Topic #2: Standard Form & the Intercepts

(3) Topic #3: Converting from Standard form to Slope intercept form

(4) Topic #4: Converting to standard form

Due: Thursday, Sep 4

You will complete the IN CLASS ASSIGNMENT from Lesson 1.4 on the Characteristics of Parent Functions that you started on Sunday. You are required to turn in the Lesson Handout, complete with the list of characteristics/features of the parent functions, domain & range as well as the sketches. Most of you completed this in class on Sunday.

You are also required to complete the reflection questions (J,K,L,M) from page 27 of the Nelson 11, Chapter 1.3 text.

OPTIONAL: For REVIEW: You may need to review how to write equations of lines. So, you can watch these two videos. Here is the link to Video #1 & then here is the link to Video #2

Due: Thursday, Sep 4

You will complete the IN CLASS ASSIGNMENT from Lesson 1.4 on the Characteristics of Parent Functions that you started on Sunday. You are required to turn in the Lesson Handout, complete with the list of characteristics/features of the parent functions, domain & range as well as the sketches. Most of you completed this in class on Sunday.

You are also required to complete the reflection questions (J,K,L,M) from page 27 of the Nelson 11, Chapter 1.3 text.

OPTIONAL: For REVIEW: You may need to review how to write equations of lines. So, you can watch these two videos. Here is the link to Video #1 & then here is the link to Video #2

Due: Tuesday, Sep 2

In preparing for the QUIZ on Tuesday, Sept 2 (B Block) on Introduction to FUNCTIONS, here is a LINK to the Nelson 11 textbook CHAPTER 1 REVIEW SECTION, where you could work through Practice Q1,3,5,6 on page 40 as well as Practice Q3,4,5ab,8b on page 76. Here is the link to the ANSWERS to the Chapter 1 section of the textbook.Key ideas in our functions intro are discussed on pg 38 & 39 of this review section.

Here is another textbook link to MHR Mathematics 11, Chap 3.1. You could work through Q7,9,11,12,15,27,29

I have linked a list of CONCEPTS & SKILLS to know from our IM3 lessons so far.

Another HINT is that I REALLY LIKE the exercises on page 5 & 6 of LESSON #1 as well as the easier exercises on page 4 & 5 of Lesson #2

Here is a link to an Introduction to Functions Quiz (and its solutions) given to IM2 students in Aug 2014

Due: Wednesday, Sep 3

In preparing for the QUIZ on Wednesday, Sept 3 (G Block) on Introduction to FUNCTIONS, here is a LINK to the Nelson 11 textbook CHAPTER 1 REVIEW SECTION, where you could work through Practice Q1,3,5,6 on page 40 as well as Practice Q3,4,5ab,8b on page 76. Here is the link to the ANSWERS to the Chapter 1 section of the textbook.Key ideas in our functions intro are discussed on pg 38 & 39 of this review section.

Here is another textbook link to MHR Mathematics 11, Chap 3.1. You could work through Q7,9,11,12,15,27,29

I have linked a list of CONCEPTS & SKILLS to know from our IM3 lessons so far.

Another HINT is that I REALLY LIKE the exercises on page 5 & 6 of LESSON #1 as well as the easier exercises on page 4 & 5 of Lesson #2

Here is a link to an Introduction to Functions Quiz (and its solutions) given to IM2 students in Aug 2014

Due: Wednesday, Aug 27

From the Nelson 11 FUNCTIONS text, Chapter 1.4 on page 35-37, Q2,5,6,7,9abc,10,14,16 & then for AP/HL Extensions, do Q17. Answers are linked here

Here is a video to remind you how we use a graph to find domain and range

Due: Wednesday, Aug 27

From the Nelson 11 FUNCTIONS text, Chapter 1.4 on page 35-37, Q2,5,6,7,9abc,10,14,16 & then for AP/HL Extensions, do Q17. Answers are linked here

Here is a video to remind you how we use a graph to find domain and range

Due: Monday, Aug 25

REMEMBER THAT ALL HOMEWORK MUST BE DONE IN A SEPARATE SPIRAL NOTEBOOK!!

From the Nelson 11 FUNCTIONS text, Chapter 1.2 on page 22-24, Q1,2,3,6,8,10,11,13,16ab & then for AP/HL Extensions, do Q17,20. Answers are linked here

Due: Tuesday, Aug 26

REMEMBER THAT ALL HOMEWORK MUST BE DONE IN A SEPARATE SPIRAL NOTEBOOK!!

From the Nelson 11 FUNCTIONS text, Chapter 1.2 on page 22-24, Q1,2,3,6,8,10,11,13,16ab & then for AP/HL Extensions, do Q17,20. Answers are linked here

Due: Thursday, Aug 21

REMEMBER THAT ALL HOMEWORK MUST BE DONE IN A SEPARATE SPIRAL NOTEBOOK!!

(1) From the class handout, complete the Rabbit Population problem (linked here). Then ....

(2) From the Nelson 11 FUNCTIONS text, Chapter 1.2 on page 22-24, complete Q1,3,4,12,13

Due: Sunday, Aug 24

REMEMBER THAT ALL HOMEWORK MUST BE DONE IN A SEPARATE SPIRAL NOTEBOOK!!

(2) From the Nelson 11 FUNCTIONS text, Chapter 1.1 on page 10-12, based upon today's class discussions, revisit and attempt Q7,8,9

(2) From the Nelson 11 FUNCTIONS text, Chapter 1.2 on page 22-24, complete Q1,3,4,12,13

Due: Tuesday, Aug 19

REMEMBER THAT ALL HOMEWORK MUST BE DONE IN A SEPARATE SPIRAL NOTEBOOK!!

(1) Complete Section G - APPLICATION OF FUNCTIONS question from the Lesson Notes (linked here). Then ....

(2) From the Nelson 11 FUNCTIONS text, Chapter 1.1 on page 10-12, complete Q1,3,4,6,7,8,10,13,15

Due: Wednesday, Aug 20

REMEMBER THAT ALL HOMEWORK MUST BE DONE IN A SEPARATE SPIRAL NOTEBOOK!!

(1) Complete Section G - APPLICATION OF FUNCTIONS question from the Lesson Notes (linked here). Then ....

(2) From the Nelson 11 FUNCTIONS text, Chapter 1.1 on page 10-12, complete Q1,3,4,6,7,8,10,13,15

Due: Sunday, Aug 17

REMEMBER THAT ALL HOMEWORK MUST BE DONE IN A SEPARATE SPIRAL NOTEBOOK!!

To PREVIEW ideas & concepts related to FUNCTIONS:

(1) Simply WATCH this video from Your MathGal on FUNCTIONS Part 1 and write down your answer to the question ==> What is a RELATION?

(2) Watch and RECORD EXAMPLES AND KEY IDEAS/CONCEPTS from this video from Your MathGal on FUNCTIONS Part 2

(3) Simply WATCH this video from Your MathGal on FUNCTIONS Part 4 and write down your answer to the question ==> What is the MAIN POINT to this video?

Due: Monday, Aug 18

REMEMBER THAT ALL HOMEWORK MUST BE DONE IN A SEPARATE SPIRAL NOTEBOOK!!

To PREVIEW ideas & concepts related to FUNCTIONS:

(1) Simply WATCH this video from Your MathGal on FUNCTIONS Part 1 and write down your answer to the question ==> What is a RELATION?

(2) Watch and RECORD EXAMPLES AND KEY IDEAS/CONCEPTS from this video from Your MathGal on FUNCTIONS Part 2

(3) Simply WATCH this video from Your MathGal on FUNCTIONS Part 4 and write down your answer to the question ==> What is the MAIN POINT to this video?