So this post is for those of you away with sports (good luck by the way). While you're away you may be able to keep up by taking a look at The Math Page. It covers everything we're going to discuss while you're away.
The link above will take you to a good website that explains the idea of intercepts really well. Read it first, then take a look at the video below.
If you happen to have your work with you, here's a straight forward lesson to get out of the way.
Hi there dedicated math student...
Watch the video below and give exercise #4 a try. If there are questions you have that I don't get to in class today, you can leave a comment below and I can answer them here.
Let me know what you think by leaving a comment.
Today we learned of a new type of relation called a function. The notes should explain most of it, but be sure to read the examples in your module.
When we come back we'll be looking into something called an arithmetic sequence and series. Take a short read of those lessons before you return.
Here you go...just remember you asked for this!
...and apparently there is a mistake in one of the examples...see if you can find it.
We watched the video (click the title of this post) and worked on Lesson #6. For homework tonight I would like you to read lesson #7 and copy the examples into your notes. Your feedback about the posted video was helpful and I will attempt to do more posting.
A question that came up during class was #7:
I'm trying something a little different. Below are some links to the notes and homework discussions we had today. My hope is that I will be able to provide you with a history of the notes and things we work out in class. This does not mean that you are no longer responsible for writing these things down in class, but you can use it as a resource if you're away.
If this works out well, I may post assignments and solutions here as well. Leave a comment if you find this helpful in some way.
Lesson 5 notes
Lesson 4 Homework Discussion
