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We continued to look at order of operations as well as questions that use exponent rules.
Puzzle 26: Three Slices of Toasts We looked at more examples of rational exponents. We also clarified the difference between "evaluate" and "expressing as a positive exponents." We also looked at order of operations. The students also had a chance to look at their quiz from last class. Puzzle 48: Tax Collector 
We introduced what are rational exponents. We looked at how to evaluate (simplify) and how to use exponent laws for rational exponents. Handout for more practice for integral exponents. Practice: Chapter 4.3 Page 72 # 1-9 Quiz 1 completed today.
We did practice for the quiz today after the puzzle.
Please be reminded that the quiz is next class. Practice questions are posted plus the many worksheets. Although homework is not collected, I expect you to be practicing. Practice: Chapter 4.1 Page 64 #1-4, 9, 10 Chapter 4.2 Page 67 #1-5, 8, 9, 12 Puzzle 6: Flipping Cards We went over Square and Cubes, exponent laws involving both positive and negative exponents. Books were distributed. Rubric for Term 1 project also distributed. Announcement: Quiz # 1 on Square, cubes and integral exponents will be on Sept 19th. Test # 1 on Prime factorization and exponents will be on Oct 1st. Practice: Chapter 4.1 Page 64 #1-4, 9, 10 Chapter 4.2 Page 67 #1-5, 8, 9, 12
We looked at how to use prime factorization to find greatest common factor (GCF) and least common multiple (LCM). We also briefly talked about factor pairs. Please make sure to look at the word problems worksheet. Puzzle 25: Ten Rows
We reviewed the different number systems as well as what is a prime number. We then went over prime factorization via the Factor Tree. Puzzle 22: Making Eggs
Welcome to Math 10!
We will go over the syllabus so you know what to expect. The syllabus is posted on this site for your reference. |
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