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Thursday, June 14, 2012

Circle Graphs

Sectors of circle graphs are made from central angles.

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Probability

favourable outcomes
possible outcomes

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Math Exam Review

Integers:
Integers - negative numbers represents values below zero and positive numbers represent values aboive zero.
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Math Exam Review

Central Tendency:
Mean- add up all the values in the set then divide the sum by how many values there are
Median- the middle number in a set of ordered values, might be the mean of 2 middle values
Mode- the value that shows up the most
Range- positive difference between largest and smallest values
Outlier- values that are too big or too small compared to the other values



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Quadrants

Quadrant 1 (+,+)
Quadrant 2 (-,+)
Quadrant 3 (-,-)
Quadrant 4 (+,-)


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Algebra:
Variable - is an unknown number

Expression contains variables, operations, and numbers, in any combination

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Math Exam Review


Circles:
Circle Formulas:
c = π d 
c = 2 π r 
d = 2r 
a  = π r 

Area is the measured of space a two dimensional shape covers.

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Divisibility
Divisibility Rules:
  • 0 - any number ends in 0
  • 1 - any whole number
  • 2 - any even number
  • 3 - sum of the digits is multiple by 3
  • 4 - divisible by 2 twice
  • 5 - any number that ends in 5 or 0
  • 6 - any number that is divisible by 2 and 3
  • 8 - divisible by 2 thrice
  • 9 - sum of the digits is multiple by 9
  • 10 - any number that ends in 0


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Math Exam Review

Divisibility
Divisible- means when a number can be divided by another number, with no remainder or decimal

It is a whole number


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Math Exam Review

Probability
Theoretical Probability- what you expect to happen

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Probability
Experimental Probability- actually doing the trails
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Transformations:
Reflection- mirror image

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Transformations:
Rotation- turn about a fixed point

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Math Exam Review

Transformations:
Translation-slide along a straight line


This is how to translate a shape:


Friday, February 3, 2012

I only got 3 questions wrong out of 14. How come i got a C?


This is my answer:




There was something wrong w/ Mr. Isfeld's Grade Scale, This was the right one:

A= 90-100=4.0 Outstanding
B+= 87-89=3.0
B= 80-86=3.0 Above Average
C+= 7 7-79=2.0
C= 70-76=2.0 Average
D+= 67-69=1.0
D= 60-66=1.0 Lowest Acceptable
F= 0-59=0.0 Failure
I=0=0.0Incomplete







Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Prime Factor

Prime Factor
  • Numbers with only 2 factors, 1 and itself.
  • Goes into a number with no remainder or a decimal.

Divisibility Rules

Rule for 1:
  • All whole numbers are divisible by one
e.g:
3÷1=3
111
÷1=111

Rule for 2:
  • All even numbers are divisible by 2.
  • Even numbers end in 0, 2, 4, 6, and 8.
  • Odd numbers end in 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9.
Rule for 4:
  • All numbers that are divisible by 2 twice.
e.g:
16÷2=8÷2=4
16 is divisible by 4.

Rule for 8:
  • All whole numbers divisible by 2 thrice.
e.g:
24÷2=12÷2=6÷2=3
24 is divisible by 8.

Rule for 5:
  • All numbers ending in 5 or 0.
e.g: 5,10,15,20........


Rule for 10:
Any whole numbers ending in 0.

e.g: 10,20,30,40............

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Question # 25 Number of the Day

Number of the Day
November 22, 2011
Question # 25


NUMBER OF THE DAY INSTRUCTIONS:


Question #25:
Turn fraction to a percent.

_________ ________ ________
[ x 50 ] [
÷2 ][ x100 ]
1/2 = 50/100 = 50% or 1/2 = 0.5/1 = 50/100
[__x50____] [___
÷2___][__x100__]


WHATEVER YOU DO AT THE BOTTOM YOU HAVE TO DO AT THE TOP.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Chapter Review, Chapter 4

Chapter 4
Chapter Review
Question #10


10. Copy the table into your notebook.
Fill in the missing values.


Fraction Decimal Number Percent
a.) 1/4 0.25 25%
b.) 75/100 0.75 75%
c.) 20/100 0.20 20%
d.) 5/1 0.05 5%
e.) 35/100 0.35 35%



Sunday, November 13, 2011

Math Links7 pg.138 #7

Practice pages 137-138



7. A baseball player’s batting average is the
ratio of number of hits to times at bat. It is
usually expressed as a decimal number.

Number of hits
Batting average= ___________

Times at bat



PLAYER TIMES AT BAT HITS
A 605 194
B 624 197


a) What is the batting average for each
player? Round each answer to the
nearest thousandth.
A= 3.1185567-3.119
B= 3.19675126-3.168


b) Which player had a better batting
average for the season? Justify your
response.
= Player B, because he had more hits
than Player A.