Due 9/25
p. 27 #16-25, 28-33
Due 9/ 29
Study for quiz on properties and combining like terms
Number Devil paper due Thursday, 10/3
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
Homework Week of 9/15
Due 9/17
p. 17 #31-36, 38, 41, 43, 47
Due 9/19
p. 21 #16-30 Even, 36, 42
Due 9/23
p. 24 #16-21, 34-37, 51
Number Devil Paper due Thursday, 10/2
p. 17 #31-36, 38, 41, 43, 47
Due 9/19
p. 21 #16-30 Even, 36, 42
Due 9/23
p. 24 #16-21, 34-37, 51
Number Devil Paper due Thursday, 10/2
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Homework 9/9 -9/11
Dates listed are the date the assignment is due.
9/10 - Finish up to 16 ones multiplied by 16 ones. Have syllabus signed.
9/12 - p. 17 #16-30 Even
9/16 - p. 17 #31-36, 38, 41, 43, 47
9/10 - Finish up to 16 ones multiplied by 16 ones. Have syllabus signed.
9/12 - p. 17 #16-30 Even
9/16 - p. 17 #31-36, 38, 41, 43, 47
Monday, May 5, 2008
Homework 5/5-5/7
Due 5/7
Find out how many miles per gallon your car gets and how many miles your family drives in it per week.
(Choose one of your cars and approximate mileage if necessary)
Assuming gas costs $3.71 per gallon, use this information to figure out how much money your family spends per year on fuel for your car.
*Remember: Number Devil Rough Draft/Outline Due Friday, May 9th!*
Due 5/9
Find 8 3-dimensional objects in your house and record the measurements of each. Use these measurements to find the volume of each, show your work! Make sure you have at least 1 of each of the objects we talked about. (cube, rectangular prism, triangular prism, cylinder, and sphere)
Quiz on area/volume, and discount/interest on Tuesday May 13th
Find out how many miles per gallon your car gets and how many miles your family drives in it per week.
(Choose one of your cars and approximate mileage if necessary)
Assuming gas costs $3.71 per gallon, use this information to figure out how much money your family spends per year on fuel for your car.
*Remember: Number Devil Rough Draft/Outline Due Friday, May 9th!*
Due 5/9
Find 8 3-dimensional objects in your house and record the measurements of each. Use these measurements to find the volume of each, show your work! Make sure you have at least 1 of each of the objects we talked about. (cube, rectangular prism, triangular prism, cylinder, and sphere)
Quiz on area/volume, and discount/interest on Tuesday May 13th
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