9/30, 10/1 - Periods 1,4

HW: Section 4.3 page 309 from the text.

This was handed out in class in case you don't yet have a book.

59, 60, 61, 62, 65.

09/30-10/01 Homework: 5,6,7,8

09/30-10/01 Homework: 5,6,7,8th

Page 299 # 29-34

Page 318 # 11-14
# 39-42
# 49-52

09/28-9/29 Homework 5,6,7,8th

09/28-09/29 Homework: 5,6,7,8th Period

Textbook Page 290-292

#7-10
#17-24 (part a only)
#47-54
#87-90

09/25 Homework 5,6,7,8th

09/25 Homework 5,6,7,8th Period

Complete the Unit Circle and Table worksheet that utilizes the degree, radian and coordinates of the Unit Circle. Make sure that you complete all six trig functions for each circle measurement.

All work from the first six weeks is due Thursday. Make sure that you come in early in the week to make corrections on any quizzes that you made less than 100 on.

For 9/25, Periods 1,4

Don't forget to study for your quiz on Friday! 9 questions, no calculator or notes.

Remember to study your flashcards every day so that you don't fall behind.

Now that everyone has a textbook, I will start assigning homework from the book rather than handing out worksheets. The first assignment will be given Friday.

9/23/ and 9/24, Periods 1, 4

We will complete some additions to the deck of flash cards that we started last week. These will include the sine, cosine, and tangent of 30, 45, and 60 degrees.

There will be a quiz on Friday over these nine values. I will discuss the quiz in more detail during class Wednesday/Thursday.

Also, now that each of you has a textbook for the course, I will begin assigning homework from the book. Please keep track of your book -- you are responsible for it for the duration of the course. Please do not leave it in the classroom.

09/21-09/22 Homework 5,6,7,8th

Homework for 5,6,7,8th Period:

Recreate the Unit Circle that we did in class today on the blank circle worksheet that I handed out to you at the end of class. You may use one or both sides depending on how you wish to organize. Please label the degrees, radians and coordinates on the circle. You should do this from memory as much as possible. You may look at the circles that we did in class to check your work or if you get stuck. However, you should practice creating the circle from memory for future work in class.

09/18 Homework 5,6,7,8th

Homework for 5,6,7,8th

Text book page 309

#59-62
#64-67

09/18 Homework (1,4)

Please finish the 9 notecards we started in class. Those include sin, cos, and tan definitions along with the values of 45 degree, and 60 (or 30) degree angles that we went over in class.

Over the next several weeks we will be adding to this stack of notecards, and I expect that you will have them with you for every class. In fact, it would be a great idea to keep them with you all the time and quiz yourself during your spare time! :-)

Have a great weekend!

09/16-09/17 Homework 5,6,7,8th

5,6,7,8th period homework:

Please finish the SAT problems that I handed out earlier this week. Also go through your homework from last class p308 #1-4, #9-19, #27-29 and make sure that you don't have any decimal answers. If you do, change them into the radical form. Look at the examples in the chapter or the answers in the back of the book if you have any questions about this. Also, look back to the examples from class that are in your notes.

09/16-09/17 Homework (1,4)

Please finish the "Discovering Trig Ratios" worksheet. You need to have plots of five triangles and complete the table of values. We will be discussing our results on Friday.

Twitter Feed

I have created a Twitter feed for periods 1 and 4 so that homework reminders can be sent out. I will talk about the Twitter feed more in class next time.

The feed is located at: http://twitter.com/mrabellmath

09/14-09/15 Homework (1,4)

Complete the Pythagorean Formula sheet. We will review the answers to these problems next time.

Please attempt all the problems on the SAT practice sheet. Some of the problems are a little tricky, but if you think about them now, the solution will make much more sense to you when you see it in class.

09/14-09/15 Homework (5,6,7,8)

5,6,7,8th Period Classes:

Homework is from the Textbook. You should all have a textbook at home by now.

Page 308

#1-4
#9-16
#27-29

Make sure that you give yourself plenty of space to solve these problems. We will go over the answers at the beginning of the next class period.

If you need some help try looking at classzone.com

9/10-9/11 Homework

All Classes:

The Exam 1 Review sheet will be due on Monday/Tuesday and we will review it at the beginning of class before you take the exam. You are not responsible for #15, since we haven't talked about it yet.

The "Linear Regression with Coded Data" is also due on Monday/Tuesday at the beginning of class -- both sides need to be completed. For each problem, please show the equation of the line along with a scatterplot of the data.

Please make sure to review the composition and combination of functions, as well as how to find the inverse of functions. Parent functions will also be covered.

Regression models will not be covered on the exam.

The exam will be very simmilar to the Exam 1 Review worksheet, so be sure you are able to work all of the problems.

09/08-09/09 Homework

1st and 4th:

The front page of Regression Homework Sheet is due next class. Exam One Review is due first meeting next week.

5,6,7 and8th

Regression Homework Sheet (both sides) is due next class. Exam One Review is due first meeting next week.

09/04 Homework

All Classes:

SAT practice problem sheet handed out after today's quiz. You must show work on all problems in order to receive credit.

Have a great Labor Day! Remember that there is no school on Monday!!!

09/02-09/03 Homework

1st and 4th

Composite Functions Homework page and the first side of the Inverse Functions Homework sheet.

5,6,7,8th

Inverse Functions Homework Sheet both sides. Study for your quiz on Friday covering Combinations, Composite and Inverse Functions.