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Study for your MIDTERM!!!! Good Luck!!! Study Hard!!Coming up:- Midterm Tomorrow!!Posting for Points:Enjoy a free posting point!! (tell me how excited you are if you want) Study for Midterm
Today we went over the homework from Monday and reviewed for the Midterm. Be sure that you are studying your old tests and correcting any mistakes you made.Coming up:- Midterm this THURSDAY!!! We have moved it from the original date (Friday).Posting for Points:When is your Midterm now? (sorry for the date changes but this should benefit everyone) Midterm Review
We started today by reviewing the problems you had for homework dealing with the different types of variation. Be sure you know how to find the regression line using your calculator and understand what it is used for (and how to use it). I also handed back your tests from last week. Overall they were very good! Another job well done. Be sure to review ALL of your test material for the midterm this Friday!We also looked at some Problem Solving situations using the material from the last chapter. You should have problems 1-7 (skip 2, 3, and 5) done for class tomorrow.Have a great week!Coming up:- Homework: p. 125 #'s 1-7 (skip 2, 3, and 5)- Midterm this FRIDAY!!!!!!Posting for Points:What is your favorite TV show? (We will use this data tomorrow) Problem Solving
We started the day by looking at the graphs for both our M&M data, as well as the Starbucks data. Make sure you know how to plot data on your calculator, find the regression line, and understand how to put that information back into the context of the problem. This material WILL be on the midterm.We discussed 4 different types of Variation: Direct, Inverse, Exponential, and Joint. Be sure that you know the equations and standard shape of these relationships. If you still have questions, check out the links to the right.Have a great weekend!GO HEELS!!! Check out Late Night With Roy at Tarheelblue.com this weekendComing up:- Homework: pg. 109 #'s 9, 11, 12, 39-44, 68- Midterm next week!Posting for Points:Which school will have the best college basketball team this year????? (There is only one answer) Variation
Today you guys split up into groups and took data on 10 fun size bags of M&M's. You should have taken data on several variables including: weight of bag, # of M&M's per bag, # of each color, etc. In class you completed a set of questions dealing with the graph of the Weight vs. # in each bag, and found the regression line for this data. We will discuss this data tomorrow, and use the Starbucks data to create another plot.Coming up:- No Homework for tonight, unless you did not finish your Graph in class- Midterm next week!Posting for Points:What does the correlation coefficient tell us about a graph? M&M Data
Today was your third test!! Hopefully everyone thought they did well! You will get them back as soon as everyone has taken the test.Coming up:- Tonight you should rework the problem that was one the board at the end of class- Be sure you have your Starbucks data with you tomorrow (just the table)Posting for Points:What did you think of the test? Test (Transformations and Inverse Functions)
Today we played a review game preparing for the Test tomorrow. Review all of your notes (library of functions, rules for functions/transformations, etc.) and be sure that you work out a few more problems. Also, as discussed in class, be sure to remember your parentheses when needed (especially when working with composite functions). DISTRIBUTE THE NEGATIVE!!!Good luck studying!Coming up:- Test tomorrow!!!- Midterm next week! (We will talk about this on Thursday)Posting for Points:What do you think is the best way to study for a math test? MATHO and Test
We spent the first part of class finishing up the review problems and answering any questions about the test material. Be sure that you correct and review all of these problems for your test Wednesday.After the review problems we introduced Mathematical Modeling, the process of analyzing and interpreting data. We learned the process for graphing statistical data, as well as finding the Linear Regression line for any set of points. Remember, when looking at a linear regression line you use the correlation coefficient to determine how exact your line fits the given data. The closer to 1, the better the fit. If you need a review of how to graph this data on the calculator click the link to the right.For this weekend you need to do some research on the exponential growth of the Starbucks franchise. You should use the link on the right and navigate through until you find the Company Timeline. Read over the timeline as it gives interesting information. As you go through the information create a table of growth since the first franchise. Your first year will be 1971 when the first Starbucks opened in Seattle. Start this year as 0, and continue up from there. Notice that there will not be a number for every year, so only include what is given in this timeline. We will use this data next week!Have a nice LONG weekend!Coming up: - Homework: Create a table of values for the year and # of Starbucks stores at the end of that given year. - Test will be Wednesday October 10th!Posting for Points: Where was the first Starbucks? Are you a Starbucks fan? Mathematical Modeling
Today we reviewed the material that will be on your test this coming Wednesday. Please remember that this test will be cumulative!Tomorrow we will begin looking at new material that will not be expected for the test.Coming up:- Test on Wednesday October 10th- "Midterm" coming up on October 17thPosting for Points:What does it mean if you find the fog and gof of two functions to both equal "x"? Test Review
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