Bishop Math 2+-Period 2 Assignments

Study for finals on Friday, May 28, at 8:30 AM. Choose any 25 problems to complete. You may veer off these problems and practice permutations, probability, binomial probability, finding the nth term of a binomial expansion, graphing transformations, etc.

15.1 p.798 #1-25 odd
Project is due today.
Study diligently for your multiple choice final on Friday, May 28, at 8:30 AM.

Here are your project guidelines due Monday, May 24.
Please watch the video below to learn about the basics for desmos.

Here are the guidelines once again for the Quaran-Themed Mask Project due Monday, May 24.

Study for 8.1 and 8.2 Quiz on Thursday.
Complete the following:
p.464 #1-6 all
p.465 #1-7 all
p.466 #1-4 all

Please have a camera showing your hands and place your calculator and phone on the desk. You may use a scientific calculator, but no graphing calculators or cell phones.
Make sure you are using a school issued chromebook.
Show all of your work, upload a picture, and link it to this Google Form in Google Classroom.
Best of luck!

Study for Module 8 Quiz on Friday.
Continue working on the final project if you haven't yet completed it.

Here are today's notes in a powerpoint form. Homework is p.455 #1-12 all
Study for 8.1, 8.2 Quiz on Wedneday, May 19.


Please watch Mr. Mills' videos to summarize 8.2 (rational functions from math analysis):
https://youtu.be/ogylbL7fKN8

https://youtu.be/CZF47cn0zpQ

https://youtu.be/rvUIh5Y_xd4

https://youtu.be/u1_zu2KDylE

https://youtu.be/nVnEUXMh9IE

p.438 #1-23 all

Today we are going over 11.3 hw and talking a little more in detail about the project.  Complete the Miscellaneous Review for homework. 


Study for Unit 5 Quest Modules 10 and 11 on Friday.

Study for Modules 10/11 Quest on Friday.
Complete both Miscellaneous Reviews.


Homework:
p.573 #1-9 all, p. 574 #1-4 all
p. 617 #1-9 all, p. 618 #1-4 all, p. 619 #1-8 all

Exit ticket today:
p.572 #1-6 all
p.616 #1-9 all

p.608 #1-21 all
Study for Unit 5 Quest next Friday.

Here's your homework that will be due at the beginning of next class on Friday:
p.596 #1-21 all

Here's your homework that will be due next Wednesday, along with next Monday's assignment.
p.583 #1-24 all

For you overachievers who would like to get started on the final project. here you go.
Please complete at least one of graphing handouts due on Wednesday. Plot 5 points on each graph.

p. 565 #1-17 all, 21-24 all.

I will review 10.1 and 10.2 notes tomorrow. I'm looking forward to meeting you! If you are in cohort B, make sure your chromebooks are charged tomorrow. Don't forget your earbuds. See you at 11:40!

Hope you had a good weekend. Today and Wednesday are Math 2+ Asynchronous days. Here are your videos from Unit 5 Module 10.1 and 10.2 from Mr. Mills. I will review these in class on Friday. 10.1 homework assignment will be due on Wednesday, April 14. 10.2 homework will be due next Tuesday, April 20. Enjoy your orientation, and I look forward to meeting some of you on Friday and next week! Please bring your textbooks and/or charged chromebooks to class. I am in Room 916 in the STEM building near Mr. Ku and Mr. Chi. Join me at Veritas tutoring today at 2 PM if you have any questions.
 
10.1
https://youtu.be/gXXciVjP398
https://youtu.be/5uzeXkz9hHU
Homework p.532 #1-17 all


10.2
https://youtu.be/f8tpAF11M5g
https://youtu.be/WfX8-wIYkEE
Homework p.549 #1-21 all

10.2 homework will be due next Tuesday, April 20. Enjoy your day, I look forward to meeting some of you on Friday and next week! Please bring your textbooks, charged chromebooks, and earbuds to class. I am in Room 916 in the STEM building.

 
10.1
https://youtu.be/gXXciVjP398
https://youtu.be/5uzeXkz9hHU
Homework p.532 #1-17 all


10.2
https://youtu.be/f8tpAF11M5g
https://youtu.be/WfX8-wIYkEE
Homework p.549 #1-21 all

p.407 #3-15 all
This assignment will be due the day of the unit test, April 9. Do you best to complete this by Wednesday, April 7, so we can discuss questions in class during the review day.

Study for Unit 3 Test on Friday.
Complete the 2 handouts: 
Miscellaneous Review, I Know What Do You Know Remix, and Roots Worksheet. 
The keys are attached below. While you should study problems involving complex numbers, you will not have to graph complex numbers on the test.

p.392 #1-8 all, 10, 12, 18, 19.

p.373 #1-21 all
We will learn synthetic division today by finding more efficient methods of graphing polynomial functions. Today's homework will be due together with Thursday's homework on Monday.
I also found this video of synthetic division pretty good:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPSGkNrShTk
Study for Modules 5/6 Quiz on Friday.

Study for Modules 5/6 Quiz on Monday. Skip 5.2.
Review your notes and homework.
Complete Module 5 Reviews
p. 310 #1-5 all
p. 311 #1, 2, 7-9
p. 312 #1, 2
Also finish Module 6 Reviews
p.380-381 Complete all the problems please.

p. 347 #3-25 odd

6.4 p. 360 #1-29 odd
Study for Module 5/6 Quiz on Monday, March 22.

p.302 #1-17 all
Complete the Volume of a box handout.
Here's a video by Mr. Chan if you'd like to review the lesson.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fSI9Mq7UyeUNP_I7D13QV_5VLT4hvHw-&authuser=0

Hope you enjoyed the beautiful weekend. Here are Monday's homework due on Wednesday.
p.320 #1-23 odd
p.334 #1-23 odd

5.1 Read p. 251-260
p.261 #1-19 all
Study for Unit 2 Test on Thursday.

p.261 #1-19 all
p.287 #1-21 odd. You do not need to complete the 5.3 worksheet with six questions.
Both assignments are due Thursday. Test scores will be released Tuesday after everyone has taken the exam.

4.2 p219 .#1-19 odd.
4.3 p.230 #1-23 odd. For #23 skip the trial values.
Study for Unit 2 Test on Friday, February 26.

Complete the even problems from all of the handouts. Check your answers with the key below.
Study for the Unit 2 test next Friday. The test topics are the last attachment.

p.191 #5-23 all

3.3 p.180 #1-5 all, #7-15 odd, #16-25 all.

Hope you had a good weekend.
3.1 p. 154 #1-19 odd
3.2 p.167 #1-19 odd

23.1 p.1251 #1-21 odd
24.1 p. 1298 #1-21 odd
Study for Unit 9/10 Test and complete the miscellaneous probability review handout below by Thursday.

Read 23.2 p.1259-1265 Independent and Dependent Events and 23.3 p.1275-1280.
Look over the homework p. 1265 #1-21 odd and p.1281 #1-13 odd. Homework is due next Thursday, but we can go over questions tomorrow. The Unit 9/10 Test will be next Thursday, February 4,

Complete the reviews and study for Unit 9/10 Test on Thursday. Make sure you turn in the previous two homework assignments as well, if you haven't already.

Permutations are used to determine the number of ways to select and arrange objects where order matters.
Combinations are grouping of items in which order does not matter. There are fewer ways to select items when order does not matter.
Independent Events: P(A and B)= P(A)*P(B). Replace item.
Dependent Events: P(P and B)= P(A)*P(B given A). Item not replaced.
Mutually Exclusive Events: P(AUB)=P(A)+P(B). No overlap.
Inclusive Events: P(AUB)=P(A)+P(B)-P(AintersectionB). Subtract the overlap.
Good luck!

Homework is p.1251 #1-22 all. Skip #14, 15.
Study for Module 21/22 Quiz on Monday.

Hope you had a good weekend.
22.3 p.1222 #8-25 all
Study for Volume/Probability Quiz next Monday, January 25.

22.1 p.1200 #1-27 odd
22.1 p.1210 #1-27 odd

22.3 p. 1222 #1-7 all
22.4 p. 1233 #1-25 all

Good morning!
All five lessons (three from today and two from Wednesday) will be due on Tuesday.
21.3 Volume of Cones p. 1151 #3-19 odd
21.4 Volume of Spheres p. 1165 #1-21 odd
21.5 Scale Factor p.1176 #1-21 odd

Happy New Year! I look forward to seeing you and hearing from you today. Here's today's homework.
21.1 Volume of Cylinders p. 1128 #1-21 odd
21.2 Volume of Pyramids p. 1139 #1-21 odd

Here is Friday's homework for you overachievers. All five lessons will be due on Friday.
21.3 Volume of Cones p. 1151 #3-19 odd
21.4 Volume of Spheres p. 1165 #1-21 odd
21.5 Scale Factor p.1176 #1-21 odd

Here is your Final! Please have a camera showing your hands and place your calculator and phone on the desk. You may use a scientific calculator, but no graphing calculators or cell phones.
Make sure you are using a school issued chromebook.
Show all of your work, upload a picture, and link it to this Google Form in Google Classroom.
Best of luck!

Today let's work on the Two Wheels and a Belt problem.
The final will comprise of 15 questions, 5 from this current Unit 8 and 10 questions from the previous Units 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Continue to work on the extra problems attached to Wednesday's class if you haven't already completed them.

Your final project of 16 questions will be due Sunday, December 13, at midnight. Please put both the test and solutions on one Google Document. Please put the link to your Google Document in the comments.

Here is your quiz! Please have a camera showing your hands and place your calculator and phone on the desk. You may use a scientific calculator, but no graphing calculators or cell phones.
Make sure you are using a school issued chromebook.
Please show all of your work, upload a picture, and link it to this Google Form in Google Classroom.
Best of luck!

Study for Quiz on Unit 8 this Friday, December 11 by completing the Unit 8 Test Miscellaneous Review.
20.3 p. 1102 #5-27 odd
Project is due Sunday, December 13 at midnight.
Our final will be Thursday, December 16 at 8:30 AM.

20.1 p. 1082 #1-31 odd
20.2 p. 1093 #5-23 odd
Continue to work on the final project.
Study for Unit 8 Quiz on Friday, December 11.

Good morning!
Study for a Unit 8 Quiz next Friday, December 11.
19.1 #2-24 even, 19.5 p.1062 #2, 20, and watch the Math on the Spot video for 20.1.
Don't forget to submit 19.3-19.5 homework if you haven't already. Everything except for the project is due today at 3 PM.

Continue working on the Final Project below. The due date is next Friday, December 11. Good news: you will only need to do 4 problems per unit, for a total of 16 questions. We've covered the following Units this semester.
The units are Quadratics, Misc. Topics in Geom., Similarity and Right Triangles, and Properties of Circles.

For the project, please put both the test and solutions on one google doc.

Units 4/5: Module 8 Factoring and Module 9 Completing the Square and Quadratic Formula with Applications. Unit 5: Module 11 Complex Numbers and Module 12 Circles and Parabolas
Unit 6: Module 15 Triangles
Unit 7: Modules 16, 17 Similar Triangles and Module 18 Trigonometry
Unit 8: Modules 19 and 20 Circles

19.3 p.1035 #4-20 all (skip constructions)
Homework will be due on the Asynchronous Day, Thursday, December 4, at 3:00 PM.

For the overachievers who would like to get a head start on the work for after break,
Tuesday's lesson: 19.4 p.1049 #5-21 all, 24, 25.
19.5 p. 1062 #3-19 all, 24.
For Thursday's Asynchronous day: 19.1 #2-24 even, 19.5 p.1062 #2-20 even, and watch the Math on the Spot video for 20.1.

Happy Thanksgiving!!

19.1 p.1012 #1-25 odd
19.2 p.1025 #1-21 all (skip 9, 14, 15, 16, 20)

Today is an asynchronous period 2. A couple of you already completed the work, and here it is again. It's more practice to help you study for the Unit 7 Test on Monday. Make sure you've completed the review practice as well as the miscellaneous similarity review pages. See you today for tutoring at 2 PM if you need it.
17.3 p.907 #4-14 even, 18
17.4 p.921 #12-18 even, 24
Review p.926 #1, 2, 4-8 all
18.4 p.974 #2, 4, 10-14 even
18.5 p.986 #2-10 even

The above 5 pages will be due today at 3, so I will know whether to mark you engaged or disengaged for the day.

Here is your Test! Please have a camera showing your hands and place your calculator and phone on the desk. You may use a scientific calculator, but no graphing calculators or cell phones.
Make sure you are using a school issued chromebook.
Please show all of your work, upload a picture, and link it to this Google Form in Google Classroom.
Best of luck!

Here is your homework for the week:
Study for Unit 7 Test next Monday.
Complete the Quiz Practice.
18.5 p.986 #9-19 odd

This is your work for Thursday, which is an asynchronous period 2, if you'd like to get a head start.
17.3 p.907 #4-14 even, 18
17.4 p.921 #12-18 even, 24
Review p.926 #1, 2, 4-8 even
18.4 p.974 #2, 4, 10-14 even
18.5 p.986 #2-10 even

The Quiz Practice and 18.5 work will be due next Monday, November 16, on the day of test. The bottom five pages are due Thursday, the asynchronous period.

Study for Unit 7 test on Monday, November 16.
Complete Miscellaneous Similarity Review.
18.4 p.974 #1-15 odd.
18.5 p.986 #1-7 odd.

For classwork please print 02 Special Triangle and 03 Special Triangle
18.2 p.947 #1-25 odd, 12, 22, 24
18.3 p.960 #1-17 odd, 8, 12, 18

Study for Modules 16 and 17 Quiz on Wednesday.
18.1 p.936 #1-26 all
p.927 #1-5 all
p.928 #1-4 all

Please watch the Math on the Spot videos to gain an introduction to more trigonometry.
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Student Resources
Unit 9
Module 18
Watch Math on the Spot videos for Lessons 3 (Sine and Cosine) and 4 (Special Right Triangles).

Here is your Quiz! Please have a camera showing your hands and place your calculator and phone on the desk. You may use a scientific calculator, but no graphing calculators or cell phones.
Make sure you are using a school issued chromebook and that it is charged.
Please show all of your work, upload a picture, and link it to this Google Form in Google Classroom.
Best of luck!

The Unsightly Cell Tower problem will be our challenge for the day. We will build the equations in class, and you may finish it for homework. Thank you to those who worked diligently and efficiently to complete your homework. However I would like to discuss the TUCT problem one more time before it is due later in the day. Your last four homework assignments will, therefore, be due by midnight tomorrow.

Study for Module 16, 17 Quiz on Thursday.

17.2 p.896 #5-8 all, 13-19 all
I will also attach a quadratics review homework today. Choose 3 problems from #1-6 on the worksheet (you may use factoring or quadratic formula) and choose 6 problems from #7-15.
Please turn in the Dividing a line segment worksheet from the breakout sessions along with your homework. Have a great weekend!

17.3 p.907 #1-21 odd, 16
17.4 p.921 #1-23 odd, 10
Quiz review handout
Study for Module 16 and 17 Quiz on Tuesday.

Hope you had a good weekend. Welcome to our first asynchronous day. Here are your tasks:
Complete Module 16 Challenge below, and Miscellaneous Similarity Quiz Review, Module 16 Review p.875 #3-9 all, and Module 17 Review p.877 #1-11 all. Please turn these assignments in by Wednesday because I will gauge your attendance engagement by the quality of your work. Of course do your best on the proofs and don't worry if you can't solve one or two of them thoroughly. We can discuss questions on Wednesday.
Study for Module 16/17 Quiz next Tuesday, October 27.

16.4 p.867 #1-17 odd, 21.
17.1 p.886 #3-17 all.

16.3 p.856 #5-17 all, #19-22 all

16.1 p.832 #3-19 all
16.2 p.844 #2-10 all

Here is your Quest! You may use a scientific calculator, but no graphing calculators or cell phones.
Make sure you are using a school issued chromebook and that it is charged.
Please show all of your work, upload a picture, and link it to this Google Form in Google Classroom.
Best of luck!

Complete the review exercises and check your answers.
p.815, p.816, p.817, p.818
There is a typo on p.815 #8. The correct answer is 12 degrees.
Please complete the circumcenter problem at the end of the attachments. In case you can't open the attachment, the question says: Given a triangle with vertices at (3,1,), (9,1), and (5,9), find the coordinates of the circumcenter and show that the distance from the circumcenter to the vertices of the triangle are equal.
Answer: (6, 4 1/2). Tips for finding circumcenter:
1) Find and calculate the three midpoints.
2) Calculate the slope of the lines.
3) By using the slope and the midpoint, find out the equation of the line
(y-y1)=m(x-x1)
4) Find the equation of the other line with the same steps.
5) Solve the two bisector equations by finding the intersection point.

If you would like to optionally look up a few more problems for a specific concept, I will post the answers.
Study for Module 15 Quest on Monday.

Hope you had a great weekend!
Today we are finishing Module 15. Homework for tonight is 15.7 p.808 #1-22 all.
The Module 15 Quest is on Monday, October 5.
Please turn in 15.4 - 15.7 as well as Thursday's Review homework all together by Monday. This packet will be worth 40 points.

15.6 p.794 #5-21 all, 23-25 all.
15.5 p. 783 #16, 18.
Study for Module 15 Quest.

15.4. p.771 #10-15 all
15.5 p.781 #2-15 all, 21
Study for Quest on Thursday, October 1.

15.3 p.760 #1-19 odd, 20-29 all
Also complete a quadratic equation review p.327 #16-24 even from Volume 1. You may find a link on Google Classroom.

15.1 p.732 #3-21 odd, 28, 29
15.2 p.745 #5-17 odd, 18, 21
Please complete this assignment, but do not submit it until next week.

Today is your first test of the year!
You may use a scientific calculator, but no graphing calculators or cell phones.
Make sure you are using a school issued chromebook and that it is charged.
Please show all of your work, upload a picture, and link it to this Google Form in Google Classroom.
Best of luck!

Today is review for the Test next Tuesday, September 15. Topics include all of quadratic functions, complex numbers, circles, parabolas, inverse functions, and transformations of square root and cubic root functions. See the attached for more details on the topics.
Please complete and turn in this worksheet as well as these problems found in the back matter part of online text in Module tab and check solution guide.
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Unit 4 Modules 8, 9. Unit 5 Modules 11, 12, 13
Module 8 Review p.350 #1-7 all,
Module 9 Review p. 424 #1-5 all
Module 11 Review p.562 #1-8 all
Module 12 Review p.612 1-4 all
Module 13 Review p. 666 #1-4 all.

Your packet due Tuesday should include 13.2-13.4 as well as all of the above. Please note there are two mistakes on the answer key. Thanks to Luc Rathbun for finding these! p.350 #7, the correct answer is x+14 and x+15. The three inch width would be on all four sides, so you would have to add 6 to both dimensions x+9 and x+8. Also p.562 #3 the correct answer is 1+- sqrt 5.

13.2 p.635 #1-24 all
This assignment will be due alongside 13.3 and 13.4 homework next Tuesday, September 15.
Please do not submit this homework tomorrow. It will be collected as a packet next Tuesday.

Hope you had a great weekend! These two lessons assigned today will be due next Tuesday.
13.3 p.647 #1-21 odd
13.4 p.659 #1-23 all
Also submit the 13.2 inverse functions homework together next Tuesday.

p.591 #1-10 all, 11-15 odd. Please do not submit homework here.
Your parabola homework will be due next Thursday, September 3, along with next Tuesday's assignment of graphing polynomial functions. Please study for a quadratics quiz on Tuesday. It will cover any material, including factoring, completing the square, quadratic formula, and quadratic applications that we studied prior to Module 12.
Here are the Quadratic Applications answers if you would like to check your work. Email me if you have any questions or would like to zoom.
Have a great weekend!

Welcome to Week 3!
Today is our first quiz. You will have 30 minutes to complete it with all the work shown on a separate sheet of paper. Please upload your work onto Google Classroom. WIthout showing work, you will lose points.

For the quiz, make sure you have a
1)scientific calculator because you may not use your phone as a calculator.
2)charged school chromebook.
Your quiz must be submitted before the 30 minute mark.

Today's homework, 13.1 p. 624 #2-21 all, 12.2 p.593 #12, 14, 18, 20 all will be due on Thursday along with last week's parabola homework of p.591 #1-10 all, 11-15 odd.

Today is your first quiz of the year!
You may use a scientific calculator, but no graphing calculators or cell phones.
Make sure you are using a school issued chromebook and that it is charged.
Please show all of your work, upload a picture, and link it to this Google Form in Google Classroom.
Best of luck!

Today is part two of Quadratic Applications. Please finish #10-19. There is a typo on #13. Please change the word positive to odd.
We also begin a unit of conics, and we start with circles. Complete p.573 #1-23 odds.
Your packet of homework due Thursday will include the following totaling 30 points:
11.1-11.3
Quadratic Applications #1-19 all
Circles p.573 #1-23 odds.

Solve #1-9 of Quadratics Applications.
These problems will be due Friday alongside the backside of this handout and last week's work of 11.1-11.3.

We are going to take a look at some more interesting ways to solve quadratic equations through the square root method and complex numbers.

These three sections of homework will be due on Friday, August 27 along with Monday and Wednesday's homework. Please create a folder in your drive. Every time you do an assignment, upload to the folder in the drive. Submit both assignments before class next Tuesday.

11.1 p.528 #1-23 odd, 24
11.2 p.541 #1-17 odd, 23-25
11.3 p.554 #1-19 odd, 23

Complete p. 376 #1-25 odd and p. 389 #1-21 odd.

Hello Everyone,

This is your first assignment for this year. I have attached a worksheet from Math 1+ , which is going to very fundamental and useful for the entire year. Please complete #1-26 all.

* Please use a separate sheet of paper for your work. If you want, you can print and do the work on the printed page.
*If there is an answer but no work, you will not receive homework credit.
*Please write the problems onto a sheet of paper and do the work in a neat order using two columns.
*Please write your name and Period 2 on the submission


You will need to submit your assignment here, and I will grade it here as well.

Welcome back!!
Mrs. Bishop

Complete these three problems and show work for
p.325 B, #8
p.327 #15 before you leave today's class.