7th grade homework for tomorrow Thursday Nov. 1st, 2012

This week we started working graphing in the coordinate plane. Although this topic we have seen it in the past, it is extremely important that you continue practicing since we are going to be adding new things as we go by.

For homework you guys have ex. 1 - 10 p. 126

Match each ordered pair with the appropriate quadrant:
1. (-4, 2)                                            A. Quadrant I
2. (3,5)                                              B. Quadrant II
3. (12, -6)                                          C. Quadrant III
4. (-7, -1)                                           D. Quadrant IV

Name the coordinates of each point in the graph:

5. A
6. B
7. C
8. D
9. E
10. F

Remember that on Friday we have our Monthly test and it will be open notebook. Make sure you have your notebook complete and with notes in order for you to have a good resource for Friday.

Have a great afternoon!

6th grade homework for Thursday Nov. 1st, 2012

Your homework for tomorrow you already started it in class. So basically all you need to do is complete your work in your notebook.

This is the last week we will be working converting mixed numbers to improper fractions and viceversa. Make sure you continue practicing at home. Remember that Math is learned through practice, and that every topic is related to the next. So we must never forget or leave behing what we have learned.

Ex. 21 - 26 p. 113

21. Tracey worked a total of 345 min. on a project. Use mixed numbers to write the time in hours.
Remember there are 60 minutes in an hour.

Write each improper fraction as a whole or mixed number. Simplify when possible.
22. 42/7
23. 27/12
24. 20/3
25. 125/5
26. 84/12

Remember to study for the quiz we have on Friday. Although it is open notebook, check to see if you have your notebook complete and with the correct process.

Have a great afternoon!

6th and 7th graders

Dear all,

As you can see I have added a page for 6th grade and a page for 7th grade in the blogspot.
From now on, whenever you have homework, make sure you go to your class, so you can look for your assignment and extra points (if any available).

I hope you all have a great day!

Mrs. Diana

6th and 7th grade Topics

6th graders:
 Remember that on Friday October 5th, we have a quiz.
The topics for the quiz are the following:
- Order of operations and the distributive property
- Powers and Exponents
- Prime factorization

7th graders:
 Remember that on Friday October 5th we have our first monthly test.
The topics for the monthly test are the following:
- Operations with fractions
- Formulas
- Powers and exponents.

I wish you all the best. I know that you all are going to do great!
Make sure you study! :)

7th grade homework for Thursday October 4th, 2012

7th grade:

Today we worked with Powers and Exponents. Remember to first rewrite the power as a product and then solve.

Homework:
Ex. 1 - 10 p. 88

Match the variable(s) with the correct term:
1) 3x                   - Base

2) M5                 - Power

3) Yx                  - Exponent

4)Is X² ● X³ the same as X⁵? Explain

Write using exponents:

5) 9 ● 9 ● 9 ● x

6) 4 ● 4 ● 4 ● 4 ● 4

7) z ● z ● z ● z ● z ● z

Simplify each expression:

8) - 8²

9) (- 8)²

10) (-1)² – 2 ● 4

Remember that homework must be turned in during homeroom. Leave it on top of Pili's desk.

Have a great rest of the day!

6th homework for Thursday October 4th, 2012

6th Graders:

Today we started working with the topic Prime Factorization. So far we have only covered prime and composite numbers, and factors. Remember that prime numbers are whole numbers with exactly two factors, one and itself; composite numbers are whole numbers that have more than two factors.

For the first question, research the definition of multiple so you can explain the difference.

Homework:
Ex. 1 - 7 p. 77

1) How is a factor different from a multiple?

2) Which numbers are factors of all even numbers?

3) What is the only even prime number?

Is the number prime or composite? Explain
4) 29                            5)28
6) 27                            7)26

Bonus point:
Evaluate g2(f+h) for f = -2, g = -3, and h = -4