15.2 continued. Complete p. 463.

15.2 Two-Way Relative Frequency Tables. Complete p. 457-462.

I tried my best to get all 3 Explore Activities in one video, but I couldn't quite finish Explore Activity 3. It will be on the second video along with "Your Turn" #8 & 9.

15.1 continued. Complete p. 455.

15.1 Two-Way Frequency Tables. Complete p. 451-454. The video on p. 451 does get cut off at the very end, but it cuts off the answer to the addition problem, which I know you can figure out:)  

Also, part of this Module requires an understanding of frections, decimals, and percents. The "Are You Ready?" p. 448 does a pretty good job of reviewing these concepts, please reference that page as needed.

Click on the link above to complete the weekly quiz. Remember to write down the questions missed, redo them on notebook and submit them for more points.

Complete p. 443 in 14.2.

Watch the video(s) on 14.2. Complete p. 439-442. *The videos posted will help with Wednesday and Thursday's assignment.

Watch the video on 14.1 Scatter Plots, Explore Activity 2. Complete p. 434-436.

Start Module 14. Complete "Are You Ready?" on p. 430 and the Explore Activity on p. 433. The video explains part of p. 430 and all of p. 433.

Click on the link above to access and complete the weekly quiz on Volume.

Please note, these are graded 50% on completion, 50% on accuracy. Any problems missed can be corrected for more credit. These corrections will need to be completed on notebook paper and submitted to me in the same manner the student submits other assignments assigned from the workbook (take a picture and email/text/teams). This is the policy for all "quizzes" assigned during distance learning. 

Complete the Ready To Go On? review p. 417.

Watch the video on the volume of a sphere. (For some reason the video doesn't show the calculator when I get to that point, but I think you will get the idea). Complete p. 415 #11-16.

Watch the video to complete the Explore Activity on p. 405. (I get cut off trying to explain Example 1, but I will do more practice problems to explain). Complete p. 409 #8-12. 

Watch the YouTube video on Volume. This video covers many of the topics for the week and does a GREAT job of explaining the concept of volume. Watch my video to help begin 13.1. Complete p. 403 #6-11.

Click on the link above to access the weekly quiz. Write down your answers and corrections to the ones you missed. You can send me your corrections through Teams, email, or text. Have a great weekend everyone! I miss your faces!

Complete p. 391 #5-7. **Remember to show your work, check answers in the back of the workbook for feedback & contact me with any questions.

Watch video and complete p. 388, p. 390 Your Turn #4 and Guided Practice #2-3.

Watch video on 12.3 Example 1 and Your Turn #1. Complete p. 387 and p. 390 #1.

12.2 Converse of Pythagorean Theorem: Video covers p. 381, have workbook pages, pencil and calculator to follow along. Complete p. 382 #2-5 and show work.

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12.1 p. 378 #6, #2, p. 379 #6-7

12.1 p. 377 #4-5, p. 379 # 4-5

11.3 p. 363-364 #4-6, p. 366 #2-3

11.3 Angle-Angle Similarity: p. 362 #3, p. 366 #4, p. 367 #5-7

Complete the weekly quiz in the link above. Weekly quizzes cover the material that I have assigned for the week. If you are having trouble, I recommend reviewing the problems from this week that were assigned, along with examples from your workbook. If you were struggling during the week on assignments reach out to me. we can chat on teams, you can reach me on my Google Voice number, or email. 

11.2 p. 359 #10-13. This week's practice will help you prepare for the assignment that will be posted Friday. Friday's assignment will have a link for you to complete online and it will count for your weekly grade. I am not requiring you to submit pictures of each day's assignment for this week.

11.2 Exterior Angles and Remote Interior Angles. Page 356, p. 357 #8, p. 358 #5 & 6.

Keep practicing Triangle Sum Theorem. Page 358 #3 & 4, Page 359 #8 & 9.

11.2 Sum of Angle Measures in a Triangle. Page 353 (on video), p. 355 #4 & 5, p. 358 #1 & 2.