Wednesday, May 13, 2009

may7th/8th

I think I was supposed to scribe one of those two days(may7th/8th), but got messed up because Max wasn't there and there was a post of may 8th, so... :(
Anyways both days were work periods and there were no notes, and it wasn't even an important date in German history that I could tell you about... so, just do the acc. math and the ex up to 34

Pascal's Triangle


Binomial Theorems

Today we did examples using binomial theorems which is very difficult to explain in words. The easiest concept talked about today was when you have 5C3 you can look on that triangle thingy and you go down the to the fifth row and slide over to the third number in that row and 5C3 will equal the number found in that spot which is ten by the way.

If you need help beyond that call someone else because I'm not a doctor.

Homework: exercise 35 questions 1 to12

enjoy the slides



Monday, May 11, 2009

Binomial Theroem

Today, we started into the binomial theorem, but before we did,Mr.Maks kinda scared us with the reality of how many classes we have left in the semester, and what we were going to be doing for the rest of the classes. We also spent a few minutes talking about the exam, which is on June 11th in the morning.
This is a schedule of what the classes are going to be like for the next few weeks.

Here are the notes for the day:






So all this is is just basically using a formula, and recognizing the pattern in the sequence. If you do that, then you can easily do these types of questions.

If anyone needs the numbers for the excercises they are:
1-10 on 31 1-9 on 32 1-9 on 33 1-10 on 34*new

Friday, May 8, 2009

Catch up time!



Being that we have a substitute teacher for the next two days we were assigned to do exercises 31-33 as well as to try and get ahead in our accelerated math. We are to use the math40s.com website to help us on the probability questions we will encounter. Well good luck on acceleratd math and the questions in the excercise booklet. and here is a little picture for the wrestling fans.

www.icanhacheeseburger.com

Thursday, May 7, 2009

May 5

Today is class it was just a work period and review time.
We also got our last test back.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Monday May 04, 2009

Today was our homework check. Mr max went down into the cafeteria so the class would be "free from distractions" while the victim would be judged. basically it was just just a work period for the class up here in the class room and we were given the opportunity to review for the test that is coming up on the the 6th

Friday, May 1, 2009

May 1, 09

Today was a work period, so we just did some exercises or accelerated math.

Did you know that in Germany May 1st is a free day, because it is the „Tag des Bekenntnisses zu Freiheit und Frieden, sozialer Gerechtigkeit, Völkerversöhnung und Menschenwürde“, which is German for 'Day of Commitment to Freedom and Peace, Justice, Reconciliation of the Nations and human Dignity', which basically is a day that was chosen by the German Parliament to commemorate the becoming a democratic state of Germany after World War II.
...now you know :D

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Hello?? Aaron... Hello??

Did you even look at those slides before you post them? If yes, I'd like you to try to explain what's happening. If no, please load the correct ones.

This has been a public service announcement, brought to you by the letter M, the colour green, and little parts of my moustache.

Fix it.

April 30

Today in class we did independent events.

Independent events are events where the outcome of one event does not affect the outcome of the other events.

Also, we talked about mutual exclusive events and mutual inclusive events.

Mutually exclusive events are mulually exclusive if they CANNOT occur together.

Mutually inclusive events that do have overlap in their outcome sets.

Homework: Exercise 33: 1-8

DO NOT FORGET THAT THERE IS A HOMEWORK CHECK ON MONDAY, EVERYTHING UP TO AND INCLUDING EXERCISE 30.





















Wednesday, April 29, 2009

permutations and combinations

In a Permutation the order makes all possibilities unique so that 123 is not the same 213. However in a combination only different possibilities count in your sample space so if you have 123 then you have 132 and 231 no matter the order.So if you wanted to seperate combinations then you would need a 124 or a 341.
THE HOMEWORK
lesson 29 1 to 10 new 17 to 20 review
lesson 30 1 to 9 new 13 to 17 review
Here are the slides to help drive the point.





Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Probability

Ok take three, these have to be the right slides, and no I didn't look at the first ones I put up I was just trying to get all the slides up so I could finish the post at home...

Anyways on to probability, I think these are the right slides.













































O and just another reminder to Mr. Max that he should wear his grummpy t-shirt on monday.

Monday, April 27, 2009

Monday April 27th, 2008


here is a picture representing the math question we did today.

Probability!

Today we did probability in class. Personally, I don't understand much of this at all, hopefully these notes help out!










The assignment is Exercise 28: #1-9 for new stuff, and #13-17 as review.

P.s. 5! is 5 factorial, not FIVE!!!!

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

exponential growth and decay

Well in our class today we finished our notes on exponential growth and decay which was pretty much just plugging in the numbers into formula's we were given today which are on the slides below. Mr. Max also decided to go the dangerous way and finish off the last example question without looking at his curriculum guide, which ended up giving us the right answer, it just ended up being the scenic route there.

To bad that that the math scenic route wasn't quite as good looking as this picture.