Geometric sequences

Well today, we started into geometric sequences, which is really formula driven. If you can figure out the pattern, then you're going to be alright.
Here are the notes for the day:

And Mr.Maks put on the headphones to record the lesson, but unfortunately, i had problems trying to upload the video.

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

Work period

Today, we had a work period to do our exercises or accelerated math. The accelerated math deadline is 30 objectives by about April 15, and it will be up to the end of logs. If you don't remember the questions from the exercises, they are:
Exercise 21 1-12
Exercise 22 1-14
Exercise 23 1-18
Exercise 24 1-15
Exercise 25 1-20

So use your time wisely, and make sure you do at least some of the exercises. If you need help with some of the stuff, here's a link to some examples and questions.
http://www.sosmath.com/algebra/logs/log4/log4.html

Work Period #2

Well,today Mr. Maks was away again,so we had another work period. Remember to catch up on the excercises and do your accelerated math (Deadline for 17 objectives is Mar.10) In case you don't remember all the excercise questions, they are:

Excercise #10- 1-20
Excercise #11- 1-12
Excercise #12- 1-16
Excercise #13- 1-16

Here's a little math joke to cheer you up:
Q: Why do you rarely find mathematicians spending time at the beach?
A: Because they have sine and cosine to get a tan and don't need the sun!

More Trigonometric Equation solving

Today, we went over some more trigometric equation solving. We also got our tests back, which wasn't the best thing. Anyway,on to the lesson. Here are the slides and the recording for the day.

If anyone wants some extra help with this, here are a couple websites you can go to. You can work on some questions on one of them, and check your answers

http://www.sosmath.com/algebra/solve/solve0/solvtrig.html

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Trigonometry:Solving_Trigonometric_Equations