Read pages 3-12, 16-22
Complete the following problems on loose leaf, when finished take a PICTURE of your work and UPLOAD it.
Problem Set 1.1; page 13-15 #9,21-22,31,35 and 51
Problem Set 1.2; page 23-25#1-2,7,12,16,25,41 and 51
one of the 3 problems below using Polyas 4
steps and post each step of your solution.
Comment on your classmates approach to any of
the other 2. Your response should indicate if:
The work is complete and correct.
• The response demonstrates a thorough
understanding of the mathematical concepts
and/or procedures embodied in the task.
•The response indicates that the student has
completed the task correctly, using
mathematically sound procedures.
• The response contains clear, complete
explanations and/or adequate work when
required.
a) If an island's only residents are penguins and
bears, and if there are 16 heads and 34 feet on the
island, how many penguins and how many bears
are on the island?
b) Six glasses are standing in a row. The first three
are empty, and the last 3 are full of water. By
handling and moving only one glass, it is possible
to change this arrangement so that no empty glass
is next to another empty one and no full glass is
next to another full glass. How can this be done?
c) How many triangles are there in the figure
below?
1) What do you think is the most important
concepts in this section(6.6)? Why?
2) What are the easiest and the most difficult parts
of this weeks section? Explain your answer.
page 294-295#26-27,32,34,37,43 and 47
Continuing our Problem Solving journey, this week
we will explore ratios and proportions.
Expanding on the video, how do you use them in
your everyday life?
page 303-304 #5,11,15,25-26,37,49,53,57 and 58
page 312 #1-5,29,31,35,47 and 54
page 319-320 #4,9,23
the name of the book is nature of mathematics