April 2008 Archives
Chapter 10 Review 28 - 34 evens.pdf
And in case you need a blank copy of the review, here it is (again):
Algebra II Chapter 10 Review.pdf | solutions
Some of you guys need help with these completing-the-square problems:
For the next two blocks, we will be going over partial fraction decomposition. Here is the assignment for this section:
Partial Fractions part 1+2.pdf
Here are the class notes (along with my writing) from Friday, April 11 (if they help):
Class Notes: Partial Fractions (April 11 2008)
Since this section is not in our textbook, here are a few links to websites that have some reference info, should you need it:
- Paul's Online Notes: Partial Fractions [pdf version]
- PurpleMath.com - Partial Fraction Decomposition: General Techniques
- Wikipedia.org - Partial Fractions
- NCSU Math and Physics Help Page - Partial Fractions
- Partial Fractions Decomposition
And... last but not least... here's the link to a nice page that will decompose most partial fractions for you:
TAGPreAP Alg II 6th six weeks syllabus 0708.pdf
Please be advised that we are continuing with the B-day-first schedule through all of April and the first week of May. However, starting with the May 12-13 Chapter 12 test, we are returning to the traditional A-day-first schedule for the rest of the academic year.
update (4/5): there was a typo in the "Extra Practice" worksheet, #10 (the vertices and foci were reversed, and the problem was basically impossible). This has now been fixed, so please check the link for the correct numbers/answer.
update (4/8): found one more type, in the solution to #9 on the "Extra Practice". The numerator should read "(y - 7)^2", instead of "(y - 8)^2".
Here is the review for the Chapter 10 test next week:
Algebra II Chapter 10 Review (pdf) | Review Solutions (pdf)
The main links are in Word format, but the pdf links are available as well (the graphs seem to print out a little nicer in Word, but if you have trouble getting the .doc to work right, try the PDFs).
AlgII 6th sw 2008 revised.pdf
Project Due Date: April 17/18, 2008
Here's a blank version of the project handout: Unicron 2008 blank.pdf
Each group has a different letter at the bottom, which corresponds to different values for aphelion and parahelion; here are those numbers:
| Group | Parahelion | Aphelion |
|---|---|---|
| a | 36.4 | 144.6 |
| b | 27.4 | 184.6 |
| c | 76.4 | 545.6 |
| d | 28.4 | 442.6 |
| e | 96.4 | 785.6 |
| f | 117.6 | 426.4 |
