Tuesday, June 14, 2011
B.E.D.M.A.S
E - exponents
D - Division
M - multiplication
A - addition
S - subtraction
Solve this problem:
(34.67+23.65) x 5.6 -:- 11.2 =
check:
(34.67 + 23.65) x 5.6 -:- 11.2=
58.34 x 5.6 -:- 11.2=
326.704 -:- 11.2=
29.17=
Math Exam Review(BEDMAS)
B= Brackets
E= Exponents
D= Division
M= Multiplication
A= Addition
S= Subtraction
Here is a video that can help you:
Math Exam Review (Last Page)

Sorry the answers to the questions was small.Thursday, June 2, 2011
notes, june 1/2 2011
Variable-(j is the variable) a letter that represent a unknown number.
Expression-(2j x 3) any single number or variable or a combination of operations.
Constant-(3 is the constant) a number that does not change, increases or decreases, the value of an expression.
Numerical coefficient-(2 is the numerical coefficient) a number that multiply a variable.
Equation- mathematical statement with two expression that have the same value. (a scale)
eg. x+3=3 , y-7=(4) , 3a-2=a+2 , b=4
Identify the value of variable.
Subtract - Add
Multiply - Divide
Divide - Multiply
Remember, when did something on the left side you have to do the same thing in the right side.
Remember to always check your answer.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Notes
Variables and Expression

Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Notes for May 19,2011
Variable- a letter that represents an unknown number.
For example: a, x, w
Expression- any single number or variable or a combination of operations (+, -, x, /) involving numbers and variables.
For example: 5, r, 8t, x+9, 2y-7


Value- a known or calculated amount.
Constant- a number that does not change
- increases or decreases the value of an expression
Numerical coefficient- a number that multiplies a variable.
For example:
Here is a LINK for practice.Here is a VIDEO about variable and expressions.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Number of the Day (8-14)

Monday, May 2, 2011
Notes For May 2, 2011
- positive and negative whole numbers including zero
eg. 1, 7, 63, 23783457, -9, -985, -56422147, 0
Integers are not decimals, fractions, percent, ratio
eg. 65%, 7.6, 1:2, 3/4 are not integers
Zero pair
- a pair of integers representing +1 and -1
eg. + - this pair represents zero pair because (+1) + (-1)= 0
Examples of zero pair
(+2) + (-2)=0
(+3) + (-3)=0
Predict the sum of any pair of opposite integers.
Opposite integers are two integers with the same numeral, but different signs.
eg. +2 and -2 or +123 and -123
What if the negative comes first.
(-8) + (+8)= 0
It's still going to be zero.

Here is some problems for practice..
(+5) + (-1)=
(+15263) + (-15263)=
(-6) + (+8)=
Here is a link for you to practice adding integers
Here is a video about integers.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Notes for April 12, 2011
Interpret Circle graphs
-circle graph is a graph that represents data using sections of a circle
Sector
- sounds like section
- a section of a circle formed by two radii and the arc of a circle connecting the radii

A sector is a percent of the whole
Creating circle graphs
Central angle
- an angle formed by two radii of a circle
- the vertex of the angle is at the center of the circle

How many degrees in a circle
-360 degrees
- 2 protractors
Here is a link about circle graph
Notes for April 4, 2011
Parts of the circle
Radius- the distance from the center of a circle to the edge, represented by the variable r
Diameter- the distance across a circle through its center, represented by d
Relationship between radius and diameter-diameter is twice longer than radius
- radius is half of diameter
Constructing circles
1. compass
2. trace a circle
3. string
Concentric circles
-same center point different radius
Circumference
- the distance around the circle
- usually represented by c
- this is a linear measurement
pi
- the ratio of the circle of a circle to its diameter
- approximate 3.14
Here is a link about circles
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Answer to Ian's Question
Explain in Fraction, Ratio and Percen
t.Answer to Joshua's Question

What is the probability of spinning a GREEN on this spinner?
Answer to Janessa's Probability Question

Question: What is the p(red) marble? Express your answer as Fraction, Ratio and Percent.
Answer(s)
Fraction: 1/6
Ratio: 1:6
Percent: 16.66%
Answer to Norien's Probability Question

Question: What is the probability of spinning a BLUE? Express your answer as Fraction, Ratio and Percent.
Answer(s)
Fraction: 3/12 or 1/4
Ratio: 3:12 or 1:4
Percent: 25%
Answer to Joshua's Probability Question

Question: What is the probability of spinning green on this spinner? Express your answer as Fraction, Ratio and Percent.
Answer(s)
Fraction: 2/8 or 1/4
Ratio: 2:8 or 1:4
Percent: 25%
Answer to Mary's Question

Question: What is the probability on spinning p(yellow) on my spinner? Express as Fraction, Ratio and Percent.
Answer(s)
Fraction: 2/8 or 1/4
Ratio: 2:8 or 1:4
Percent: 25%
Answer to Charry's Probability Question
Question: What is the probability of spinning GREEN. Express as Fraction, Ratio and Percent.
Answer(s)
Fraction: 4/8 or 1/2
Ratio: 4:8 or 1:2
Percent: 50%
Probability Question
Answering Mary's Question





