This week in math 10 we learned I learned how to use elimination to solve solutions, also I prefer substitution but eliminations is harder for me so I picked it. Ex) Next First I multiplied the top equation by -2 so I can make zero pairs. Then I simplified it. Next I added both equations…

This week in math 10 I learned how to find and solve an equation using the y intercept form and the general form. The formula for y intercept form is y=mx+b. The first number in a coordinate is always the x and the second number is always the y. I put the y on the…

This week in math 10 I learned how to determine slopes in a graph. Example: Always read the graph from left to right, some people read it from right to left that’s why their answers are always wrong. Always remember rise over run. In this case in every dot, they rise (up) by 1 and…

This week I learned about identifying the domain and range in a graph and in a written form. This is the first example the one without a graph and it’s asking for the domain and range. The domain is always the first number on the relation and the range is always the second number in…

This week I learned how to factor by grouping, although Ms. Burton hasn’t showed us how to do it my brother forced me to. First step is to multiply the first and last term together which is -30 and you have to find out which two numbers add up to -30. Which turned out to…

This week, I learned how to factor “ugly” trinomials. It was a bit shaky for me at first but I got the hang of it, but I don’t know about the trinomials with a negative term though. Ex)   This is an ugly trinomial.   First, I multiply the first (8) and last (-3) term…

This week was a struggle for me, but I learned a few things, such as using models to multiply in two ways.   First way: I drew a straight line at the end of each blocks which surprisingly works, but you gotta watch out if it’s positive or negative.   Second way: I drew a…

This week I learned about bearings. It’s not as complicated as my other weeks but bearings are good to have at the back of your head. Also, it is helpful to have a bit of knowledge about them, there will be questions like them in the future and I’m sure I will forget about bearings…