Category: Math 10
Architecture Mathematics Inquiry Project
My inquiry project is based on architectural mathematics and I first started off with the question: How have advancements in mathematics improve our architecture? As I started to do more research I was interested in how buildings have evolved from the primitive to today and what type of math concepts were used. Then, I began […]
Desmos Math Art
In this assignment, it asked to create a Santa using the basic function/relation equations that we knew. I have created a hat, a face, moustache, and a beard. For the face, I used circles (eyes), and a parabola (mouth). I used 2 + 2 < 16 for the face shape because I […]
Algebra Tiles Review Math 10 H 2017
To solve the expression, (x-2)(2x+3), you fill the the blank space with the right algebra tiles so it fills up the whole area. You also use distributive property by multiplying each number with the numbers that are enclosed in the other brackets. For example, you would multiply x with 2x and then with 3. […]
Surface Area of a Sphere
For this assignment, we had to cut an orange in half in order to trace the circumference of the circle on to a piece of paper. We then had to trace as many halves of the orange on to the paper. After, we had to peel the oranges and then use the peels to see […]
Garibaldi Lake Task
Garibaldi Lake Task To estimate the volume of the lake, you can multiply the given surface area with the average depth (119m). To find how much water is behind the Barrier, I first converted the surface area (in km) to meters. Then using the surface area in meters, I multiplied it with the average depth […]
Math 10 Honors Numbers Summary
For the first unit of Math 10 Honours, some new things I learned are converting entire radicals to mixed radicals and vice versa. I also learned solving cubed, 4th, and 5th roots to convert into mixed/ entire radicals. Converting entire radicals to mixed radicals(vice versa) that includes variables was something that was new for me. […]
Prime Number Poem (Haiku)
1 ain’t one of them Factors are 1 and itself They are prime numbers