This week we had a unit test for unit 8, we just finished the unit and we’re now moving on to unit 7. So we have a new challenge ahead of us. Once again, I’m using paper instead of MS paint, and $latex, so if it’s it is too small for you to read, feel free to click it to open it up in this window, or right click it to open it up in a different window. We were moving on to Rational expressions so that’s what I did, here ya go:

This week we learned how to solve absolute value equations, we plotted a bunch of them on graphs too. This was some what difficult but a bit easy? I guess would be the best way to put it. Either way, here it is, my attempt at explaining it. Also, once again I’m using paper, not MS paint, or $latex. Here we go:

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This week we learned about solving equations by plotting them onto a graph. This one was pretty difficult, but it’s basically the same stuff as we’ve been doing the majority of the year. So I’m going to try and explain it to the best of my abilities, using Paper, not MS paint or $latex. Here goes nothing:

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This week we learned about solving quadratic inequalities. I am still not very good at Math, but do try my best to get all this done, so here’s my best attempt at it. Once again I’m using paper not, MS paint or $latex. And once again if it’s too hard to read within the post try clicking it to make it open up in a separate page.

This week was mostly review for the Mid term, so there wasn’t any new lessons. So instead I’ll go over something from before. It’ll help me get a better understanding of the material. So I’m going to be going back to Chapter 4.7ish where we went over how to Model Problems with Quadratic functions. Once again I’m using paper instead of the $latex thing, and instead of the whole Microsoft Paint. Either way, here you go:

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