Monthly Archives: May 2009

Algebra Benchmark #5!

Algebra: Practice Benchmark #5 Benchmark practice covers chapters 10 through 13. Make NO MARKS on the Benchmark Review! Benchmark is worth 300 points and begins on Thursday!

Algebra: Chapter 12 TEST!

Algebra: Chapter 12 Practice TEST today, be ready for tomorrow’s REAL DEAL! ORGANIZE your notes so that your are not scrambling for the information that you need!!!

Algebra: Chapter 12, Lesson 7, page 565. Joint and Combined Variation An equation of the form `z = kxy`, where `k` is a constant, expresses joint variation. An equation of the form `z = (kx)/y` expresses combined variation. There are … Continue reading →

Algebra: Chapter 12, Lesson 6, page 561. Inverse Variation An equation of the form `y = k/x` where `k` is a constant, expresses inverse variation. Just like in direct variation, find the constant of variation, `k`, then use that to … Continue reading →

Algebra: Chapter 12, Lesson 5, page 557. Direct Variation An equation of the form `y = kx` where `k` is a constant, expresses direct variation. `k` is called the constant of variation. Sometimes you have to solve for the constant … Continue reading →

Algebra: Chapter 12, Lesson 3, page 547. Linear Functions A function `f` defined by an equation of the form `y=mx+b`, where `m` and `b` are real numbers, is a LINEAR function and can be written `f(x)=mx+b`. If that is too … Continue reading →

Algebra CST Test today!

Algebra CST Packets (3 of them) Review Answer keys are online for your viewing. Remember, all 3 packets PLUS the 96 released questions we did in class are DUE TOMORROW! CST TIPS! 1. Go slow 2. Look at the graphs, … Continue reading →