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Friday, October 7, 2011

hw #2-5 & 2-6 PROVE IT!!

pg 116-119 #1-4, 5-13 Odd, 14-19 All, 25, 35-38

pg 124-127 #1-5, 13,19,23,25,#43-48 All

Chap Review pg 130-33 #17,21,25,29 (for starters... YOU can do more, of course!)

17 comments:

  1. I can't figure out where the error was on question 25, page 117. I have a suspicion that it has to do with the distribution, but I can't figure out how.

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  2. You're right, Paul the problem is in the distribution step... go back and look at the GIVEN information... a=b, right?

    What would P/GEMDAS do with the distribution step, based on the fact that a and b are equivalent.

    lmk is this helps

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  3. For p 117 #13 proof step 2 seems to be the Same as step three, is it?

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  4. Would #1 on pg 116 follow the Transitive Property of Equality or the Transitive Property of Congruence?

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  5. I'm not sure what reason to put for #5 Reason a. on page 117! Would it be Distributive Property?

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  6. GREAT QUESTION For #13, step 2... YOU WILL GET THIS WRONG ON THE TEST... look for a postulate or definition (based on the GIVEN) that is the REASON for step 2 (it is NOT the same as step 3)

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  7. ANOTHER GREAT QUESTION on pg 116#1...

    MEASURES (like degrees, inches, feet, cm) speak to equivalence...

    GENERAL SHAPE AND SIZE speak to congruence...

    remember your blog etiquette... and lmk if this helped...

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  8. 117#5, is actually referring to HOW the current statement was made flowing from the previous statement... what was done?? 10 was added to both sides, yes? ADD POE, yes?

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  9. For pg 117 #5, I meant for Step 2. What would the property be when you multiply two sides by 2? Would it be multiplication POE?

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  10. I really can't find anything wrong with #25.. They did everything correctly, but it doesn't seem true that a=2a...

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  11. I'm not sure if this is right, but it never showed anywhere that a=1 or b=1 for #25? Could that be the error?

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  12. To get from line4 to line5 in #25, she divided by (a-b)... given that the GIVEN in line 1 is true, what is (a-b) always equal to? Can you divide by that number... EVER???

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  13. Sorry! I just read your explanation to Paul. I see the problem in the Distribution step.. Is it that b^2-a^2 was "undistributed" incorrectly? Because then if you distributed what they gave you it would give you (ab^2-ba^2)?

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  14. OHHH! I understand now.

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  15. I always struggle on these writing questions.. And I just can't see the difference.. #5 pg 124???

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  16. Could you go over #38 on the Chapter Review pg 132 in class tomorrow? I'm still kind of struggling on how to MAKE a Statement/Reason chart without any aid.. Thanks!

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