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Standard 5 Quiz: Solving Systems with Elimination in Google Classroom

Standard 5 Quiz: Solving Systems with Elimination

Answer all questions on the Form.
Make certain to show all work on the Free Response questions and attach an image of your work in order to receive credit.
Created by Mike Shultz: Friday, December 4 7:22 PM

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Question of the Day: "Who is your favorite Superhero?" in Google Classroom

Question of the Day: "Who is your favorite Superhero?"

Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, December 2 11:13 AM

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6.3 Elimination Using Addition and Subtraction in Google Classroom

6.3 Elimination Using Addition and Subtraction

Complete the problems listed below. Show all work and attach an image for credit.

Pg 354 #7-12
Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, December 2 11:13 AM

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Question of the Week in Google Classroom

Question of the Week

Which ability would you choose - The ability to fly or to be invisible?
Created by Mike Shultz: Thursday, November 26 6:09 AM

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Standard 5: Solving Systems w/Graphing and Substitution Quiz in Google Classroom

Standard 5: Solving Systems w/Graphing and Substitution Quiz

Answer all questions on the Form.
On section 2 look for ALL possible answers. There may be more than one! Make certain to show all work on the free response questions in order to receive credit.
Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, November 25 5:31 AM

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Class Review in Google Classroom

Class Review

Get started on the review questions, we'll review process and answers before class is over.
Created by Mike Shultz: Friday, November 20 12:23 PM

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Modifying Equations for Substitution in Google Classroom

Modifying Equations for Substitution

Follow the directions on the worksheet.
Print out the page (if possible).
Attach an image of your work.
Created by Mike Shultz: Friday, November 20 12:23 PM

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What is your most difficult class so far at JCHS? in Google Classroom

What is your most difficult class so far at JCHS?

Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, November 18 3:34 PM

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6.1 Solving Systems of Equations with Graphing in Google Classroom

6.1 Solving Systems of Equations with Graphing

Complete the attached worksheet.
Print out the document (if possible).
Submit images of your work.
Created by Mike Shultz: Tuesday, November 17 12:50 PM

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Standard 4 Quiz: Inequalities in Google Classroom

Standard 4 Quiz: Inequalities

Complete the Form.

On the Free Response questions, you must show all your steps to receive credit.
Attach your images to the questions on the quiz.
Created by Mike Shultz: Sunday, November 15 12:44 AM

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5.6 Graphing Inequalities in Two Variables in Google Classroom

5.6 Graphing Inequalities in Two Variables

Complete the worksheet.
Attach an image(s) of your work.
Submit.
Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, November 11 2:36 PM

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5.2 & 5.3 Solving Inequalities in Google Classroom

5.2 & 5.3 Solving Inequalities

Complete the problems on the worksheet. Attach an image with your work. We will work through some of the problems together in class.
Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, November 11 2:36 PM

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6.2 Solving Systems of Equations with Substitution in Google Classroom

6.2 Solving Systems of Equations with Substitution

Complete the problems on the worksheet.
Print a copy(if possible).
Attach an image of your work.
Created by Mike Shultz: Sunday, November 29 12:58 AM

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Standard 3 Quiz: Word Problems in Google Classroom

Standard 3 Quiz: Word Problems

Complete the Form.

On Free Response Questions, you must add an attachment and show all work to receive credit.

Submit the Quiz.
Created by Mike Shultz: Saturday, November 7 8:05 AM

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Question of the Week: Wednesday, Nov 4th in Google Classroom

Question of the Week: Wednesday, Nov 4th

What is your favorite holiday? Christmas, Thanksgiving, 4th of July, other?
Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, November 4 2:31 PM

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Word Problems in Slope-Intercept form Worksheet in Google Classroom

Word Problems in Slope-Intercept form Worksheet

Complete the worksheet (either print it out or copy the work onto another paper).
We will do the first one together in class
Attach an image of your work.
Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, November 4 2:31 PM

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Create and use Linear Equations Worksheet in Google Classroom

Create and use Linear Equations Worksheet

Answer the questions on the worksheet.
We will go through the first few together in class.
Attach a document with your work.
Created by Mike Shultz: Monday, November 2 11:16 PM

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Standard 3 Quiz: Writing Linear Equations (Part 1) in Google Classroom

Standard 3 Quiz: Writing Linear Equations (Part 1)

Complete the attached Form.
When finished, click Turn in/Mark as Done.
Created by Mike Shultz: Thursday, October 29 6:11 AM

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Standard 3 Quiz: Writing Linear Equations (Part 2) in Google Classroom

Standard 3 Quiz: Writing Linear Equations (Part 2)

Complete the questions below. Show work to receive credit.
Attach an image of your work to the assignment.
Then, click Turn In

1) Write the equation of a line in slope-intercept form that has a slope of -2 and passes through the point (-1, 7). (3pts)

2) Write the equation of a line in slope-intercept form that passes through the points (4, 6) and (8, 4). (3pts)

3) Jorge is reading his history book in preparation for a test. After 10 minutes of reading, he has 35 pages left in the book. After 50 minutes of reading, he has 5 pages left in the book. If x = number of minutes spent reading and y = pages left in the book,
a) Write the values as ordered pairs. (1pt)
a) Find the value of the slope (or rate of change). (1pt)
b) Write a linear equation which describes the number of pages left to read (y) in terms of the number of minutes spent reading (x). (2pts)
BONUS - How many total minutes of reading does it take Jorge to finish the history book? (1pt)
Created by Mike Shultz: Thursday, October 29 6:11 AM

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4.2 Writing the equation of a line with Two Points in Google Classroom

4.2 Writing the equation of a line with Two Points

Complete the questions from the Algebra book Pg 229 #16-21, 36, 38, 47.
Attach an image of your work.
Created by Mike Shultz: Monday, October 26 1:59 PM

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4.2 Writing equations with a Slope and a Point (worksheet) in Google Classroom

4.2 Writing equations with a Slope and a Point (worksheet)

Complete the attached worksheet. Submit an image of your work.
Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, October 21 5:29 PM

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What is your favorite movie of all time? Why? in Google Classroom

What is your favorite movie of all time? Why?

Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, October 21 5:29 PM

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Standard 2 Quiz (Part 2): Graphing with Slope-intercept Form in Google Classroom

Standard 2 Quiz (Part 2): Graphing with Slope-intercept Form

Complete the following questions on paper, and show work to receive credit. Attach an image of your work. Then Submit.

1) Use the equation y = 3x + 4 to answer the following questions:
a) What is the slope of the equation? (1pt)
b) What is the y-intercept of the equation? (1pt)
c) Sketch a graph of the equation. (2pts)

2) Given the linear equation 4x + 7y = 28,
a) Write the equation in slope-intercept form. (2pts)
b) Sketch a graph of the equation. (2pts)

3) Find the slope of the line that passes through the ordered pairs (4, 8) and (7, -4). (2pts)

BONUS: In 2004, the number of women competing in collegiate lacrosse was 5545. In 2008, the number women was 6830.
a) Find the rate of change. (1pt)
b) Predict/explain what would mean for the number of women competing in collegiate lacrosse in in 2020. (1pt)
Created by Mike Shultz: Monday, October 19 11:33 AM

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Standard 2 Quiz part 1 in Google Classroom

Standard 2 Quiz part 1

Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, October 21 5:29 PM

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Slope-Intercept Form Assignment in Google Classroom

Slope-Intercept Form Assignment

Do the following problems from the attached worksheet.

#1-9, 13-16

Print off the attached worksheet and work on itAttach a picture of your work.
Created by Mike Shultz: Thursday, October 15 5:53 PM

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3.3 pg 178 #17, 20,21, 24-35 in Google Classroom

3.3 pg 178 #17, 20,21, 24-35

Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, October 14 1:09 AM

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The most surprising thing so far at JCHS in Google Classroom

The most surprising thing so far at JCHS

Please write a one paragraph response to the question "What is the most surprising thing you have experienced so far your freshman year?" It is due today and will also be used to record your attendance for Wednesday. See all of you Thursday!
Created by Mike Shultz: Wednesday, October 14 12:59 PM

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Best Weekend ever! in Google Classroom

Best Weekend ever!

Tell me of the best time you had over a weekend. Go somewhere fun? With a BFF? Awesome family time? Make it short or make it long, just make it happen!
Created by Mike Shultz: Thursday, October 15 3:23 AM

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Graphing Linear Equations Assessment (Part 2) in Google Classroom

Graphing Linear Equations Assessment (Part 2)

Complete the questions below and show all your work.
Attach an image of your work. Then click turn in.

1) Make a table of values for the equation y = 2x - 3. Then graph the equation. (3pts)

2) Find the x- and y-intercepts for the equation 3x - y = 6. Then graph using the intercepts. (3pts)

3) The percent of teens who play online games can be modeled by y = 3.75x + 6, where y is the percent of students and x represents the time in years since 2000.
a) Make a table of values for the equation. (1pt)
b) Find the x- and y-intercepts for the equation. (2pts)
c) Graph the equation (1pt)
*Challenge/Bonus: Estimate what percent of teens will play online games in the year 2020. Is the answer reasonable?
Created by Mike Shultz: Thursday, October 8 1:59 PM

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Graphing Linear Equations Assessment (Part 1) in Google Classroom

Graphing Linear Equations Assessment (Part 1)

Please complete the attached. Please note - some of the questions have more than one correct answer. List them all for full credit!
Created by Mike Shultz: Thursday, October 8 1:59 PM

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3.1 pg 160 #43-48 in Google Classroom

3.1 pg 160 #43-48

Created by Mike Shultz: Sunday, October 4 9:09 PM

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Rate of change / Slope pg 172-4

hw pg 177 #1,2, 6-9 in Google Classroom

Rate of change / Slope pg 172-4 hw pg 177 #1,2, 6-9

Created by Mike Shultz: Monday, October 5 11:00 PM

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3.1 pg 159 #1,13, 19, 20, 23, 24, 32, 33 in Google Classroom

3.1 pg 159 #1,13, 19, 20, 23, 24, 32, 33

Watch the Zoom if you need a bit more help with some of the assignment problems
Created by Mike Shultz: Friday, October 2 12:31 AM

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pg 141 You pick any 4 from section 2.3 and 2.4.  8 total problems in Google Classroom

pg 141 You pick any 4 from section 2.3 and 2.4. 8 total problems

Created by Mike Shultz: Tuesday, September 29 9:44 AM

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Standard 1 Quiz (Part 1) in Google Classroom

Standard 1 Quiz (Part 1)

Complete the attached Form during the class time. The quiz will only be available during the class.
Created by Mike Shultz: Tuesday, September 29 9:44 AM

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Standard 1 Quiz (Part 2) in Google Classroom

Standard 1 Quiz (Part 2)

Directions:
Step 1 - Complete the following questions on a separate sheet of paper and show all your work by the end of today.
Step 2 - Attach an image of your work to this assignment, and submit.

Questions:
1. (2pts) Solve the equation 2x - 5 = 10

2. (3pts) Solve the equation 4x - 16 = 2 - 5x

3. (3pts) You are really stressed out about this quiz. In the hour leading up to this quiz you have been losing 600 hairs per minute. You began the hour with 110,000 hairs on your head.
a) Will you have more than 70,000 hairs on your head when the quiz starts? Explain.
b) Using "M" to stand for number of minutes, write an equation that represents how many minutes would pass before you have exactly 65,000 hairs on your head.
c) *challenge/optional* Solve the equation you wrote in part B. What does the answer represent?
Created by Mike Shultz: Tuesday, September 29 9:44 AM

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2.4 pg 100 #3, 10, 12, 14, 20 ,22, 25, 27 in Google Classroom

2.4 pg 100 #3, 10, 12, 14, 20 ,22, 25, 27

Remember to turn in a picture of your math work showing the steps you have taken to get to an answer. Its a 16 point assignment, half coming from the pic of your work.
Created by Mike Shultz: Saturday, September 26 10:06 AM

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Solving multi step equations - 2.2 pg 86 / 2.3 pg 94  in Google Classroom

Solving multi step equations - 2.2 pg 86 / 2.3 pg 94

Objectives:
1) Complete the 4 most challenging questions you can (and get correct) from Pg 86 #18-41, showing your work for each step.
2) Complete the 4 most challenging questions you can (and get correct) from Pg 94 #11-23, showing your work for each step.
3) Take a photo of your work and attach it to the assignment.
4) Submit the assignment.
Created by Mike Shultz: Thursday, September 24 11:51 AM

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Getting to know YOU! in Google Classroom

Getting to know YOU!

Please fill out the attached form so we can start to get to know each other.
Created by Mike Shultz: Tuesday, September 22 3:35 AM