Fund.Algebra II (Teams 1 & 3, 2010-11)
Oct 25th, 2010 by corricelli
Hello!
This portion of our site is dedicated to conversations about Fundamentals of Algebra II.
If you would like to ask a question or help another person – this is the site for you!
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Mrs. Corricelli
i looked over this and did some of the examples on the page…it took me awhile but i finally got to remebering it after a little bit
Good for YOU Elayna! Way to inspire!
Keep practicing if/when you get chances over break.
This will definitely help your midterm!
I hope you are enjoying break!
where can i practice problems on this website?
Tommy,
Hello,
You can go right to the main page and look down for posts addressed to Teams 1 and 3 or you can click the “Fundamentals of Algebra II” Category right on this page and find links related to what you are doing right now. A direct link is right here.
Thanks,
Mrs. Corricelli
should i use elimination or substitution when solving a word problem?
when will we be receiving a mid-term review packet?
The plan is to give you the packet on the day we take our final quiz before the midterm; so Tuesday, 1/11.
Thanks,
Mrs. Corricelli
http://www.mathworksheetscenter.com/mathtips/quadraticequation.html
I found this helpful for our what are quadratic equations and how are they useful homework- it says how they apply to the real world.
I think it’s a little late to ask questions about my homework but I forgot about the packet that you gave us and I need to do it so I do decent on tomorrows quiz but I don’t understand how to do the last problem in the packet.
y = 2x² + 4x – 8
When finding the y-Coordinate of the vertex you went from..
y = 2(-1)² + 4(-1) – 8 to… 2(1) – 4 – 8 and I don’t understand..
Hello Schuyler –
I wanted to make sure I answered this even if I could not get it in time for your quiz. We will be reviewing some of these concepts next week, so it is not too late!
Anyhow,
2(-1)² + 4(-1) – 8 becomes 2(1) – 4 – 8 because (-1)² is 1 and because 4(-1) is -4.
Hope this helps for next Friday’s quiz!
Enjoy your weekend,
Mrs. Corricelli