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Tuesday, November 14, 2006

scrbe post
LEARNING TARGET: comparing and ordering fractions

LESSON: Step 1. find the least Common multiple of each denomonator. This is called the least common denomonator or LCD.
            Step 2. rewrite each  fraction as an equivalant fraction using LCD. this is what my notes say. 

EXAMPLE:  say you are finding out if 7/13 is bigger or smaller than 9/21. First you find the least common multiple of both the denomonators. The awnser is 273. i multiplied both the denomonators by 13 to get 273. now i multiply the numourators, 7 and 9, by 13 also. 7 turns out to be 114 and 9 turns out to be 117. now that  I have the same denomonator, i just look at the numourator and withever one is bigger is th elargest fraction. 

LINK: Here is a URL that you can type into your URL box and go to: http://www.glencoe.com/sec/math/msmath/mac04/course1/self_check_quiz/index.php/oh
              


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Sunday, November 12, 2006

scribe post?
am i doing the scribe post to day or Monday? today is 11/12/06

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Monday, October 23, 2006

scribe post number two

Learning target: Use stratagies to find formulas to find the circumfrence of a circle.

 Lesson: If the diamiter is 19.3 then you multiply it by pi witch is 3.14.

example:   19.3*3.14=60.6

 

  Here is a link about circumfrence. 

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Monday, October 23, 2006

thermal energy
go to this site about thermal energy!


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