# 8.4 Power to another Power (contd.)

• (32-48) even

# 8.5 Division Properties of Exponents

• (2-48) even

Everyone MUST post a solution for credit!

There are 33 problems in all.

You can't repeat someone else's answer.

If someone posts the answer to #8.4, #32, then you have to choose a different problem to solve and post.

# 8.2

• (2-44) even

# 8.3

• (2-50) even

# 8.4

• (2-30) even

Remember, you must post a question AND a solution. You can't repeat someone else's answer either!

# 8.1 Zero and Negative Exponents

• Practice Worksheet (1-71) odd
• FCAT problem at the end

Reminder:

Ch. 7 Test is tomorrow. If I were you, I'd practice doing the odd problems of that Ch. 7 Review and look up the answers in the back of the book. 100 points tomorrow. You need to do well.

Reminder:

Ch. 7 Test is tomorrow. If I were you, I'd practice doing the odd problems of that Ch. 7 Review and look up the answers in the back of the book. 100 points tomorrow. You need to do well.

Ch. 7 Review

• (2-44) even

Ch. 7 Test on Tuesday, 4/24/06

Have a wonderful PG-13 weekend!

What do you think?

Click the following link:

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/14383081.htm

All of the responses I read were from adults. But what do the students think? Especially if you are one of the "goog" kids. I think you guys should jump into the fray and offer your opinions.

P.S. Don't forget to print & have your parent(s) sign interim report for EXTRA CREDIT!

# 7.6 Systems of Linear Inequalities

• AWP pg. 200 (this is the last worksheet from yesterday's assignment)
• (2-28) even

Print out pgs. 197-200.

If you can't see all of the problems from clicking on the image.

Write directly on your printouts. Remember to use a dotted line if it is not equal to.

Shade in using a colored pencil turned on its side.

Don't forget to finish last night's homework worksheets now that you now know how to do them.

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• fold paper into 8 boxes (total of 16 boxes front and back)
• use the top 2 boxes for your heading
• left top box should include your name, period, date
• right top box should include the question of the worksheet, the page number of that worksheet and the answer to the question.
• use 1 sheet of paper for pg. 168 and another one for pg. 169
• do the worksheets---don't be lazy!

check out the following link:

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/education/sfl-ffcat13apr13,0,7371230.story?coll=sfla-news-education

How do you feel about this?

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/education/sfl-ffcat13apr13,0,7371230.story?coll=sfla-news-education

• 10 extra credit points will be issued for each worksheet you do correctly.
• MUST SHOW all work
• work must be done on your own paper
• paper must be folded into boxes
• answer to the question on the worksheet must be included
• Have a happy Spring Break!

# 7.3 Solving Systems Using Elimination

• (2-38) even
• (42-44) both

Don't forget to practice some odd problems in preparation for tomorrow's Ch. 6 Test!

Also, remember to find a picture that represents something about your personality!

# 7.1 Solving Systems by Graphing

• (2-22) even
• (30-32) even

# 7.2 Solving Systems Using Substitution

• (2-24) even

Please ask questions if you don't understand something. And don't forget to review for your Ch. 6 Test on Friday. Some of you guys forgot to come by and pick up your papers!

Ch. 6 Review

• (2-40) even

Don't forget.......Ch. 6 Test on Thursday!

# 6.6

• (12-15) all

# 6.7

• (2-40) even