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Sunday, May 2, 2010

Razel's 2 Minutes to Make a Difference Final Reflection

1.
Google Doc

Version 1

Final Cut

2. We did some changes at version one ,like ,we added music and some new pictures , but we didn't get to add video's. THe student comments were very helpful because we know what to change and what to not.

3. We found the expert online. She told us many things like that can help us in our project.

4. We found the expert online

6. I think we did well in putting the picture the same time as we are talking.

7. I think the most stressful thing we did is that we cant find the recording thing at movie maker, we took mostly like 10 minutes to find it.

8. So we know what is going on around us. So we can make a difference.

9. I will try not to litter and pick up garbage and by recycling.

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Thursday, March 25, 2010

Razel's Surface Area Growing Post

Rectangular prism















Cylinder















Triangular Prism










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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Razel's Scribepost for 5 &9


5. Draw each 3-D object using the
views below.


























9. Sketch the front, top, and right side
views for these solids.







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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Razel's Scribepost for January 5, 2010

Answer:
First you have to find the side length of the square..( 30.23). So the hypotenuse is 30.23 and the one leg is 17 cm, now I have to find the other side.

c²-a²= b²
30.23² - 17² = b²
(30.23x30.23)-(17x17)= b²
913.85-289=b²
624.85=b²

624.85=b²
√624.85=√b²
24.99cm= b

P= a+b+c
=17+24.99+30.23
= 72.22 cm
The perimeter of the triangle is 72.2

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Monday, January 4, 2010

Razel's Scribepost for January 4, 2010

5. a) What is the area of each square attached to the legs of the right triangle? - a, 6 cm - b, 8 cm - c, ??

b) What is the area of the square attached to the hypotenuse?
- 100 = C²

c) What is the length of the hypotenuse?
- 10 cm

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Monday, December 14, 2009

Scribepost for December 14, 2009

A)10 cm 2












B) 34 mm 2










C)14.4 cm 2













D)6.8 cm 2

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Sunday, November 29, 2009

How I stopped an Alien Invasion using Proportion

I was inside my house and then I heard a loud sound comming from my yard. When I looked what it is I was a UFO. The UFO's door opened and a tall, skinny like jelly came out and said " I'm going to take over your planet earth until you tell me what proportion means and giving me 3 equations to know how to use it." So I told then what proportion mean "That proportion is a relationship that says two ratios, or two rates are equivalent ans that it can be explained as a fraction or ratio table" And so after i told them that I gave them 3 questions.





A) Riding a bicycle 50km in 2h find the Unit Rate:










B)A pack of 20 pencils for $4.98, find the unit rate.











C) Running 800m, in 160 s, find the unit rate.

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Thursday, November 26, 2009

Razel Scribepost November 25

At math today we finish the "Building the Squares" and the chart.















As for Homework we did have to find how many perfect square can you make with 4 squares.

Sorry for being late.

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Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Razel's BOB (Ratio)


Part to part

silver to green
gold to sky blue
salmon to cadet blue

Part to Total

Gold to Total(1:12)
Vowels to Total ( 41 : 119)

Three Part Ratio

Green to Gold to Silver (1:1:1)
Vowels to Consonants to Total(41 :78:119)

Vowels to Total ( 41 : 119)
Fraction: 41/119
Decimal: 0.34
Percent:34.45

Equivalent Ratios Vowels to Total ( 41 : 119)

You can multiply or divide the number

Questions:

What is the Decimal of Consonants to Total (78:119)?
What is the percent of Silver to the Total?
What is the part to total of sky blue?

BOB 2

I made a lot of mistakes in my test.

16. You have a bag with one white ball, six red balls, eight green balls, three purple balls. In lowest term, what is the ratio of red balls to the whole bag of balls?

In this question i forgot to put the numbers in lowest term. I put 6:18 and the answer is 1:3.

3. A normal deck of playing cards has 52 cards in four suits(clubs, diamond, hearts, and spades) or 13 cards each. Two of the suits are black and two if the suits are red. The ratio of the red cards to the whole deck is ?
a) 1:1 b) 1:2 c) 2:3 d) 2:4

In this question I answered d) because I didn't know i have to put it in lowest term .

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Monday, October 19, 2009

Razel's Scribepost for October 16, 2009

Question #19

a) Write a ratio in fractional form to compare the length of the Churchill River and the Mackenzie River. Express the ratio as a fraction in lowest terms.

Answer: Churchill River to Mackenzie River,1608/1800=67/75

b) Write a ratio in decimal form to compare the length of the North Saskatchewan River and the Fraser River. Express the ratio as a decimal correct to the nearest hundredth.

Answer: North Saskatchewan River to Fraser River , 1368/1392 =1.02

c) The calculator keying sequence that compares the length of the Thelon River and the Churchill River is C 904 ÷ 1608 = 0.5621890547 Write the decimal to the nearest hundredth. What comparison statement can you make about the length of the two rivers?

Answer: Thelon River to Churchill River 0.56 ,Churchill River is twice the Thelon River.

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Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Razel's Coin post


What is the total of money in the jar?


There is $100 in the jar.


How full is the jar?

The jar is about 3/4 full.




Sorry for the short answers.

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Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Razel's BOB post

BOB
3 things I know about graphing

1)
There are different types of graphs: bar graph, double bar graph, circle graph, pictograph, line graph and double line graph.

2) Always put Title and Labels in a graph.

3) You can distort a bar graph by putting a break in the y axis to mess up the graph.

I would improve my test by putting the raw data.

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Monday, October 5, 2009

Razel's Four 4's


They both mean the same, there is one using a fraction while the other one is using a division sign.

Example: 4÷4=1 and 4/4=1

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Monday, September 28, 2009

Razel's scribepost for September

Question 8:

The table shows the decibel levels of different sounds in the environment.












a) Use a bar graph to display the data. What is one advantage of using a bar graph?

A bar graph shows an comparison of sound levels.











b) Could you use a line graph to display that data?

No, Because the data are not a comparison over a period of time, a line graph would not be a good choice of graph.


c) Could you use a circle graph to display the data? Explain.

A pictograph could be used, but it would not be as good as a bar graph because of the fractions of pictures need to represent these data.

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