1) The document provides guidelines for completing homework, including having a complete heading, writing questions and answers in pencil on loose leaf paper, and answering questions by following the process in notes. It states failure to follow these guidelines will result in an incomplete homework grade.
2) The homework assignment involves dividing polynomials by monomials, solving rational equations, writing mixed expressions as fractions in simplest form, and MCAS review questions including working with equations, properties of operations, exponents, order of operations, factoring numbers, and making change using coins.
3) An honors assignment includes completing additional practice problems involving rational expressions and factoring trinomials, as well as showing work.
1) The document provides guidelines for completing homework, including having a complete heading, writing questions and answers in pencil on loose leaf paper, and answering questions by following the process in notes. It states failure to follow these guidelines will result in an incomplete homework grade.
2) The homework assignment involves dividing polynomials by monomials, solving rational equations, writing mixed expressions as fractions in simplest form, and MCAS review questions including working with equations, properties of operations, exponents, order of operations, factoring numbers, and making change using coins.
3) An honors assignment includes completing additional practice problems involving rational expressions and factoring trinomials, as well as showing work.
1) The document provides guidelines for completing homework, including having a complete heading, writing questions and answers in pencil on loose leaf paper, and answering questions by following the process in notes. It states failure to follow these guidelines will result in an incomplete homework grade.
2) The homework assignment involves dividing polynomials by monomials, solving rational equations, writing mixed expressions as fractions in simplest form, and MCAS review questions including working with equations, properties of operations, exponents, order of operations, factoring numbers, and making change using coins.
3) An honors assignment includes completing additional practice problems involving rational expressions and factoring trinomials, as well as showing work.
1) The document provides guidelines for completing homework, including having a complete heading, writing questions and answers in pencil on loose leaf paper, and answering questions by following the process in notes. It states failure to follow these guidelines will result in an incomplete homework grade.
2) The homework assignment involves dividing polynomials by monomials, solving rational equations, writing mixed expressions as fractions in simplest form, and MCAS review questions including working with equations, properties of operations, exponents, order of operations, factoring numbers, and making change using coins.
3) An honors assignment includes completing additional practice problems involving rational expressions and factoring trinomials, as well as showing work.
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Complete homework will contain…
…a complete heading. …questions and correct, boxed answers written in pencil on loose leaf paper. …questions answered following the process in your notes. Failure to follow these guidelines will result in an IHW, regardless of the reason. If you have questions, please call. Title/Topic HW#104 Name: _____________________ Date: _____________________ Dividing by a KIPP/2014/_________________ Math/Homework monomial Mission: KWBAT divide a polynomial by a monomial.
Part 1: Open response
Write an acrostic poem for the word DIVIDE that will help you remember how to divide a polynomial by a monomial.
Part 2: Dividing a polynomial by a monomial
Divide. Check by subbing any non-restricted number in for g and h.
Write as a fraction in simplest form. Check by subbing any non-restricted number in for g. ିହ 6) 5݃ + 7) 4݃ + ଶାଷ ିହ
CONTINUE ON TO MCAS PREP ON PAGE 2.
Honors Assignment HW#104
Complete the open response.
Complete only the even numbered problems from parts 2-4. Complete the problems below. Complete Part 5.
Solve. Be sure to check your work.
ଶ ଵ మ ା మ ିమ మ ାమ ି మ 1) ቀ ݕ− ቁ ቀ1 − ቁ 2) ቀ1 − ቁ ÷ ቀ1 − ቁ ௬ାଵ ௬ାଶ ଶ ଶ Complete homework will contain… …a complete heading. …questions and correct, boxed answers written in pencil on loose leaf paper. …questions answered following the process in your notes. Failure to follow these guidelines will result in an IHW, regardless of the reason. If you have questions, please call. Part 5: MCAS review (EVERYONE) ଵ 1) In the equation = − , which of the following best describes n? ସ ଶ a. A negative integer b. A positive integer c. A whole number d. An irrational number 2) Which mathematical property is shown by -54 + 54 = 0? a. Commutative property b. Inverse property c. Identity property d. Distributive property 3) Which of the following is another way to express n5 X n4? a. n9 b. n1 c. n20 d. n0 4) What is the value of the expression below? 8 – 2 + 32 ÷ (-3) a. -10 b. -2 c. 2 d. 10 5) Jeinsly’s favorite number is between 100 and 200. It is a product of two prime numbers. One of its factors is 19. Jessica’s favorite number is an odd number less than 100. The sum of its digits is 9. It has 5 factors. a. What’s Jeinsly’s favorite number? Show E step. b. What’s Jessica’s favorite number? Show E step. Complete homework will contain… …a complete heading. …questions and correct, boxed answers written in pencil on loose leaf paper. …questions answered following the process in your notes. Failure to follow these guidelines will result in an IHW, regardless of the reason. If you have questions, please call. 6) Kevin found the following coins in his backpack
a. Kevin wanted to buy a pencil sharpener from the school store that costs $0.50. What combination of coins could he use? List all possible combinations. b. Can Kevin make 78 cents using exactly 6 coins from his backpack? Show E step. c. Kevin wants to spend exactly 42 cents. What is the least number of coins he can use? Show E step.
