solving over the reals

Today we learned about solving over real numbers such as adding an integer to simulate solving the value over infinity. We did a mental math quiz which i did terrible at. We also got an old practice test to work on in preperation for next weeks test.

Sept 23 (1st and 2nd Degree Trig Equations)

Today we did some examples of doing 1st and 2nd degree trig equations, esp doing it a few differnt ways such as using the Ti calculator and graphmatica.

I found it quite easy to do it via Graphmatica and with the calculator.

Tuesday, Sept 22 (Review and old exam)

We reviewed some older wor and past provincial exam questions.

Things started to make more sence once i saw exactly how to work out some of the problems.

Review of what was done during the week

Today we reviewed alot of the work that was taught during the week while i was away. I reviewed the previous videos which i found very helpful, they answered nearly 99% of the questions i had on how to do the Applied and Cumulative Exercises.

Tuesday, Sept 15.

Today we had a Sub thus it was a work block. I completed a portion of my Applied Math, As well as started some Cumulative Exercises. I was almost totally lost on what to do as i had trouble getting access to the Smart board notes.

Monday Sept 14

Alittle late in writing this but reviewing notes I leaned the deffinitions of..

supplementary angles, which are equal to 180 degrees

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complimentary angles, which are equal to 90 degrees

We began the first introduction of the Unit Circle, being a way to measure and compare Degree to Radian measurments.

My goals

My goalsfor this semester are the following:

To learn the maximum amount of information in my classes that i can.
To go above and behond what is taught in Pre-calc 40S, Chemistry 30S + 40S, As well as Physics 30S and 40S.
I also expect to maintain a minimum of 90% in all my classes.
I hope to achieve a 95% in all classes

Degree and Radian Measurment

In the class we learned that 57.3 degree is 1 radian since Pie Radians =180 Degrees.
We also learned that 2 Pie Radians = 360 degrees.
We learned that on the site Ronblond.com.