MTH-095 Homework

More HW, sections 3.5 and 4.1. Do all these by Tuesday, 10/4. Not necessarily correctly.

Here's the section 3.5 HW:

Here's the section 4.1 HW:

MTH-095 Homework

Looking ahead, here's more homework: Sections 2.6 and 2.7. Try all these problems by Thursday, Sept. 29.
Again, the assigned problems (odd ones) are circled and don't show the answers. If you prefer, do the even ones, for which the answers are shown.

 Here's Section 2.6

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Here's section 2.7:

MTH-095 Homework

Sections 2.4 and 2.5. Attempt all the problems by Tuesday 9/27.
Note: The assignment consists of the odd-numbered problems, for which the answers aren't shown. But the even-numbered problems are just as good, and the answers to those are shown below.

Here are the Section 2.4 problems:

Here are the section 2.5 problems:

MTH-095 Practice Test #1

Here is the practice test.
MTH095 Practice Test 1

Interested in the answers? Here they are below:


 1. C
 2. B
 3. C
 4. D
 5. C
 6. C
 7. A
 8. A
 9. D
10. A
11. D
12. D
13. B
14. B
15. D
16. B
17. A
18. C
19. C
20. B
21. B
22. C
23. B
24. B
25. C

MTH-075 Practice Test #1

Here's the practice test. Twenty problems, similar to the actual problems on the test.
Click here for the link to MTH075 Practice Test 1

MTH-095 Test Announcement! (and Homework, too) UPDATED

Unit Test 1 will be available in the Testing Center at Mt. Laurel and at Pemberton beginning Tuesday September 27 and ending Monday October 3.

Please note that since only one student has expressed interest in taking it at Pemberton, only one copy will be available there. The test will be multiple choice, more details to follow.

Check back soon for a post on this blog with a Unit 1 sample test, which should be good preparation for the actual test. Expect to see it by Monday evening, Sept. 19.


Homework:

• Section 3.7 Assignment: pp. 240-2 # 1-31 odd

• Section 3.8 Assignment: pp. 249-251 # 1-31 odd

Review of Chapter 3:

Pages 253-265: Refer to the Chapter Highlights and work as many of the Chapter Review exercises as possible (skip problems #55-62, 93); do the following problems on the Ch. 3 Test on pp. 266-9: # 1-21 odd, #26-33 all

For those of you who don't have the same edition of our textbook, check back soon and I'll have this post updated with scans of the relevant exercises.Done

MTH-075 Test Announcement! (and Homework, too)

Unit Test 1 will be on Tuesday, September 27, in class. The test consists of 20 problems, only one of which is multiple choice. A sample test will be posted on this blog soon.

Homework for the remainder of Chapter 2:
(You should at least attempt every problem in Sections 2.6 and 2.7 by Tuesday 9/19.)

Section 2.6 – Solving Proportional Equations
Assignment: P. 186 # 21-32 all
Section 2.7 – Solving Linear Inequalities
Assignment: P. 199, 200 # 1-45 odd

Review with Chapter 2 Test: P. 213,14 # 1-6 all, 8,12a,15,16,20-25
And Sample Test 1

Note: Since everyone apparently has the book by now, I will no longer be posting scans of the assigned problems. If you have any requests however, I can post solutions to particular problems showing the work.

MTH-075 Homework

Here's the homework for Sections 2.6 and 2.7 (circled problems).

MTH-095 Homework

Here's more homework. Section 3.6, Introduction to Functions. (We skipped 3.5.) Make sure you've at least tried to do all the circled problems by Thursday, Sept. 15.

MTH-095 Homework

Here's the section 3.4 homework (circled problems). Make sure you have at least attempted to do all of these by Tuesday, Sept. 13.

MTH-095 Homework

Here's the section 3.3 homework (circled problems). Make sure you have at least attempted to do all of these by Tuesday, Sept. 13.

MTH-075 Homework

Here's the section 2.5 homework (circled problems):

MTH-075 Homework

Here's the section 2.4 homework (circled problems):

MTH-075 Homework

Here's the section 2.3 homework (circled problems):

Sending Me Your Homework

You may have questions about your homework that require me to look at it.
You may just want me to see proof that you did it, to help improve the fudge factor on your grade.

Either way, you might want to scan it and send it to me as an email attachment. I will definitely look at it and get back to you.

Here's what I do with stuff I scan and put on this blog or email to you. It's actually simple and quick.

1. scan it to an image file, usually a .bmp and usually scanned in black&white. 150dpi is good enough resolution.
2. open the .bmp file in an image editor, usually Adobe PhotoDeluxe but there are lots of others. Simpler the better, but MS Paint is too simple.
3. adjust the brightness and contrast, with contrast ALL the way up and turn brightness up enough to get rid of smudges and stuff showing through from the other side of the paper.
4. if necessary, use paintbrush tool to white out any other spots, then boost contrast to 100% again.
5. save as a .GIF (This part is important to reduce file size. Your scan was probably several megabytes, but the GIF file is probably less than 50K. Just like JPEGs are a good way to save photos, GIFs are better for line art and handwriting.)

MTH-095 Homework

Homework, Section 3.2. Attempt these problems by 9/8/11.

MTH-095 Homework

Here's the homework for section 3.1.

You should at least attempt all these problems by Thursday, Sept. 8.

Section 3.1 (continued) p.178

Graph the following line equations.

21. x = 4

23. x - 3y = 6

25. y = 3x

27. y = -2

29. 4x + 5y = 15

31. 5y = x - 10

33. x = 1/2

35. y = 0.5x

37. y = -4x + 1

39. 2y - 6 + 0

41. y = -(2/3)x - 4

43. 5x - 2y = -10