- Monday any period or after school
- Tuesday any period
- This assignment provides us with essential practice we need--probability is all about practice (like anything else, really)!.
- Some of this will definitely be tough, and will challenge you to extend your learning from today--the more effort you put into figuring it out, the better off you'll be!
- Use your notes from class today (if you were out, get those from a classmate)---remember to first try to translate everything into words--draw your lines, fill in the blanks, etc.
- Question 12b actually inlcudes two questions:
- "What is the probability that you find two people and both are right handed?'
- "What is the probability that you find two people and both are left handed?"
- Questions 12d and 13biii are probably the two toughest questions...
- Use the example below (#5 = not all yellow) for help with 13biii
- You can also use the examples below for help:
- And here's the homework questions in case you lost yours or were out:
On Monday/Tuesday in class we'll get right back into probability notes/examples, and the plan is to have take home quiz over Thanksgiving break. The ultimate goal is to finish the probability unit and have a test our last day before winter break.
- Week of 11/26-11/30: Ch. 14/15
- Week of 12/3-12/7: Ch. 15
- Week of 12/10-12/14: Ch. 16
- Week of 12/17-12/21: Ch. 17 (with a unit test Friday, 12/21)
Have a great weekend and I'll see you all Monday!
Oh, and if you want to get a head start, here's Monday's homework:
Oh, and if you want to get a head start, here's Monday's homework:
- Grade the weekend homework (answers will be posted on the blog)
- Pages 339-343:
- 13, 19ab, 27, 29
- You won't necessarily be able to do all of these (yet)--we'll learn lots more math on Monday--but you can definitely get some of this done if you like!
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