Final Course Reminders

1. Your reference sheet must be checked the day before the exam is taken.

2. Turn in your book in on exam day. Missing book fine is $58.40. You may turn it in in class the day before the exam as well.

3.  Bring to the exam: a pencil, along with your unit circle and reference sheet.

4. Get a good night's sleep and a good breakfast!

FYI

Content:
Wednesday: 2 & 3 space vectors,  unit vectors, vector operations
Thursday: dot (inner) products
Friday: cross products
Monday: word problems(parametrics) & quiz review

Due Monday: 4th Quarter Extra Credit
       Tuesday: Vector Quiz
Due Wednesday: Review Pkt 1 (assign this Thursday)
Due Thursday/Friday: Review Pkt 2 (assign next Tuesday unless it becomes available sooner)
 May 27, Friday Exam Review, Seniors find out if they are exempt from final exam

Your exam is partitioned  40 %  open response, graphical analysis of basic functions /// 60% multiple choice focus: trig, vectors, complex numbers, polar graphs

4th Quarter Extra Credit is here.....

See tab above this post. Due Date is one week from Monday at the beginning of your class period. :)

For my Algebra I friends...

EOC Practice Problems
Practice makes higher exam scores!

The following link takes you to an algebra I blogspot. There are lessons on one side and games and practices EOC questions. Practice at home and ask questions at school.
Algebra I Practice EOC questions

Good luck on your exam.

Homework Instructions

The instructions were cut off from the top of your homework sheet.
Graph r = 5 theta. (Use 10 different values) and identify the type of curve it represents ie: cardioid, rose with n petals, lemniscate, Archimedes sprial.

My answers will be worked out using the unit circle.

Extra Credit will be posted on Saturday afternoon.

Polar Quiz

Friday's homework will include problems on deMoivre's Theorem and review questions for Monday's quiz. Monday we will go over and answer questions about the review, then quiz. If you are not present Friday, get a friend to pick up the review. If you aren't present Monday plan to take the make up Wednesday after school.

Review packets for the final exam will be given out most likely next Wednesday.

Polar Graphs

This is a picture of the Northen Lights from Anchorage, Alaska. The dust in the earth's atmosphere gets electrically charged and is carried toward the magnetic pole. It is their movement along the lines of the magnetic field which we see as the Northern Lights.

I started a new list of useful links for our work with polar graphs. Thevery first one is of polar graph paper. If you need some you can click on this link. Just tell it to mark degrees or radians and to print a black image, then click download. You can find the print command under "file". This will make sense when you open the page.