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Monday, August 20, 2018 Bellwork

Turn to your Table of Contents. On lines 12 & 13 write: Page #12 Turn to your Table of Contents. On lines 12 & 13 write: “Representing Proportional Relationships Monday 8/20 Then turn to page 12 in your Interactive Notebook

Page #12 Cut out the 5 pieces. We will glue them down first and then fill in the missing information. Monday 8/20

Glue the pieces down just as you see them in this diagram. Page #12 Monday 8/20 Glue the pieces down just as you see them in this diagram. -- I will show you how to fold this piece. DO NOT cut on the dotted lines!!!!! Draw a table here ->

Page #12 Monday 8/20

Page #12 Monday 8/20

Page #12 Monday 8/20

This is what the final page should look like! Monday 8/20 This is what the final page should look like!

Through Page #13

Turn to your Table of Contents. On lines 14 & 15 write: “Real Number Systems” Page #14 Monday 8/20 Once you have written the titles in your Table of Contents, then turn to page 14 of your Notebook and cut out each of these 7 pieces. We will glue them down and them fill in the information.

Place the 4 large pieces on your page just like these Monday 8/20

Page #14

Page #14

This is what the final page should look like! Monday 8/20 This is what the final page should look like!

Real Numbers Real Number Rational Irrational Non-Terminating and Monday 8/20 Real Numbers Page 15 Real Number Rational Irrational Non-Terminating and Non-Recurring Terminate Non-Terminate And Recurring (Pattern)

-√16 √ Irrational Numbers 1.73205..... 2 5 Page 15 DEFINITION: A number that CANNOT be written as a Quotient of two Numbers. EXAMPLES: 2 5 Irrational Numbers MORE EXAMPLES: -√16 1.73205..... √ 𝟓 𝟗