BELLRINGERS. ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 8/23/2013 & 8/26/2013 1. │ 6x │ < 30 2 │ -10n │ ≤ 90.

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BELLRINGERS

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 8/23/2013 & 8/26/ │ 6x │ < 30 2 │ -10n │ ≤ 90

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 8/23/2013 & 8/26/2013

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 8/26/ FIND THE EQUATION OF THE LINE THAT GOES THRU (-1, -2) AND HAS A SLOPE OF FIND THE EQUATION OF THE LINE THAT GOES THRU (1, 4) & (-5, 2)

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 8/27/2013 & 8/28/2013 Solve and graph: 1. 4(n-2) – 6 > │ 5-x │ ≤ 2 3. Solve this system of Inequalities by graphing: (I can provide you with a sheet of graph paper if you need it) y > │ x-2 │ y ≤ x + 3

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 8/27/2013 & 8/28/2013

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 8/28/ Draw two parallel lines and a transversal 2.Add two angles to #1 that are alternate exterior angles and label them <A & <B 3.Add two angles to #1 that are same side interior angles and label them <C & <D 4.Add two angles to #1 that are corresponding angles and label them <E & <F

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 8/29/2013 & 8/30/2013 Solve and graph: │ 3-x │ ≤ Solve this system of Inequalities by graphing: (I can provide you with a sheet of graph paper if you need it) y > │ 2x - 3 │ y ≤ -4x + 6

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 8/29/2013 & 8/30/ FIND THE DOMAIN & RANGE: 2. WHERE IS THE FUNCTION IN #1 INCREASING, CONSTANT AND/OR DECREASING?

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 8/30/2013

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 9/3/2013 & 9/4/2013

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 9/4/2013

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 9/5/2013 & 9/6/ Find the minimum for this objective function (C = 3x + 4y)given these constraints: x + 2y ≤ 6 x ≥ 2 y ≥ 1 You will need graph paper. If you would like to borrow a piece, please raise your hand and ask me.

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 9/5/2013 & 9/6/2013

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 9/6/2013 Find the other endpoint of the line segment with the given endpoint and midpoint. 1) Endpoint: (−1, 9), midpoint: (−9, −10) 2) Endpoint: (5, 2), midpoint: (−10, −2) 3) Endpoint: (−9, 7), midpoint: (10, −3)

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 9/9/2013 & 9/10/2013 Solve and graph: │ 3-x │ ≤ Solve this system of Inequalities by graphing: y > │ x + 2 │ -1 y ≤ -2x + 3 If you need graph paper, please raise your hand and ask me.

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 9/9/2013 & 9/10/ Graph these functions by using an old-fashioned x/y chart: a.f(x) = x 2 b.f(x) = x 2 – 4 c.f(x) = (x – 3) 2 d.f(x) = (x – 3) 2 - 4

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 9/11/2013 & 9/12/2013  1.  2.  3.  4.  5.

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 9/11/2013 & 9/12/

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 10/8/2013 & 10/9/2013

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 10/8/2013 & 10/9/2013

SMUGI ALGEBRA 2 10/8/2013 & 10/9/2013  1. NAME 2 THINGS THAT YOU LEARNED ABOUT QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS TODAY  2. DETERMINE WHETHER THIS FUNCTION IS LINEAR OR QUADRATIC: F(X0 = (X + 5)(X – 3)  3. FIND A QUADRATIC MODEL FOR THE BELOW TABLE OF VALUES AND THEN DETERMINE THE VALUE WHEN X = 5 X-401 F(X)1916

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 12/13/13 Fill in the blanks: 1._____________angles are always__________ And 2. ____________angles are always___________ Solve 3.Two same-side angles have measurements of (x + 2)° and (2x – 6)°. Find the measurements of both angles. 4.Two corresponding angles have measurements of (x + 2)° and (2x-6)°. Find the measurements of both angles.

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 10/14/2013 & 10/15/2013

PRE CAL BELLRINGER (NO CALCULATORS!!) 10/14/2013 & 10/15/2013

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 10/15/2013  In the figure below, ray was constructed starting from rays and. By using a compass, D and G were marked equidistant from E on rays and. The compass was then used to locate a point F, distinct from E, so that F is equidistant from D and G. For all constructions defined by the above steps, the measures of DEF and GEF:  F. are equal. F.  G. are NOT equal. G.  H. sum to 30°. H.  J. sum to 45°. J.  K. sum to 60°. K. 

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 10/23/2013

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 11/1/2013 & 11/4/2013

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 11/1/2013 & 11/4/2013

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 11/4/

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 11/8/

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 11/12/2013 & 11/13/2013

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 12/4/2013

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 11/14/2013 & 11/15/2013

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 12/3/2013 & 12/4/2013

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 12/3/2013 & 12/4/2013

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER 12/3/13 & 12/4/13

Geometry Bellringer 12/6/13

Pre Cal Bellringer 12/5/2013 & 12/6/2013

Geometry Bellringer 12/11/13

PreCal Bellringer Monday 12/16/13 & Tuesday 12/17/13 Then Graph this function by hand by finding all local extrema and then sketching in the graph

Algebra 2 Bellringer 12/12/13 & 12/13/13

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER WEDNESDAY 12/18/13 1.SOLVE AND GRAPH │ X │ -3 > 0 2.SOLVE AND GRAPH │ 3X-2 │ < 7

PRE CAL BELLRINGER 12/18/13  FIND ALL ROOTS OF THIS EQUATION: HINT: TRY 3 FIRST, THEN 5…

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER 2/18/2014

PRE CAL BELLRINGER TUESDAY 1/14/14 & WEDNESDAY 1/15/14 1.

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER THURSDAY 1/16/14 & FRIDAY 1/17/14

PRE CAL BELLRINGER THURSDAY 1/16/14 & FRIDAY 1/17/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER FRIDAY 1/17/14 FIND THE MEASURE OF AN ANGLE OF EACH REGULAR POLYGON: 1. TRIANGLE 2. QUADRILATERAL 3. HEXAGON 4. OCTAGON 5. DECAGON A-GON

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER MONDAY 1/27/14 & WEDNESDAY 1/29/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER WEDNESDAY 1/29/14

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER THURSDAY 1/30/14 & FRIDAY 1/31/

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER FRIDAY 1/31/14

PRECAL BELLRINGER THURSDAY 1/30/14 & FRIDAY 1/31/14 SIMPLIFY USING EXPONENT RULES:

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER TUESDAY 2/4/14 & WEDNESDAY 2/5/14

PRECALCULUS BELLRINGER TUESDAY 2/4/14 & WEDNESDAY 2/5/

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER TUESDAY 2/4/14

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER TUESDAY 2/11/14 & WEDNESDAY 2/12/14

PRECALCULUS BELLRINGER TUESDAY 2/11/14 & WEDNESDAY 2/12/

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER TUESDAY 2/11/14

THURSDAY 2/13/14 & FRIDAY 2/14/14 Write the equation of this circle in standard form: x 2 + y 2 - 2x - 4y - 4 = 0  What is the center of this circle?  What is the radius of this circle?  What would the equation of this circle be if you moved it up 4 and left 5?

PRECALCULUS BELLRINGER THURSDAY 2/13/14 & FRIDAY 2/14/

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER FRIDAY 2/14/14

ALGEBRA BELLRINGER MONDAY 2/17/14 & TUESDAY 2/18/14

PRECALCULUS BELLRINGER MONDAY 2/17/14 & TUESDAY 2/18/

ALGEBRA 2 A.C.T. BELLRINGER WEDNESDAY 2/19/14 & THURSDAY 2/20/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER TUESDAY 2/18/14

PRECALCULUS BELLRINGER WEDNESDAY 2/19/14 & THURSDAY 2/20/14 1.CONDENSE THESE LOGS: 2. EXPAND THESE LOGS:

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER FRIDAY 2/21/2014 & MONDAY 2/24/14  1.  2.

PRE CAL BELLRINGER FRIDAY 2/21/14 & MONDAY 2/24/

GEOMETRY SMUGIMONDAY 2/24/14  FIND THE SURFACE AREA AND LATERAL AREA

PRE CAL BELLRINGER TUESDAY 2/25/14 & THURSDAY 2/27/

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER WEDNESDAY 2/26/14  1.  2.

GEOMETRY SMUGI 2/27/14

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER FRIDAY 2/28/14 & MONDAY 3/3/14 Solve this system of Inequalities by graphing: y > │ 2x - 3 │ y ≤ -4x + 6

ALGEBRA 2 SMUGI FRIDAY 2/28/14 & MONDAY 3/3/14

PRE CAL BELLRINGER FRIDAY 2/28/14 & THURSDAY 3/6/14

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER FRIDAY 3/7/14 & MONDAY 3/10/14 SOLVE THESE SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS USING SUBSTITUTION: 1. y = -4x x – 3y = y – 2x =11 y + 2x = 9

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER FRIDAY 3/14/14  1. FIND THE SURFACE AREA OF A CYLINDER WITH RADIUS 10 INCHES AND HEIGHT 3 INCHES  2. FIND THE LATERAL AREA AND SURFACE AREA OF A CUBE WITH SIDES THAT ARE 2 FEET EACH  3. FIND THE VOLUME OF A CONE WITH RADIUS OF 3 METERS AND HEIGHT OF 8 METERS  (ROUND ALL DECIMALS TO THE NEAREST HUNDREDTH)

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER THURS 3/13/14 & FRI 3/14/14

PRE CAL BELLRINGER THURS 3/13 & FRIDAY 3/14

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER Wednesday 3/19/14 & Thursday 3/20/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER THURSDAY 3/20/14

GEOMETRY SMUGI THURSDAY 3/20/14 FIND THE VOLUME OF EACH 1 2

PRE CALCULUS BELLRINGER WEDNESDAY 3/19/14 & THURSDAY 3/20/14

PRE CALCULUS BELLRINGER FRIDAY 3/21/14 & MONDAY 3/24/14

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER Monday 4/7/14 & Tuesday 4/8/14

PRE CAL BELLRINGER MONDAY 4/7/14 & TUESDAY 4/8/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER TUESDAY 4/8/14

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER Wednesday 4/9/14 & Thursday 4/10/14

PRE CAL BELLRINGER Wednesday 4/9/14 & Thursday 4/10/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER MONDAY 4/14/14

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER Tuesday 4/15/14 & Wednesday 4/16/14

PRECAL BELLRINGER Tuesday 4/15/14 & Wednesday 4/16/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER WEDNESDAY 4/16/14 1.Are these pairs of triangles similar? If so, state which postulate allows you to conclude this and write a similarity statement 2. Same directions as #1: 3. SOLVE for x:

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER Monday 4/21/14 & Tuesday 4/22/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER TUESDAY 4/22/14 1.FIND THE EQUATION OF THE LINE THAT GOES THRU (-1, -2) AND HAS A SLOPE OF FIND THE EQUATION OF THE LINE THAT GOES THRU (1, 4) & (-5, 2)

GEOMETRY SMUGI TUESDAY 4/22/14 Joe wants to walk the shortest distance to get from the parking lot to the beach 1.How far is the spot on the beach from the parking lot? 2.How far will is the parking lot from the refreshment stand?

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER THURSDAY 4/24/14 1.FIND THE EQUATION OF THE LINE THAT GOES THRU (-3, -2) AND HAS A SLOPE OF FIND THE EQUATION OF THE LINE THAT GOES THRU (-1, 2) & (-5, 3)

GEOMETRY Bellringer Monday 4/28/14 1.FIND THE EQUATION OF THELINE THAT GOES THRU (-2, 4) & (-1, -3) 2. THE LONGER LEG OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 6. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE HYPOTENUSE? 3. THE HYPOTENUSE OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 30. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF OF THE LONGER LEG? 4. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF A DIAGONAL OF A SQUARE WITH SIDES OF LENGTH 4?

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER Friday 4/25/14 & Monday 4/28/14

PRE CALCULUS BELLRINGER Friday 4/25/14 & Monday 4/28/14

GEOMETRY Bellringer WEDNESDAY 4/30/14 1.FIND THE EQUATION OF THELINE THAT GOES THRU (-3, 2) & (1, -5) 2. THE LONGER LEG OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 2. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE HYPOTENUSE? 3. THE HYPOTENUSE OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 10. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF OF THE LONGER LEG? 4. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF A DIAGONAL OF A SQUARE WITH SIDES OF LENGTH 6?

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER Thursday 5/1/14 & Friday 5/2/14

GEOMETRY Bellringer FRIDAY 5/2/14 1.FIND THE EQUATION OF THELINE THAT GOES THRU (-2, 2) & (1, -2) 2. THE LONGER LEG OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 4. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE HYPOTENUSE? 3. THE HYPOTENUSE OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 11. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF OF THE LONGER LEG? 4. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF A DIAGONAL OF A SQUARE WITH SIDES OF LENGTH 3?

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER MONDAY 5/5/14 & TUESDAY 5/6/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER TUESDAY 5/6/14 1.FIND THE EQUATION OF THELINE THAT GOES THRU (-1, 3) & (4, -6) 2. THE LONGER LEG OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 13. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE HYPOTENUSE? 3. THE HYPOTENUSE OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 7. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF OF THE LONGER LEG? 4. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF A DIAGONAL OF A SQUARE WITH SIDES OF LENGTH 8?

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER WEDNESDAY 5/7/14 & THURSDAY 5/8/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER TUESDAY 5/8/14 1.FIND THE EQUATION OF THELINE THAT GOES THRU (2, -3) & (-4, 6) 2. THE LONGER LEG OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 6. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE HYPOTENUSE? 3. THE HYPOTENUSE OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 4. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF OF THE LONGER LEG? 4. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF A DIAGONAL OF A SQUARE WITH SIDES OF LENGTH 6?

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER FRIDAY 5/9/14 & MONDAY 5/12/14

ALGEBRA 2 BELLRINGER TUESDAY 5/13/14 & WEDNESDAY 5/14/14  FINISH #S 6, 7 & 12 ON HOMEWORK USING CALCULATOR

PRE CAL BELLRINGER FRIDAY 5/9/14 & MONDAY 5/12/14

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER MONDAY 5/12/14 1.FIND THE EQUATION OF THELINE THAT GOES THRU (-2, 1) & (-1, 5) 2. THE LONGER LEG OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 4. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE HYPOTENUSE? 3. THE HYPOTENUSE OF A 30 ⁰ -60 ⁰ -90 ⁰ TRIANGLE IS 2. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF OF THE LONGER LEG? 4. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF A DIAGONAL OF A SQUARE WITH SIDES OF LENGTH 3?

GEOMETRY BELLRINGER WEDNESDAY 5/14/14

PRE CAL BELLRINGER TUESDAY 5/13/14 & WEDNESDAY 5/14/14