Class Opener 1-6-12 Solve for each variable and determine the length of each diagonal A B+ 2 4B+ 10 2A – 8.

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Class Opener Solve for each variable and determine the length of each diagonal A B+ 2 4B+ 10 2A – 8

Distance Formula Find the Distance between the points: (5,10) and (2, 4)

Plot the points and use the distance formula to find the perimeter of the plotted figure (3, -4) (3,6) (0,4) (-1,6)

Friday Work Day You may complete the following assignments in three different ways. 1.Work individually 2.Work with me as we work through the problems on the board. 3.Work within a group of 3 or 4. No More

Friday Work Day Pg. 61 (Textbook): # 4, 8 Pg. 31 (Workbook): Lesson 1.9 – Do not do any problems that involve circles Pg. 358 (Workbook): Lesson 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 Must show your work. No straight answers. If you finish this assignment, Please see me.