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1 Bell Ringer: Get the Goof Evaluate f(x) when x = -12Describe the mistake & show the correct work:

2 Today’s Agenda  1. Bell Ringer/Return Tests  2. Mini-Unit Intro: Looking for Squares  3. Discovering the Pythagorean Theorem  4. Graphic Organizer Steps  5. iPad Practice Summarizer  6. Team Mastery worksheet/HW

3 PSSA MINI-UNIT: PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM Investigation 1: Coordinate Grids ESSENTIAL QUESTION: HOW DO YOU USE THE PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM TO FIND THE MISSING SIDE OF A RIGHT TRIANGLE?

4 Team Huddle: Looking for Squares  Draw 8 different squares with 8 different areas and side lengths.

5 Discovering the Theorem LEG (A)HYPOTENUSE (C) LEG (B)

6 Conclusions

7 iPad Practice #1 30c 40

8 iPad Practice #2 c

9 iPad Practice #3 a20 14

10 Team Mastery worksheet/HW

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