Showing posts with label Runcel 816. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Runcel 816. Show all posts

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Runcel's Growing Post

a) Post your recorded quiz.

b) Using one question from questions 6 or 7 on page 202 of the textbook, explain two ways to multiply a fraction by a whole number. You should use pictures to help explain!


The first way i did is to show a picture



So the answer is
21/10


c) Using one question from questions 4 or 5 on page 208 of the textbook, explain how to divide a fraction by a whole number. You should use pictures.





SO THE ANSWER IS 1/8

d) Pick one word problem from questions 6-12 on page 208 of the textbook.









The second part of our fraction growing post is to show our understanding of multiplying fractions.

Use our test to choose 3 questions.

1:Fraction*Fraction

2:Fraction * Mixed number

3:Mixed number* Mixed number









Sunday, March 21, 2010

Runcel's surface area growing post

Rectangular Prism
  • Draw a Rectangular Prism
  • Draw its net.
  • List all measurements on the drawing and on the net.
  • What formulas do you use to calculate surface area?
  • Calculate our the surface are of your rectangular prism.

Top
L*W=Area
7*3=Area
21 =Area


Side
L*W=Area
3*4=Area
12=Area


Front

L*W=Area
7*4=Area
28=Area

Top
L*W=Area
7*3=Area
21 =Are

Side

L*w=Area
3*4=Area
12=Area

Front

L*W=Area
7*4=Area
28=Area

TSA=21+21+12+12+28+28=272cm


Triangular Prism
  • Draw a Triangular Prism
  • Draw its net.
  • List all measurements on the drawing and on the net.
  • What formulas do you use to calculate surface area?
  • Calculate our the surface are of your triangular prism.

Triangle
B*H/2
9*7/2
63/2
31.5*2
63


Rectangular prism
L*w=Area
10*5=Area
50*3=Area
150=Area

TSA=150+63=213CM

Cylinder
  • Draw a Cylinder Prism
  • Draw its net.
  • List all measurements on the drawing and on the net.
  • What formulas do you use to calculate surface area?
  • Calculate our the surface are of your cylinder prism.




Area=pi*r*r
=3.14*1*1
=3.14


c=Pi*d
=3.14*2*2
=12.56


TSA=3.14*12.56=39.4

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Scribepost for percent

4. How many hundred grids are needed to show each of the following percents?
a) 101% We need 2 grids because 1 grid is 100% + 1 more grid that's 1%=101%









b) 589%=6 grids A grid is a 100% and we need six of them to cover 589% We need 5 grids that's completely shaded and 1 grid that's 89% shaded.
















c) 1450% 100%=1grid
1000%=10 grids

1400%=14 grids

1450%=
15 grids

































9. Copy and complete the following table.















15. A forester recorded the following data on tree types.

a) What is the total number of trees recorded? 1814 b) What percent of the total does each tree species represent?



Monday, January 4, 2010

Page 104 Question 3 And 4

3. Determine the length of each hypotenuse









4. What is the length of each hypotenuse?

Give your answer to the nearest tenth of
a centimetre.


A:)




Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Runcel's scribepost Page 92

Question 4:)


what are the areas of the three square ?



1:) e=30mm


1 and 2 Are the legs And 3 is the hypotenuse



2:) f=40mm



3:) g=50mm



1:) e=30mm

A=900cm2
the Area is 900cm2


2:) f=40mm

A=1600cm2
the area is 1600cm2


3:) g=50mm

A=2500mm2
the area is 2500mm2


For more Questions please go to Mytextbook.ca

Sunday, December 13, 2009

Runcel's BOB on Graphing(late)

Three things I know about graphing:)

1:) A graph can be distorted , you can a put a break in the y-axis.

- A break in the y-axis of a graph means the
length of the axis has been shortened.

2:) There are many different Type of graphs:)
EX:)
bar
graph

line graph


circle graph


pictograph


3:)
Every graph has to have labels or titles


Saturday, December 12, 2009

How I stopped an Alien Invasion using Proportion

Aliens arrived in our planet and our only hope is to answer 3 proportion questions.


Question 4 page 67
4. Determine the unit rate.

a) Three dinner rolls cost 99¢.

One roll cost $0.33










b) Seven identical objects have a mass
of 14 kg.




One object have a mass of 2 kg.







Question 6 page 67

6. Delia was paid $35 for 5 h of babysitting.
How much should she receive for 3 h?
Use a unit rate to find the answer

She receives $21.80/3h.

Question 14 page 68


14. Last night 30 cm of snow fell in 6 h. If it
continues snowing at the same rate, how
long will it take for 45 cm of snow to fall?
Determine the answer two different ways

30cm/6h and 5cm/1h



It will take 9 hours for 45 cm snow to fall








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