Algebra I

Final Exam Review Assignment - Chapters 1-9

(This final review assignment will be collected on the day of the exam)

Remember, this test covers everything from Chapters 1 – 9.

Previous notecards may be used as long as they have my signature on them.

You may make one more notecard to be used on this final exam separate from all others.

LIST OF ASSIGNED PROBLEMS FOR FINAL REVIEW ASSIGNMENT:

pg.724 #’s 1-15odd

pg. 726 #’s 13-17odd, 59-61all

pg. 728 #’s 9-13 odd, 25-29 all

pg. 730 #’s 1-9 odd

pg. 734 #’s 5,7, 27-39 odd

pg. 736 #’s 1- 11 odd

pg. 738 #’s 3-39x3’s

pg. 740 #’s 4-72x4’s

* I know this is a lot of problems to do, but you have about a week to complete them and I chose these problems specifically b/c they will be similar to ones you will see on your final exam.

* Take your time on these assignments and make sure you are checking your answers and getting them correct. Remember, show as much work as possible and it will help you when you make small mistakes!!

2012 Final Exam Review: Algebra I – Semester 2

HOT TOPICS FOUND ON THE FINAL EXAM:

· Reading Graphs and Pie Charts

· Measures of central tendency

o Mean, median, mode, range

· Probability

o Experimental and Theoretical

· Simplifying Expressions using order of operations

· Linear Functions and their graphs

· Solving Multi-Step Inequalities and Equations

o Be able to graph them as well

· Writing Equations

o Using slope-intercept and point-slope form

· Graphs and equations of parallel and perpendicular lines

· Writing expressions

o Use those expressions to write equations and then solve

· Solving systems of equations and Inequalities

o Be able to graph them as well.

· Absolute value expressions and equations

· Multiplying polynomials

o can use matrix method

· Factoring polynomials

o can use inverse matrix method

Chapter 5 Review - Online Scavenger Hunt

Objective - To assist you in reviewing the main and more difficult topics from Chapter 5 and to make you aware of more resources available outside of the classroom text. By the end of the class period, each student is expected to turn in the following:

- 2 pages of notes from the 2 video's. Must be legible and properly labeled as to which video/lesson the notes belong.

- The printed worksheet completed.

(#'s 1-3 are due at the end of the period today)

You can do these in any order. Except number 4 needs to be done on your own at home tonight.

1) Click here to watch a video on Direct and Inverse Variation and here to watch one on Tables and Function Rules. Be sure to take notes, as this is what you will turn in an be graded on. Pause the video(s) as needed.

2) Click here for a worksheet on tables and graphs to print. Complete and turn in along with your notes for the 2 video's above.

3) The last task is to login to your PearsonSuccess account and complete the 2 assignments. You will not have to turn anything in or print anything off from these. Play the game through at least once.

4) At home, you need to take the Chapter 5 Review Exam that is assigned to you on your PearsonSuccess account. If you have time in class today, you may start this. Remember, this is for a grade. So take your time on it. You can use any resource except any other person.

2nd Hour Registration Code: 8C84BDA1618BF3EF43E4

3rd Hour Registration Code: 7CDE87C8D369D72701FB

Above are the necessary codes to register for my class online. Credit will be given, for these online assignments. Please write down your username and password as you will need them to gain access either at home or at school any given day. For your username, please use the first initial of your first name and last name. For example, mine would be dfawcett

Directions:

1. Go to www.pearsonsuccessnet.com

2. Click Register

3. On the first screen, type the class access code above in the access code field

4. Follow the instructions to register. Please use your first initial of your first name and last name (see above) as your username (dfawcett).

5. At the end of registration process, the SuccessNet login page appears.

6. Log in by typing your username and password.

Below are all the subpages I have created for you to assist you in being successful in this class. Please do take advantage of them all. Most importantly are the Assignment Calendar and the Notes Outlines.

Also, take a few minutes to look over the syllabus so you know ALL that is expected of you in this classroom, which may be different than other classes you are in.