MFM1P Unit 3
Lesson 11
Lesson 11
Click the Desmos picture on the right to go to the best graphing calculator in the world. Follow the steps in your workbook to begin using it! You can download it from the app/play store on your phone as well. You will love it!
Click the Desmos picture on the right to go to the best graphing calculator in the world. Follow the steps in your workbook to begin using it! You can download it from the app/play store on your phone as well. You will love it!
Slope Intercept Form, or, y=mx+b
Slope Intercept Form, or, y=mx+b
While watching this video, try fooling around with Desmos (link is below). It will help you out a lot!
Lesson 12
Lesson 12
What is Direct Variation and Partial Variation?
What is Direct Variation and Partial Variation?
Lesson 13
Lesson 13
Scatterplots: Understanding and Creating Them
Scatterplots: Understanding and Creating Them
Lesson 14
Lesson 14
How to Find Mean, Median, and Mode
How to Find Mean, Median, and Mode
a video from the web...
Lesson 15
Lesson 15
Remember, Perimeter is just the Distance AROUND an object! So just add up the sides if the object has straight lines! If the object is a circle, well, I'd recommend watching the video on Circumference of a Circle!
Remember, Perimeter is just the Distance AROUND an object! So just add up the sides if the object has straight lines! If the object is a circle, well, I'd recommend watching the video on Circumference of a Circle!
Before we talk about the Circumference of a Circle... let's talk about What is Pi, and Why It's 3.14!
Before we talk about the Circumference of a Circle... let's talk about What is Pi, and Why It's 3.14!
How to Find the Area and Circumference of a Circle (in this lesson, just focus on the Circumference of the circle... Area is the focus of the next lesson!)
How to Find the Area and Circumference of a Circle (in this lesson, just focus on the Circumference of the circle... Area is the focus of the next lesson!)
As you go through the Practice Questions, remember that sometimes you will only need 1/2 the circumference of a circle (a semi-circle). Find the full circumference and just multiply by 0.5 (it's like dividing by 2!). If you have 3/4 of a circle, just take the full circumference and multiply by 0.75!
As you go through the Practice Questions, remember that sometimes you will only need 1/2 the circumference of a circle (a semi-circle). Find the full circumference and just multiply by 0.5 (it's like dividing by 2!). If you have 3/4 of a circle, just take the full circumference and multiply by 0.75!