Scribe Post, December 3, 2009, Noah

Hello Everyone!

Due to my internet being down for the past two days, My scribe post is now being posted.

Today in class we had a very productive day! We are continuing with Chapter 9 and Volume. Remember Chapter 9 Test will be next week, December 8, 2009. It will be our last test before the final. Our final for the class will be cumulative. What is really great is that Jojo told us that everything we have learned, gone over this term, and written on the blog is still online. Having all this material still on the blog, can make it very beneficial when creating a study guide for the final.

Today in class we took Daily Quiz # 32.

"A sphere with a radius equal to 6 in is enclosed in a box. The ball touches all six sides. Find the volume that is unfilled in the box."

Hopefully the next scribe can post the answer to the Daily Quiz 32, in the next post.

We also went over in class Daily Quiz # 31. Anna Daniel did a great job yesterday explaining the answer, which was very useful. Something to remember about the Daily Quizzes for this upcoming week is that they will cover old material. For Example. Daily Quiz #32. was a problem about conversions. We went over conversions in Unit one.

Daily Quiz # 31.

70m/ 1h. ----> ft./1 sec.

Here is the ANSWER to the Daily Quiz #31.

( i know that is written in a weird way, if someone knows how to form real fractions on this blogger, please let me know, and i can fix this. thanks.)

ANSWER:

70m/1 (x) 5,280 ft./1 mi. = 369,600 ft./1 hr.(x) 1 hr./60min. = 369, 600 ft. /60 min = 6160 ft./1 min. (x) 1 min/60 sec. = 6160 ft. /60 sec. = 102.67 ft/sec.

After we went over the Daily Quiz, we all got our Chapter 9 problem homework out and turned it in. Then we were asked to answer someone else question, which was very helpful! It was a great way to challenge ourselves for the test on Tuesday, December 8th.

I hope everyone is feeling confident for the final coming up.

have a wonderful weekend and don't forget to study for the Chapter 9 Test.

Have a great Day,

Noah

The next scribe is Jordan.