Tonight is a good time to review factoring by grouping, along with the other methods of factoring polynomials.
Solutions for every one of the 44 problems in Practice 9–8 worksheet have been posted on the Chapter 9 page of this web site.
Soon we will have a quiz on the latest sections of Chapter 9:
Factoring trinomials of the form ax2 + bx + c;
Factoring special cases;
Factoring by grouping.
Be sure to review these various factoring situations.
-Mr. H
Calendar for all Algebra Classes(welcome letter down a little further)
Welcome to Mr. Horton's Algebra Wiki!
This wiki is intended primarily for the use of my students in Algebra, though others are welcome to join. Here you will find all sorts of information about our class as well as resources (both internal and external) that will help you do well in Algebra.
which sets out the purpose of this wiki and the rules of the road.
Students should visit this wiki often to stay up to date on assignments, upcoming quizzes and tests, and other class activities. I will frequently post mini-lessons that all students should view before class so that our in-class discussions are more fruitful and interesting.
Jerry Horton
Mathematics Teacher
Wachusett Regional High School jerry_horton@wrsd.net
Tonight is a good time to review factoring by grouping, along with the other methods of factoring polynomials.
Solutions for every one of the 44 problems in Practice 9–8 worksheet have been posted on the Chapter 9 page of this web site.
Soon we will have a quiz on the latest sections of Chapter 9:
Be sure to review these various factoring situations.
-Mr. H
Calendar for all Algebra Classes (welcome letter down a little further)
Welcome to Mr. Horton's Algebra Wiki!
This wiki is intended primarily for the use of my students in Algebra, though others are welcome to join. Here you will find all sorts of information about our class as well as resources (both internal and external) that will help you do well in Algebra.
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Students should visit this wiki often to stay up to date on assignments, upcoming quizzes and tests, and other class activities. I will frequently post mini-lessons that all students should view before class so that our in-class discussions are more fruitful and interesting.
Jerry Horton
Mathematics Teacher
Wachusett Regional High School
jerry_horton@wrsd.net