Algebra Unit 6 Syllabus revised 2/27/13 Exponents and Polynomials
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1 Algebra Unit 6 Syllabus revised /7/13 1 Objective: Multiply monomials. Simplify expressions involving powers of monomials. Pre-assessment: Exponents, Fractions, and Polynomial Expressions Lesson: Pages 4-41 Examples 1-5 Class work: Page 413 #16,18,,4,30,34,36 Homework: Read and study Chapter 8-1 Text pages #17,19,1,3,7,9,33,35,43,47,53 Extra Practice: Page 837 Lesson 8-1 #5,8,11,15,16 Objective: Simplify monomial expressions with quotients and negative exponents. Quiz 1: Monomials (No Calculators!) Lesson: Page 417 How, and transparency Simplifying Monomial Expressions with Quotients and Negative Exponents Class work: Text page 41 #16,18,,6,30 Homework: Read and study Chapter 8- Text pages 41-4 #15-3 (odds only), 7,9,31,35,38 Extra Practice: Page 837 Lesson 8- #1,,5,13,14 3 Objective: Find products and quotients of numbers expressed in scientific notation. Quiz : Quotients and Negative Exponents (No Calculators!) Lesson: Pages Why, Key Concept, and Examples 1,,4,5 Class work: Text page 48 #5-15 (odds only) Homework: Read and study Chapter 8-3 Text pages #1,3,5,35,39,41,45,49,51,53,55,56, 57 Extra Practice: Page 837 Lesson 8-3 #1,,11,1,6,7 4 Objective: Find the degree of a polynomial. Arrange the terms of a polynomial in order. Quiz 3: Scientific Notation (No Calculators!) Lesson: Pages How, and Examples 1-5 Class work: Text page 434 #4-9,1-14 Homework: Read and study Chapter 8-4 Text pages #15,17,19,,7,9,33,35,47,49,51,59,60 Cut out algebra tiles Extra Practice: Page 838 Lesson 8-4 #1,4,6,1,
2 Algebra Unit 6 Syllabus revised /7/13 5 Objective: Add and subtract polynomials. Quiz 4: Degree of a Polynomial (No Calculators!) Lesson: Pages Examples 1 and Class work: Text page 441 #,3,4,8 Homework: Test 1 (Assignments 1-4) review sheet 6 Objective: Add and subtract polynomials. Test 1: Assignments 1-4 (No Calculators!) Homework: Read and study Chapter 8-5 Text pages #13-3 (odds only), 36,37,38 Extra Practice: Page 838 Lesson 8-5 # Objective: Find the product of a monomial and a polynomial. Solve equations involving polynomials. Quiz 5: Add and Subtract Polynomials Lesson: Pages How and Examples 1,,4 Class work: Text page 446 #5,7,9,11 Homework: Read and study Chapter 8-6 Text pages #15-3 (odds only), 9,31,33,37,43 Extra Practice: Page 838 Lesson 8-6 #7,8,13,6 8 Objective: Multiply polynomials. Quiz 6: Products of Monomials and Polynomials Lesson: Page 45 How and Examples 1-4 Class work: Text page 455 #14,16,18,0,34 Homework: Read and study Chapter 8-7 Text pages #15-31 (odds only), 48,49,50,51 Extra Practice: Page 839 Lesson 8-7 #1,,13,0
3 Algebra Unit 6 Syllabus revised /7/13 9 Objective: Square binomials and determine the product of the sum and difference of the same two terms. Quiz 7: Products of Polynomials Lesson: Pages Key Concepts and Examples 1,,4 Class work: Page 461 #5,7, Homework: Read and study Chapter 8-8 Text pages #15-31 (odds only), (all) Extra Practice: Page 839 Lesson 8-8 #1-4 Objective: Determine the greatest common factor of a set of monomials. Divide a polynomial by a monomial. Quiz 8: Special Binomial Products Lesson: Pages Examples 1-5; page 666 Examples 1 and Class work: Page 477 #4-1 Homework: Test (Assignments 6-9) review sheet 11 Objective: Determine the greatest common factor of a set of monomials. Divide a polynomial by a monomial. Test : Assignments 6-9 Homework: Read and study Chapters 9-1 and 1-5 Text page 478 #41,45,47,53,55,57,61,63-64 Worksheet Dividing Polynomials Extra Practice: Page 839 Lesson 9-1 #7,9,13,14,3,33 Page 669 # Objective: Factor polynomials using the distributive property. Solve equations of the form ax + bx + c = 0. Quiz 9: Divide Polynomials Lesson: Page How and TWE In-Class Examples 1,4,5 Class work: Page 484 #4-7, -1 Homework: Read and study Chapter 9- Text pages #19-7 (odds only), 40,41,49,53,55,59,61 Extra Practice: Page 840 Lesson 9- #7-,18,19 50
4 Algebra Unit 6 Syllabus revised /7/13 13 Objective: Factor trinomials of the form x + bx + c. Solve equations of the form x + bx + c = 0. Quiz : Factor Polynomials (GCF) Lesson: Page 489 How; TWE In-Class Examples 1-5; Page 49 Ex. 6 Homework: Read and study Chapter 9-3 Text pages 493 #1-9 (odds only),37-43 (odds only),54,56 Extra Practice: Page 840 Lesson 9-3 #-5,0,1 14 Objective: Factor trinomials of the form ax + bx + c. Solve equations of the form ax + bx + c = 0. Quiz 11: Binomial Factors of Trinomials Lesson: Worksheet The Box Method Class work: Page 498 #4-9 Homework: Read and study Chapter 9-4 Text page 499 #15,17,19,3,5,9,35,41 Extra Practice: Page 840 Lesson 9-4 #1,,5,19,1 15 Objective: Factor binomials that are the differences of squares. Factor perfect square trinomials. Lesson: WS: Difference of Squares & Perfect Square Trinomials Class work: Page 504 #5,6,11 and pages #30,34,46 Homework: Read and study Chapters 9-5 and 9-6 Text page 505 #19,1,7,9,35,37 page #5,7,9,31,43,45 Extra Practice: Page 841 Lesson 9-5 #3,4,0 and Lesson 9-6 #8,,19 16 Objective: Review for Test 3 Quiz 1: Factor Special Polynomials Class work: Unit 6 Formative Homework: Test 3 (Assignments 11-15) review sheet
5 Algebra Unit 6 Syllabus revised /7/13 17 Objective: Review for Unit 6 Assessment Test 3: Assignments Homework: Unit 6 review packet 18 Objective: Review for Unit 6 Assessment : Unit 6 review packet Homework: Study for Unit 6 Assessment 19 Unit 6 Assessment 0
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