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Sunday, March 17, 2013

Joel's Algebra Unproject!

Definitions

Variable- A variable is a letter or a symbol that will represent a number in the equation.











In this case, the letter "X" is the variable.

Constant- In algebra a constant is a "fixed value," a number on its own in the equation.












In this equation the number "7" and "5" are the constants!

Co-efficient- When your number in the equation is being multiplied, divided, added, or subtracted by your variable.












In this equation, the number "5x" is the co-efficient.

Comic!

 
VIDEOS!
In this section Jethro and I explain how to do 2-step multiply, 2-step divide, and also how to verify your answer. :)





 Modelling!











Monday, December 3, 2012

Joel's Pay it Forward

Joel's pay it forward

Part 1
Pay it Forward is a chain of "act of kindness." People helping one another within the community. People you help, passing on the message to "pay it forward". 

Part 2
What was your Pay It Forward act of kindness?
My pay it forward act of kindness was shoveling people's walkways/stairs and volunteering at Winnipeg Harvest.  

Why did you choose this activity?
I chose these activities because I think It'll help a lot and give less of a hard time to the people I helped especially the elderly. I also volunteered at Winnipeg Harvest because It'll give a lot of food to the less fortunate quicker, the more help you get the quicker it can be.

Who did you help?
I helped two women named Helen and Amber to shovel they're walkway and stairs. At Winnipeg Harvest I helped the workers and the organizing team there.

 What did you do?
Gerard and I we're shoveling around our area, we both splitted the job equally. I volunteered at Winnipeg Harvest to help out and stack/store the foods.

When did you do you act of kindness?
I volunteered and shoveled a few weeks back before we edited and posted our "Pay it Forward"

You need to document your act of kindness.  Please make sure you have a photo or video of you "Paying It forward".

Part 3
How did your act of kindness go?
My act of kindness went great, it was very tiring but it was worth putting smiles on peoples faces. The Winnipeg Harvest people we're impressed with what i can do around there to help.

What Happened?
Nothing to exciting happened during my act of kindness, it just  went smooth sailing from the start to the finish.

How did you feel?
I felt proud of myself helping out one another in a great way to help the community. It was a great experience to to see people happy and enjoy what we've done or them. 

How did the person or people react?
Amber, one of the people's houses we shoveled we're shocked, she asked Gerard and I how much we charged and when we told her about the "Pay it Forward" she was basically blown away with what she was hearing. She was delighted for us to shovel her walkway. She was a very nice person to help out.

Did you ask the person or people to "Pay It Forward"?
Yes, we asked her to pay it forward and she was confused at why we we're telling her to do it. 

How did they react to your request?
We told her to pass on the act of kindness we gave to her. She understood, she told us she will try her best to participate  in our "Pay it forward" activity.

Part 4
Why is the idea of "Pay it Forward" important?
It's very important because it's our chance to do something nice and helpful to the community, and help out others who are struggling in their own lives.

Has your act of kindness made a difference?
My act of kindness made a difference by helping others and giving food to the poor. We put a smile on these people's faces to make them feel happy and important, one day maybe they'll do the same as we did for them. We influenced one of the people we helped to try to participate in this great activity we did!







Sunday, December 2, 2012

Joel's Integer Scribe Post

Integer Addition; Range (-9) to (+9) (D)
Standard form is basically the same with out the brackets, but if its a positive number only put one positive symbol, not two but one.
(-2) + (+3)



(-4) + (-3)




(+1) + (+9)



(-) is the negative sign, so when you see that symbol beside the number it will be a negative number.
(+) is the positive sign, so when you see that symbol beside the number it will be a positive number.

Saturday, November 24, 2012

Joel's Scribe Post




Chapter 6.5 Page 228-229







1/4 is equivalent to 15 minutes in an hour.There is 60 minutes in an hour, and 60 divided by four will equal 15 minutes also 1/4.

There will be 8 performers in 2 hours all together.







A whole can of apple juice will fill 8 glasses.




















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Here is a link to learn how to divide fraction Click here











Fraction Test Corrections


















Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Joel's proportion post

Joel's Proportion Post

Part 1- Definitions

Rate- Comparison of the two quantities measured in different kinds of subjects, such as kilograms, hours, grams etc.

 A guy ran 22 laps in 7 minutes.  How many will he run in 14 minutes?
 Ratio- It's a relation between two quantities.

Soda's to Oranges     Oranges to Soda's
3:2                            2:3
  







Proportion- It is two equivalent fractions, ratios, and rates


 I ate 10 chocolate bars in 40 minutes.
My proportion is that i ate 1 chocolate bar every 4 minutes.









Part 2- The questions

A) 6 hours to drive 240 hours is 40 km/h










B) Emma saves 28 cents of every dollar that she earns. Emma earned $75 last week. How much money did Emma save last week?








Part 3- Equivalent ratio statement

3/4=12/16

































4/9=16/32
The fraction 4/9=16/32 are not equivalent fractions

Part 4-




Part 5-


      
  1. Does this seem fair? 
  2. With what you know about proportion look and read what is in the image above.  Does it seem just and fair? 
  3. Why have you made this choice? 
  4. What would you have done if you were the judge?
Answers
1. It does not seem fair because he didn't take a very large amount of money he also plead to guilty and gave the money back. The CEO should've been charged with the 15 years because they took a way larger amount.
2. Not at all because he only took a $100 and he got charged with a bigger punishment. (15 years in jail) But the CEO took 3 billion and only got charged 3 months.
3. I made this choice because 15 years is way too much to charge a homeless man for taking $100 he needed the money to eat, he had no money to stay anywhere, and he needed it to go to the detox center.
                                                                    4. If I was the judge i would have switchd up the years around so Roy would only stay 4 months in jail for taking $100, and the CEO would stay 15 years in jail for taking 3 billion dollars.
                                                                   















































 

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