4th Six Weeks

Math Analysis    Schedule & Homework Assignments   2011-2012    Fourth 6-weeks

Homework #              Problems due                        

8                                  2.1:    40,48,52,56,58,62a-d,90

                                    2.2:    12,14,16,26,40,42

                                    2.3:    24,26,28,46,48,68,76

                                    2.4:    32,42,44,52

                                    2.5:    7-17,74

                                    2.6:    8,12,14,18,22,26

                                    3.1:    14,18,20,42,44,46

                                    3.2:    20,22

9                                  3.3:  30,32,34,36,44,46,48,50,52,70,80,82,84,86

                                    3.4:  6,8,10,16,30

    3.5:  8,10,12,14,34,36

                                    4.1:  16,18,20,38,44,46,48,68,72,74

                                    4.2:   42,44,46,48 (also, produce an expert graph for each of these)

                                    4.3:   8,10,16,18,20,26,32,34,56,60,62

10 will include                        4.5:   40,42,48,50,54,64

                                    4.6:   24,26,28,32,34,36,40

                                    5.1:  32ab,34ab,42,54,56,58,66,72

                                    5.2:  34,50,60,62,66,90,92

The decimal numbers, e.g. 1.3 or 12.4, refer to the sections in our textbook.    All work is due at the beginning of the class period.  Regardless of the book's instructions, using your calculator is always allowed (and usually encouraged).  Also, feel free to ignore the book’s prescribed multistep analyses – just do problems as we did in class.  All submitted work must have the CVGS Honor Code Pledge with your signature.

Grading for 4th six-weeks:  Tests -- 46% each;   Homework -- 8%.  

Note:  You should plan on the homework due dates and the test dates remaining fixed, even if we have school cancellations.  If a test day is cancelled, the test will be the first day we return.