Tues. 2/23 Asynchronous Learning Day M4 L5-6

Tues. 2/23 Asynchronous Learning Day M4 L5-6

SWBAT use the structure of a quadratic equation IOT determine the best way to solve it using the Zero Product Property.

Part 1: Practice using ZPP (from yesterday's lesson)

• Log in to deltamath.com

• Complete the assignment called: "2/23 ZPP".

• This assignment should only take about 10 minutes to complete.

Multiple Select

Did you complete the assignment in deltamath "2/23 ZPP"?

• yes

• no

Part 2: Learn more about solving quadratics in Lesson 6

• Watch the Module 4 Lesson 6 Video through Great Minds (In Clever, search for Great Minds, then go to assignments. We have used this platform in the past.)

• Take notes and upload them to the box provided in your class notebooks in Q3: week 22 for M4 L6.

Multiple Select

Did you watch the complete Great Minds video and take notes for Module 4 Lesson 6?

• yes

• no

Multiple Select

Did you upload your notes (or write them directly on the screen) in your class notebooks (Q3: week 22) in the space provided for M4 L6?

• yes

• no

Fill in the Blanks

Solve the equation: $4x^2=16$  

Do not use spaces in your answers, and separate them with a comma. An example of how to type your answer would be: x=5,x=1/5
*IF YOUR ANSWER IS NOT A PERFECT SQUARE, DO NOT USE DECIMALS. Use "SQT" for square root notation. For example: x=+/-SQT(5)

Fill in the Blanks

Solve the equation: $\left(x-2\right)^2=9$  

Do not use spaces in your answers, and separate them with a comma. An example of how to type your answer would be: x=5,x=1/5
*IF YOUR ANSWER IS NOT A PERFECT SQUARE, DO NOT USE DECIMALS. Use "SQT" for square root notation. For example: x=+/-SQT(5)

Fill in the Blanks

Solve the equation: $8-x^2=5$  

Do not use spaces in your answers, and separate them with a comma. An example of how to type your answer would be: x=5,x=1/5
*IF YOUR ANSWER IS NOT A PERFECT SQUARE, DO NOT USE DECIMALS. Use "SQT" for square root notation. For example: x=+/-SQT(5)

Open Ended

Enter any questions you may have here concerning this lesson. Please be specific.

If you understand completely, just type "none".

You have completed the assignment for today!

Way to Go!