Search Header Logo
10/8 G Warm-up

10/8 G Warm-up

Assessment

Presentation

Mathematics

9th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

CCSS
8.G.C.9, 7.G.B.6, RI.11-12.3

+9

Standards-aligned

Created by

Mackenzie Lauchland

Used 2+ times

FREE Resource

0 Slides • 15 Questions

1

Poll

Question image

Please be sure to have out your textbook (workbook), calculator, and scratch paper (or whiteboard).

If you could pick a cake to have for your birthday, what kind of cake would you choose?

Funfetti

Vanilla

Chocolate

Red Velvet or Strawberry

Ice Cream Cake (not a big cake fan)

2

Multiple Choice

Question image

Speaking of cake...

Checkpoint 5 Question 2:

How many layers is this cake?

1

1

2

2

3

3

3

Multiple Choice

Question image

Checkpoint 5 Question 2:

What shape is EACH layer of the cake?

1

Spheres

2

Circles

3

Cylinders

4

Prisms

4

Multiple Choice

Question image

Checkpoint 5 Question 2:

If the goal is to find the cubic inches of batter for the cakes, you will be finding the __________ of the top and bottom layers (cylinders).

1

Surface Area

2

Volume

3

Area

5

Multiple Choice

Question image

Checkpoint 5 Question 2:

Let's find the amount of batter (volume) needed to create the TOP layer of the cake. Round to the nearest tenth.

V=BhV=B\cdot h

with B = area of the base (circle), h = height

OR

V=πr2hV=\pi r^2h

with r = radius, h = height

1

100.5 in3100.5\ in^3

2

100.6 in3100.6\ in^3

3

50.3 in350.3\ in^3

4

50.2 in350.2\ in^3

6

Open Ended

Question image

Checkpoint 5 Question 2:

Once you have found the volume of the TOP layer of the cake, what would you need to do NEXT to find the TOTAL VOLUME of the cake?

7

Draw

QUICK DRAW!

How are you feeling today?

8

Multiple Choice

Question image

2-5 HW: #7 (p. 113)

When you're finding the surface area of a triangular prism, what are you finding?

1

The "outside" area (gift wrap)

2

The "outside" perimeter (edges of prism)

3

The "inside" of the prism (what is inside the "gift")

9

Multiple Choice

Question image

2-5 HW: #7 (p. 113)

How many triangles are there?

1

1

2

2

3

3

10

Multiple Choice

Question image

2-5 HW: #7 (p. 113)

How many rectangles are there?

1

1

2

2

3

3

11

Multiple Choice

Question image

2-5 HW: #7 (p. 113)

If you're trying to find the surface area, you're trying to add the area of all the pieces together.

That means, the area of 2 triangles + the area of the 3 rectangles = TOTAL surface area.

What formula do we use to find the area of a rectangle?

1

A = bhA\ =\ bh

2

A=12bhA=\frac{1}{2}bh

12

Multiple Choice

Question image

2-7 HW: #7 Grass Seed (p. 134)

(a) What is the LEAST value for the length (top number) of the lawn?

Hint: if everything is being rounded to the nearest WHOLE number, what is the smallest possible number (to the nearest tenth) 17 yd could be?

1

16.0

2

16.4

3

16.5

4

16.9

13

Multiple Choice

Question image

2-7 HW: #7 Grass Seed (p. 134)

(b) What is the GREATEST value for the WIDTH of the lawn?

Hint: if everything is being rounded to the nearest WHOLE number, what is the MAXIMUM number that 12 yd CAN NOT BE, but is closest to 12 yd, to the nearest tenth?

1

12.0

2

12.4

3

12.5

4

12.9

14

Multiple Choice

When is the lock date?

1

This Wednesday

2

This Friday

3

Next Friday

4

December

15

Open Ended

If you have any homework questions, now is the time to put these in here!

Any extra time today after the lesson will be homework time/HW Q&A,

If you don't have any questions at this time, please write "N/A".

Question image

Please be sure to have out your textbook (workbook), calculator, and scratch paper (or whiteboard).

If you could pick a cake to have for your birthday, what kind of cake would you choose?

Funfetti

Vanilla

Chocolate

Red Velvet or Strawberry

Ice Cream Cake (not a big cake fan)

Show answer

Auto Play

Slide 1 / 15

POLL