rise over run, rate of change, vertical distance over horizontal distance....
100
What type of sequence is this?
5,7,9,11.....
Linear
100
Who is the best all time math teacher at LHS?
If you want an "A" on the final you know the answer.
200
What is the measure of angle x, and what do you call these two angles?
x = 50, they are a vertical pair
200
Draw a right isosceles triangle (marked correctly).
see board for answer
200
Line 1 has a slope of 4. Line 2 is perpendicular to Line 1. What is Line 2's slope?
-1/4
200
Complete the given table on the board and find the formula that describes that sequence.
f(n) = 6n + 6
200
Name all 3 principles at LHS?
Kim Sorenson, Adrianne Polis, Jeff Lewis
300
What is the measure of x?
x = 75
300
Can you consturct a triangle with these three sides?
21, 25, 52
Justify your answer
NO, because 21+25 = 46 which is less than 52
300
Line 1 has a slope of 4. State whether the line that passes through the points (-4, -2) and (-5,-6) is parallel or perpendicular to Line 1. Justify your answer.
Parallel because both slopes are equal to 4
300
What type of sequence is this?
3,6,10,15,21.....
Triangular
300
Name the seven dwarfs.
Sleepy, Sneezy, Doc, Bashful, Grumpy, Dopey, and Happy
400
Find the measure of an interior and exterior angle of a regular polygon with 35 sides.
Interior = 198
Exterior = 10.3
400
Which side is the longest in the given picture.
Side C
400
Write the equation of a line that passes through points (1,-3) and (-15,7)
y = -0.625x -2.375
400
Complete the given table and find the 100th term of the sequence.
5151 is the 100th term
400
What time does school get out on block days?
3:05
500
Ray MN bisects angle PMR. Angle PMR is equal to 106 degrees. Make a sketch of this information and find the measurement of angle NMR.
See board for sketch. Angle NMR is 53 degrees
500
What is the range of the third side of a triangle if the other two sides are 101 and 105?
between 4 and 206
500
Find two more points that lie on the line described below.
A line with a slope of 3/4 and passes through the point (-54, 37)