Why would you learn math from an English teacher?
Why would you learn math from an English teacher? Maybe because you want to go on to 9th grade or you understand that math is a vital to getting into a good college and most careers. Math is everywhere. Everything can be assigned a number that has some meaning. The rock you just picked up might have a mass of 40 grams; with a volume of 15 cubic millimeters. Your child might be 6 years old and in grade 1. Your bank account has a many digit number and has a certain number of dollars and a number of cents at any given time. At the last Star Wars movie you sat in the 5th seat in the 10th row from the screen on its left side. So, whatever you might say exists has one or more numbers associated with it. In fact, not much thought is really made about these numbers yet we use them day in and day out, we acquire this ability right along with our spoken language as soon as we can speak. We do this in terms of answering the questions how much and how many.
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Practice Quiz for Friday before Semana Santa (Who would Give a Quiz the day before vacation?)
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Download your "Funner than Disney" final here
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Need more practice? Try these
| Solving linear systems by graphing |
| Solving linear systems using the substitution Method |
| Solving linear systems using addition |
| Solving linear systemsusing multiplication and addition |
| Recognizing special types of linear systems |
| Solving systems of linear inequalities |
| Problem solving using linear systems |
| Review |
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