Hypothesis

How hard can Jasper Brinkley hit with full padding and without full padding?

My hypothesis is he would hit harder with full padding because he would have more weight in his hit.

I would have Jasper Brinkley hit something with full and no padding and see how harder he hits. He would go at the same speed and length the thing he is going to hit. 

 
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Regular and Not Regular Polygons

I think regular polygons are regular because all the sides are the same length. The also have angles that all the angles have equal measures. Non - Regular polygons dont have the same length as the other sides. 
 
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Using A Protracter - Geometry Lesson 2

  • Measuring Angles with a protracter - The first step should be to extend rays that form the angle using a straight edge.
  • Measuring Angles with a protracter - Place the center point of the protracter on the vertex of the angle.
  • Measuring Angles with a protracter - Read where the top ray crosses the protracto. [ Identifiying your angle as acute or obtuse will help you know wheteher to use the top or bottom set of numbers]
  • Measuring Angles with a protracter - Therfore this angle is 50 degrees.
 
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Geometry Notes - Chapter 23 Lesson 1

  • Point - A point marks an exact location in space. Use a letter to name a point.
  • Line - A line is an endless straight path. It has no endpoints. Use two points on the line to name the line. The line is named Line A G.
  • Line Segment - A line segment is part of a line between two endpoints. Use the two endpoints to name the line segment. Line segment A G.
  • Ray - A ray is part of a line that has one endpoint and goes on forever in one direction. Use an endpoint and one other point on the ray to name a ray. Ray G A.
  • Plane - A plane is an endless flat surface. Use three points that are not on a line to name the plane. Plane F G H.
  • Angle - An angle is formed by two rays with the same endpoin. An angle can be named by three letters - a point from each side and the vertex as the middle letter. It can also be named by a single letter, its vertex. Angle G F H.
  • Right Angle - A right angle Measures 90 degrees.
  • Acute Angle - An acute angle is greater than 0 and less then 90 degrees.
  • Obtuse Angle - An obtuse angle is greater than 90 and less than 180 degrees.
  • Straight Angle - A straight angle measurs 180 degrees.
  • Intersecting Lines - Intersecting Lines are lines that cross at one point.
  • Parellel Lines - Parallel lines are lines in a plane that never intersect and are the same distance apart every point.
  • Perpendicular Lines - Perpendicular lines are lines that intersect to four right angles.

 

 

 
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Metric Conversions with Warren and Sofia

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Box Method

 Magic.pdf

 

The box method was really confusing but then I got the hang of it.  

 
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Lattice form

lattice.pdf

 

Lattice form was simple and easy. 

 
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Break Apart Method

Warren.pdf

 

The break apart method was easy and simple. I did'nt get it at first but then I got help from Miss. D. 

 
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The Movement of Water on Earth

Waves: Waves are the repeated movement of water. Waves are caused by underwwater Earthquakes , Volcanic Eruptions , or landslides.

Currents: Flowing streams that move continually through the ocean. It moves by wind and the movement of the Earth.

 Tides: Several times during the level the water changes. Tides are caused by gravity.

 
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Commative and Associative Properties

They are both easy and simple ways to figure out the value of math problems. Associative Property gives you () to show what to do first to make it simpler. Commative Property shows you one problem and match with a number that means its equivalent.

 

[ 4 x 2 ] x 5 = [ 4 x 5 ] x 2   They both are different but equal the same.

 

Lets try commative property.      n x 9 = 36  You withe figure out it is 4 if you know your your facts.

 

 Know you have examples that with help you later on in math class.

 
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