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Describe WHY this was your favorite lesson in at least 3 sentences. (don’t just say because it was easy that’s why you liked that lesson). Upload a picture of that lesson from your notebook.

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Answer the essential question from your favorite lesson (3 or more sentences).  Include a visual from internet that relates to it.

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Describe in 3 or more sentences how a topic in this chapter can be applied to the real world.  Include a visual that relates to it!

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This was my favorite lesson because it helped me understand how to tell what kind of graph we are looking at. It also was also easier for me to understand. This lesson was also fairly quick.

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Essential Question: How do I describe a graph? 

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Essential Question: How do I describe a graph? 

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We describe a graph by looking at all the side angles. You can also describe a graph by seeing if it is linear or not. There are up to 7 ways you can describe a graph.

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This connects to the real world because you can use these tips later on in your career. For example, if you are looking at the graphs for voting you can see if the graph is linear by doing a vertical line test. There are graphs everywhere.

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Favorite Lesson: Intro to Quadratic Equations

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Favorite Lesson: Intro to Quadratic Equations

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This was my favorite lesson because I enjoyed solving quadratic equations. How to solve a quadratic equation is easy, you plug in the numbers into the format and multiply. Your final product is two sets of numbers.

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Essential Question: How else can I solve it? 

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Essential Question: How else can I solve it? 

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To solve a quadratic you plug the numbers you are given into either the a, b, or c. Then, you add or multiply the numbers. After that, you make two different equations, one adding then one subtracting. Finally, you will get two different answers.

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Quadratic equations are used in a variety of real-world situations, including calculating open area areas, object speed, product profits and losses, and curving a piece of equipment for design.

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Favorite Lesson: Transforming Absolute Value Functions

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Favorite Lesson: Transforming Absolute Value Functions

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This lesson was about how the equation is formed and how much the graph is going to look, at least that is how I understood it. This lesson was my favorite because it taught us the basics of what is going on and how to translate it to a graph.

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Essential Question: Can I transform other functions?

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Essential Question: Can I transform other functions?

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Yes! We can transform other functions. We just have to look over each number and how they are placed. For example, having a +3 in the parentheses means going left three times into the negatives. Adding 4 means outside the parentheses meaning going up four times.

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For this example they are using the Absolute Value to find out the guesses for how many calories are in an Oreo McFlurry. The graph is showing us the data between each person.