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Quadratic equations were my favorite because I feel that the lesson was explained very well to me. I also felt that I picked up on the lesson very quickly. The color coding also helps me out a lot and thankfully there was a lot of it in this lesson.

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I can solve quadratic equations by using decimals and using fractions. I can also solve these equations by using the radical. After I use addition and multiplication and decimals.

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In the real world money is used in everyone's daily lives. Money involves decimals and fractions sometimes just like in quadratic equations and graphing parabolas. Graphing can be used to measure or record any data.

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My favorite lesson from chapter 5 was describing a graph and the kind of graphs. I liked this lesson because there were a lot of different graphs all in one lesson. It was also easier to memorize all the graphs from pictures.

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I can describe a graph by its shapes, intercepts, and symmetry. I can also determine if the graph is a function or not and if the graph is increasing or decreasing.

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In the real world graphs are used for a lot of reasonable and important things. An increasing graph can show something growing or becoming bigger in size. Same with decreasing it can show something growing smaller.

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Completing the square was my favorite lesson because the steps were super self explanatory. The steps also went together and the color coding was really helpful. I enjoyed multiplying and using the square root.

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I can make it a perfect square by subtracting and adding. Then cross multiplying the area models. After subtracting again you use the radical to get your solution.

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In the real world there isn't much you could do with this kind of math. There are a lot of decimals and a lot of multiplying, which is used in everyday lives.

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My favorite lesson was Transforming parabolas. I enjoyed this lesson because it was graphing and using a little bit of decimals and fractions. There was also some adding and subtracting that was easy to remember.

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I can shift parabolas by multiplying decimals, adding in parenthesis, and subtracting decimals. When doing these things the parabola can shift up and down or left and right.

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I would use this in the real world to keep track of an amount of something. I would add or subtract or multiply to graph and keep a score of something.