• Today’s SAT bellwork from Daily Practice SAT app
• we started 5.2 with proving trig identities
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• STudents took SAT word problems quiz
• It was 2 parts: calc and no calc
• absent students must check with me for make up
• Homework during the weekend: use the key below to correct your homework with colored pen
• hw key p410#23-26
• hw key p411#27-30
• hw key p411#31-32
• Personalized trig identity sheet sample

• video important facts about pi
• Math documentary the history of pi
• SAT quiz for tomorrow, review the wprd problems (weekend homework) do not memorize numbers!
• Answers to SAT Word Problems Practice Test Version 2 (NC=No calculator)

• SAT bellwork: calculator question
• homework feedback section 5.1
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• SAT bellwork
• 5.1 Solving trig equations
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• Today I passed back chapter 4 retakes
• Bell work: students had to compare their answers to the 10 SAT word problems
• Answers were shared
• We completed example 4 and 5 of simplifying trig expressions (section 5.1 day 3)
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• We passed back lots of papers, if you were absent today, make sure you check with me so I can give you your assignments back.
• No bellwork since students were retaking chapter 4 in class
• The students who were not retaking had to work on SAT word problems , write them annotate them and show their work.
• If you were retaking you have to make up the word problems during the weekend.

• Students who are willing to retake chapter 4 will be working in class on redoing the chapter 4 homework problems.
• I will be going around and answering questions
• STudents who are not planning to retake will be working on completing the following assignments.
• SAT Word Problems Practice
• Students have to rewrite the problems in their notebook (bellwork tab), annotate the questions, show their work.

• SAT bellwork from the SAT Saturday practice
• Students received their chapter 4 tests back and their SAT quizzes, students had the opportunity to ask questions about their mistakes.
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Redo all homework problems below on loose leaf, you have to correct them using colored pen

• I can find all trig ratios using a triangle, given a point on the terminal side of an angle p347#7-12
• I can find all trig functions given 1 trig function p348#43-48
• I can graph by hand the 6 parent trig functions (section 4.4-4.5 notes)
• I can solve equations with trig functions using the unit circle (p366#29-34)
• I can simplify expressions with inverse trig functions (p385#1-12)
• I can simplify expressions with a composition of trig and inverse trig functions (p385#23-32)
• I can label the unit circle with randian, degree angles and x,y coordinates clockwise (negative ) and counterclockwise (section 4.3 notes)
• P400#17-28
• P400#49-52
• P400#77-82
• P401#85-86