I can Apply the strategies to problem solving questions/ real life situations

Modelling book

Extended abstract task

Overall I found The Worksheets I did the hardest as they took me a long time to really pick up, I found the tasks on ixl like dividing fractions and adding them a lot easier as i picked it up very fast and they were actually pretty easy.

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Use prime numbers, common factors and multiples, and powers (including square roots.)

W.A.L.T: Use prime numbers, common factors and multiples, and powers (including square roots.)

Least Common Multiple:

Factors of 100:

Power of 10's:

 Divisibility:

Area, Perimeter and Volume Yr 9/10

W.A.L.T: Area, Perimeter and Volume Yr 9/10
Modelling book

The pythagoras theorem can be hard when you first start but the easiest way to remember is doing a2 + b2 = c2.
so you times 12 x 12 and 16 x 16 witch are 144 and 256, then you add 256 to 144 witch equals 400 then you find the square root of 400 witch is 20! then you add 20 to 12 and 16 witch equals 48!

For area you do 8 divided by 2 and the answer is 4. so the answer is 4.
The difference between area and perimeter is that perimeter is + and area is x.













Next Step: complete volume.

Reason With linear proportions

W.A.L.T: Reason With Linear Proportions 

provider	Cellcom	Redfone	3rd Degree
512 mb	$29.90	$12.50	$20
2 gb	$59.90	$50	$50
4gb	$79.90	$75	$100
10gb	$139.90	$150	$180

What is the best deal? 

The best deal is Cellcom as every 2gb is $20 and for redfone its $25 and 3rd degree is $180.

I figured it out,

with the clues I got at the start to help me, Because in each table there was a number and I used it to give me clues toward my answer.

Mean, Median, Mode and range

Mean: e.g the numbers are 5, 3, 9, 3. First you ad all the numbers together which is: 20 then you divide 20 by how many numbers you had to add which is 4 so you do 20 divided by 4 which makes 5 and that is the final answer

Median: e.g: if you use 6, 7, 2, 5 and 4 you will have to order them smallest to biggest which would be 2, 4, 5, 7 and 9. The next thing you do is identify the number that is in the middle of it which in this case would be 5, and that is the median


Mode: The mode is the amount of numbers you see the most e.g if the numbers were: 4, 7, 9, 7 the mode would be 7 as you see seven twice, but if you took out one of the 7's there would be now mode.


Range: the range is getting the biggest number and subtracting the smallest number from it. e.g 4, 7, 7, 9.
The biggest number is 9 and the smallest is 4 so you would subtract 4 from 9 which is 5 and that is the range.

Find and Validate data measure eg Mean, Median, Mode and Range from appropriate displays

W.A.L.T Find and Validate data measure eg Mean, Median, Mode and Range from appropriate displays
So here is the mode.
A mode is the amount
of numbers you see the most.
In this instance the mode is six

The Median is the number in the middle of the set. So first you order numbers smallest to biggest and you identify the number in the middle and that will be the median.

Apply standard form, significant figures, rounding, and decimal place value

W.A.L.T: Apply standard form, significant figures, rounding, and decimal place value

This is my maths Goal and how I did it is when you divide decimals you take the point and move it one to the left as 10 only have 1 zero and that make 86.217 and that is how you solve it. if you are use times tables you move the point one to the right.

My Student Led Confernce

This is my student led conference that we shared to our family.

Genrelise propeties of multiplication and division with whole numbers

W.A.L.T: Generalise properties of multiplication and division with whole numbers.

Question: Which property of addition is shown?
Answer: it is commutative because it is the change of order in addends.

Question: Whitch property of addition is shown?
Answer: Identity because adding zero to a number would change it and thats what identity is.

solo level: My Solo Level is Extended abstract as I have a full understanding of the goal and I can teach others how to do it.

Next step: Take a measurement test.

Identify reflection, rotation and translation

W.A.L.T: Identify Rotation, reflection and translation.



Next step: Get a algebra test.

Solo level: My solo level is Extended Abstract because I would be able to teach someone else this.

describe features of 2D and 3D objects in geometric language.

W.A.L.T: describe features of 2D and 3D objects in geometric language.

My SOLO level is extended abstract because I can teach someone else to do it.


Next step: take an algebra test.