Hello,
There is a change in the number of problems you must solve from the practice for the accumulative exam:
You only have to solve the following ten problems: 1, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18 and 19.
If you solve all twenty problems, you will earn three hundreds (quiz grade) instead of just one. Remember to turn this work in the first Mathematics class after coming back from the Christmas break.
Important: There is a copy of this practice in a link you find in a previous message posted in this blog on December 15th of 2008. Use also all the quizzes and tests taken this second period to study for the accumulative exam.
There is a change in the number of problems you must solve from the practice for the accumulative exam:
You only have to solve the following ten problems: 1, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18 and 19.
If you solve all twenty problems, you will earn three hundreds (quiz grade) instead of just one. Remember to turn this work in the first Mathematics class after coming back from the Christmas break.
Important: There is a copy of this practice in a link you find in a previous message posted in this blog on December 15th of 2008. Use also all the quizzes and tests taken this second period to study for the accumulative exam.
Thank you and happy holidays
Raúl Hernández
Certified Mathematics Teacher
University of Houston-Victoria (Texas)
Raúl Hernández
Certified Mathematics Teacher
University of Houston-Victoria (Texas)
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