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First comp 11 discriptor
• Perform operations using any of the subsets
of the complex numbers
second comp 11 discriptor
• Represent arithmetic and algebraic algorithms
in concrete, visual and paper pencil format
third comp 11 discriptor
• Analyze and justify procedures in arithmetic
and simple algebraic problems.
forth comp 11 discriptor
• Use exponents to work with large and small
numbers as well as algebraic representations.
A. a b/ c = ac+ b/c
A. a b/ c = ac+ b/c
B) A/B =AD/BD
=AD/BD
C) A/B * C/D= AC/BD
C) A/B * C/D= AC/BD
D) A/B DIVEDED C/D = A/b * D/C= AD/BC
D) A/B DIVEDED C/D = A/b * D/C= AD/BC
MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION. EXP. A/B IS THE SAME AS B/A

b. By converting to a decimal form, we get 2.1 + = 2.1+0.5=2.6
c. 3+2i –(5+10i)=3+2i –5–10i = 3–5+2i–10i = -2–8i
b. By converting to a decimal form, we get 2.1 + = 2.1+0.5=2.6
c. 3+2i –(5+10i)=3+2i –5–10i = 3–5+2i–10i = -2–8i
IMAGINARY NUMBERS
Imaginary Unit (i)
i = -1
i = (-1)
i2 = -1
Complex Number:
CONNECTING REPRESENTATIONS OF ALGORITHIMS
wHAT DO ALGORITHMS DO
THEY GET YOU THERE!
CONNECTING REPRESENTATIONS
SHOW That moves using concrete materials yield the same results as a visual (pictorial) representatin and the paper/pencil algorithm
CONNECTING REPRESENTATIONS OF ALGORITHIMS
concrete
model using base 10 blocks
CONNECTING REPRESENTATIONS OF ALGORITHIMS
visual
model with a rectangle
paper/pencil
17*23=21 (3*7)
30(3*10)
140(20*7)
200(20*10)
Laws of exponents m^-5(m^7)=
m^-5(m^7)=m^3
Laws of exponents m^6/m^8=m^-2
m^-2 or 1/m^2
Laws of exponents
(m^3)^4=M^12
M^12 (multiply
do example 1 in the text page 49
did you answer and understnd the prob.?
EXAMPLE OF MULTIPLYING BINOMIALS: Do the multiplication problem in midde of page 48
DID YOU COMPLETE THE PROBLEM?
DiVISION: INCLUDED THE MULTIPLICATIONS AND THE CONJUGATES DO PROBLEM IN THE MIDDLE OF PAGE 48
DID YOU COMPLETE THE PROBLEM?