http://www.ehow.com/how_4527115_sheet-of-type-of-material.html
wooo hooo this will help you in making squares all big and stuff~
to bad you all prbelly finished allreadey
The picture on the below is the question that we have to answer. On Wednesday march 24th you will have to have a box made and be ready to hand it in to Mr. Maksymchuk. There are many different things that you are able to make your box out of including things like paper, cardboard and if you would like you could even use metal.
On Wednesday we reviewed "Quadratic Functions" for the Curlers that were away on Tuesday. I was one of the curlers so, the review from the previous day was a benefit. I still am a little confused on how this stuff works out, among other students in the class, so if you know what you are doing please feel free to help out. To help out some, I downloaded the video for Wednesday March, 10th, but however couldn't get the files for the lesson to download. Sorry and good luck!
For other people, like the curlers that were away or even people that don't understand, I suggest that you watch the lesson(video) from March 9th, it gives quite a bit of information.


Today we discussed how to improve our blog posts to better the grade 11th math blog. The above post has nothing to do with math, unless you count as this as an mathematical expression Oprah+money=infinite power . As you can see an explanation can add so much more creativity. Later in this year you're going to know the difference between a Liske post and an Oman post, plus it makes life a whole lot easier for the children. TMNT FTW.
1) Plane flies 900 km with a tail wind of 3h. Later, the same plane flies the same path at 4h over the 900 km against the wind. What is the speed of the plane with no wind?X=the speed of the plane with no wind
Y=speed of wind in km/h (kph)
So....... You plug this into formula now and the rest of the stops are shown in the image!