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 Seating Chart – Attendance  Teacher Introduction  Syllabus  Classroom Rules  Partners  Diagnostic Test - Friday  Website – Each PowerPoint will be posted on the website after we finish it in class. ◦ It contains answers to in-class problems, so they will not be posted before.

 Make sure you have the correct textbook.  Bring every block day.  There is no online textbook.

1. x 2 – 3x x 2 – 5x – 6 2. x 2 – 364. x 2 – 5x + 6

Section P.1

 Will be available for some (not all) sections.  Will be posted on the website.  Their use is optional.

 How can we describe different sets of numbers?  How can we manipulate numbers and expressions?

NameDescriptionExamples Natural numbers ( N ) Whole numbers ( W ) Integers ( Z ) Rational numbers ( Q ) Irrational numbers ( I )

 The absolute value of a number is its distance away from zero. ◦ Absolute values are always non-negative ◦ |x| = x if x≥0 ◦ |x| = -x if x<0  Evaluating absolute value expressions 1.Substitute values in first 2.Simplify inside the absolute value 3.Take the absolute value 4.Simplify further, if needed

 Please  Excuse  My Dear  Aunt Sally Parentheses Exponents Multiplication and Division Addition and Subtraction

 7x 2 – 9y – 3  Terms:  (Numerical) Coefficients:  Constants:  Variables:  Exponents:

PropertyAdditionMultiplication Commutativea + b = b + aa⋅b = b⋅a Associative(a + b) + c = a + (b + c)(a⋅b)⋅c = a⋅(b⋅c) Identitya + 0 = a = 0 + aa⋅1 = a = 1⋅a Inversea + (-a) = 0 = (-a) + aIf a≠0, then a⋅(1/a)=1=(1/a) ⋅a Distributivea(b+c) = ab + ac AND (b+c)a = ba + ca

 Read Section P.1 (pages 2-11)  Page 11 #1, 3, 9-29 ODD, Every Other Odd (EOO)  Read Section P.2 (pages 13-20)

 Name, period, due date in the upper right corner of each page - blue or black ink  Assignment written on the top line of each page – blue or black ink  Each problem numbered and the original problem rewritten - blue or black ink ◦ Word problems may be summarized.  The problem must be worked out in pencil. Sufficient work must be shown.  Skip a line before each new problem.

 In Exercises 1-4, list all numbers from the given set that are: a) Natural numbers b) Whole numbers c) Integers d) Rational Numbers e) Irrational Numbers

 Write the solution graphed below in both interval notation and set-builder notation.

 Clear everything off of your desk except pencils and erasers.

 Use a #2 pencil  Write the teacher name (Mr. Szwast) and Class (Pre-Calculus) at the top  Write and bubble in your name.  Mr. Szwast will collect the bubble sheets in order – do not pass them forward

 Do NOT write in the test booklet – use scratch paper.  Bubble in each answer with a #2 pencil  You will have 45 minutes  No calculator allowed