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The document contains notes from a math lesson on September 27th that includes: 1) An assignment on parallelograms, simplifying expressions, finding means, and converting units due due on October 1st. 2) Warm-up problems on finding the area of a parallelogram, simplifying an expression, finding a mean, and converting time. 3) Definitions of polygon, regular polygon, congruent, similar, and dilation. 4) Examples identifying shapes such as hexagons, octagons, and dodecagons.

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lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012

Assignment:

1>Set 19 (odds) Due Monday (10/1)

1

lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012

Lesson 19 WarmUp:

1) The formula for the area of a parallelogram is
A = bh.  Find A when b = 7 mm and h = 9 mm.

2) Simplify: 125

3) What is the mean of the prime numbers between 10 and 20?

4) Sy swam one kilometer in 40 minutes.  The length of the
pool was 25 meters.  About how long did it take Sy to swim the
length?

5) Using prime factorization, reduce: 375
             1000

2

lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012

Lesson 19:

*polygon>closed plane figures with straight sides

*regular polygon>a polygon with all sides equal and all angles equal

*congruent>figures that are the same shape AND the same size

*similar>figures that are the same shape...but not necessarily the
same size

*dilation>an enlargement of a figure

3

lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012

Examples Lesson 19
pg. 123

A)  hexagon, irregular

B)  C

C)  octagon

D)  dodecagon

4

lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012

E)       ABEF AFEB

F)  triangle B

G)  A, B, and D similar; B and D congruent

5

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8th pre alg -L19--sept27

1. lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012 Assignment: 1>Set 19 (odds) Due Monday (10/1) 1

2. lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012 Lesson 19 WarmUp: 1) The formula for the area of a parallelogram is A = bh. Find A when b = 7 mm and h = 9 mm. 2) Simplify: 125 3) What is the mean of the prime numbers between 10 and 20? 4) Sy swam one kilometer in 40 minutes. The length of the pool was 25 meters. About how long did it take Sy to swim the length? 5) Using prime factorization, reduce: 375 1000 2

3. lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012 Lesson 19: *polygon>closed plane figures with straight sides *regular polygon>a polygon with all sides equal and all angles equal *congruent>figures that are the same shape AND the same size *similar>figures that are the same shape...but not necessarily the same size *dilation>an enlargement of a figure 3

4. lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012 Examples Lesson 19 pg. 123 A) hexagon, irregular B) C C) octagon D) dodecagon 4

5. lesson 19.notebook September 27, 2012 E) ABEF AFEB F) triangle B G) A, B, and D similar; B and D congruent 5

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