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I have math from 5:30 - 7:15 PM on campus. Matsuoka was so cool. He said everyone with a camera phone should go outside and take a picture of the sky since it was an especially colorful sunset yesterday...
This picture; it’s straightforward, really— I hate math! Today, my math teacher assigned us 38 problems. I don’t know about you guys, but he usually assigns us 10-20 problems… So I’m basically getting two day’s worth of math homework! Sucks for me. :|
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This is the only shot I've ever taken of MC that looks half decent. This building is a brutalist prison.
Fourteen Loyola University New Orleans students participated in the Ignacio Volunteer program during summer 2010. More than 250 primary school students participated in the camp, which was held in the rural Caribbean coastal town of Dangriga. Each class had a local Belizean and a Loyola student co-teaching. Classes were held in arts and crafts, English and math each morning while basketball, soccer and volleyball were held on the school’s playing fields each afternoon.
The Kellogg Community College Foundation's 2017-18 Gold Key Scholars include Ian Mullis, of Battle Creek, a senior at St. Philip Catholic Central High School. Mullis, who is a dual-enrollee at KCC, the Battle Creek Area Math and Science Center and the Calhoun Area Career Center, has a 3.5 GPA and plans to study engineering. He was awarded the Melvin H., Doris A. and Fovette E. Dush Gold Key Scholarship.
For more information about the KCC Foundation or Gold Key Scholarships or to contribute to scholarships, please contact KCC Foundation Executive Director Teresa Durham at 269-965-4161 or visit www.kellogg.edu/foundation.
Students master as many math skills on IXL. The winners of the month receive pins and a certificate. Winners of the marking period receive shirts, too!
Middle school students in math class attempted to flip a water bottle and have it land upright. Each bottle contained controlled amount of liquid. The collected data was used to determine the statistically optimal amount of water in a bottle to land on its base. (Photo by Todd Race)
taken at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank, WV during the WV Governor's School for Math and Science
For the Alabama Statewide Mathematics Competition held in February: ASMS won first place in District VII, Division One! Due to spring break and timing of the competition, we only had two participate instead of a usual team of FOUR. However, just these two students' scores allowed us to score 8th place in the State for Division One.
Individual awards are for the following:
Second Place in District VII, Division One: Joseph Sherrod
First Place in District VII, Division One: James Kim
For the Mobile Mathematics Olympiad held in February, we had several students participate.
Individual awards are for the following:
Participation: Rachel Jordan
Third Prize: Julia Taylor
Second Prize: Emma Saalwaechter
First Prize: James Kim and Marlan Zha
James Kim qualified for a trip to the little big apple in Manhattan, Kansas to participate in the Manhattan Mathematical Olympiad and won 2nd PLACE for high school!
In March we had a group of students participate in The Math Kangaroo Competition. We ha
Fifth Place: Kevin Chen and Brandon Hunt
Fourth Place: Katherine Graham
Third Place: Anya Doyle and Julia Taylor
Second Place: Noah Frost and Yunseo Ha
First Place: James Kim
For the American Mathematics Competition held earlier this school year:
For AMC 10:
Third Place: Connor Dolbeare
Second Place: Julia Schwartz
First Place: Yunseo Ha
For AMC 12:
Third Place: Marlan Zha
Second Place: Emma Wahlers
First Place: James Kim
James Kim also qualified and participated in the American Invitational Mathematics Exam based on his score in the AMC12 competition.
IN the figure, O,A(-5,0) and B are the vertices of triangle OAB, where OA=AB. The equation of OB is y=-2x. P is the mid-point of OB.
a. Show that AP is perpendicular to OB.
b. AP is extended to cut the y-axis at Q. Find the coordinates of
(i) P and Q
(ii) B
c. BQ is extended to cut the x-axis at R. Find BQ:QR
PLS teach me.. THX..