Week+20+(January+19+-+January+23)

Homework: None
 * Monday, January 20 (MLK Day)**

Homework:
 * Tuesday,** **January 21**
 * [[file:HW86 (Khan + Pythagorean Theorem).dotx]]
 * Form A: [[file:HW86 (Khan + Pythagorean Theorem) {Form A}.docx]]
 * READ HW sheet CAREFULLY! Homework includes...
 * (1) copying notes into your notebook
 * (2) watching a video on Khan academy & doing 5 problems. If you log in, click the bell next to your name to see the assignment. If that doesn't work, search for "Pythagorean Theorem" in the search bar at the top. See below:

//The video is "The Pythagorean theorem intro." The practice is "Pythagorean theorem" (no number after it & not the word problems).//

Homework:
 * Wednesday, ** ** January 22 **
 * [[file:HW87 - Pythagorean part 2 - find the side.docx]]
 * Form A: [[file:HW87 - Pythagorean part 2 (Form A).pdf]]

Homework:
 * Thursday, ** ** January 23 **
 * [[file:HW88 - Distance Formula.docx]]
 * Form A: [[file:HW87 - Pythagorean part 2 (Form A).pdf]]

Homework: > Under "Browse Street By Name," select the first letter of your street name and then search through the list for your street.
 * Friday, January 24 **
 * [[file:HW89 - Pythagorean & Distance application.docx]]
 * [[file:HW89 - Pythagorean & Distance application - FormA.docx]]
 * If the link in the HW for fiding your address (j.mp/chicagogrid1) is not working, here is the direct link: @http://www.chicagohomeestates.com/info/chicago_street_guide
 * Having trouble? Can't find your street? This might help:
 * If you're not comfortable using your address (although it // **is** // on Powerschool), use an intersection near you. This means __ both __ streets will give you the 2 coordinates. Pay careful attention to the street directions, then. N/S (given on the website __after__ the street, not before) are on the y-axis and W/E are on the x-axis.
 * If you're on a numbered street south, multiply by 100. (Ex: 47th St = 4700 S)
 * If you're on an angled street, the webpage will give several major streets. Either estimate your address based on that, or find an intersection of non-angled streets near you and use that.
 * If you cannot find your address, you may be able to find streets parallel (ex: 1 block north & 1 block south) and take the average, or else use an intersection nearby.
 * If you are in a suburb, pick an address of a friend or relative in the city.