Be smart, do some academic work in July and August. PEE often. It is a very important skill.
Should marijuana be legalized in Canada?
Otherwise, I will have to teach you how to add again. What is 9878 + 7895 x 3 – 5^2?
Be smart, do some academic work in July and August. PEE often. It is a very important skill.
Should marijuana be legalized in Canada?
Otherwise, I will have to teach you how to add again. What is 9878 + 7895 x 3 – 5^2?
https://abcnews.go.com/International/65-million-marriage-reward-billionaire-retains-hope-lesbian/story?id=17446381
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18pkDPbwK0elTzw1GoMWgLzb7fjHRBk1F0hKgLMv8ers/edit?usp=sharing
Virtual class data
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18nJJxLr2oJUgxWxojNV9dOSNsbqiS3K0qwu9FjY0D64/edit?usp=sharing
Plot up four double bar graphs from the data above
(title, label both vertical and horizontal axis, legend)
- fav colour - male/female
- fav food - male/female
- fav holiday - male/female
- fav sports - male/female
- fav teacher - male/female
Pearson Correlation Coefficient Calculator (socscistatistics.com)
Type in all the data for
height-arm length
height-shoe size
shoe-size - arm length
Record the three correlation coefficients
Bring multicultural lucheam food items on Thursday
- also bring cup, plate/bowl, forks/ spoon
- starting tomorrow, bring a plastic bag to take some of the materials home
June 27, 2022
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18pkDPbwK0elTzw1GoMWgLzb7fjHRBk1F0hKgLMv8ers/edit?usp=sharingve
- copy all data from the sheet above
- paste in a new spreadsheet
- plot 5 single bar graphs (fav colour, fav food, fav sports, fav holiday, fav teacher)
- put a title and label both the horizontal and vertical axis
A = 1, B = 3, C = 5, D = 7, E = 9
DE – AB
DE = D x E = 7 x 9 = 63
AB = A x B = 1 x 3 = 3
63 – 3 = 60
- Do the exponent first
7B^2 common mistake (wrong)
= 7 x B^2 7B^2
= 7 x 9 = (7 x 3)^2
= 63 = 21^2 x
2C^3 – 2A^1
= 2 x C^3 – 2 x A^1
= 2 x 5^3 – 2 x 1^1=
= 2 x 125 – 2 x 1
= 250 – 2
= 248
A^0 + B^0 + C^0 + D^0 + E^0
Anything to the power of zero = 1; Kwok^0 = 1
A^0 + B^0 + C^0 + D^0 + E^0
1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1
= 5
Monday meal presentations:
Evan, Eric, Smrithi, Reagan, Hossein, Bert
Dance performances
- Helena, Baran, Reid, Selina, Evan Evelyn
- and one other group
Six single bar graph
- student - colour
- student - fav food
- student - fav sports
- - student - holiday
- student - teacher
- area code - student
Plot up the following graphs. Make sure there is a title, both axises are labelled and change colour if needed
Pick the right type of graph to used
Height - arm length (make a conclusion)
Height - show size (make a conclusion)
Calculate the following expressions (6 points)
E = 3 F = 4 G = 5 H =6
3E2 2F3 3G3 + 2H2
Find the value of the unknown variable by solving the following equations (14 points)
3A + 12 = 57 7B + 22 + 4B = 55 11C – 8 – 2C = 109
5R + 38 + 7R = 194 7T + 12 + 9T = 124
Find the value of the unknown variable by solving the following equations that involve exponents (6 points)
H2 + 17 = 81 3K2 + 15 = 207
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BSwHvcoONYTQ4g-ZHcYzWIdWx8MD0sW0uDHjUCXRyx8/edit?usp=sharing
Nika, Enriko. Stepan, Halil and Even will present their meals tomorrow
Think of the food you will bring to the multicultural celebration on the last day
Try this
Raymond did not learn his lesson. He wants to visit Kwok in Hawaii and the trip
costs $12345
.
With no money down, the Bank of Crooks charges him according to this formula:
1.13T = 1.18^3 x 155N,
where T is the cost of the trip, N is the months he must pay back his loan
and 155 is his monthly payment
Calculate N to determine how many months will it take Raymond to pay back his one-week trip
Try to find the value for
Find the value of the unknown variable by solving the following equations (14 points)
5E + 16 = 46 7F + 23 + 2F = 95 11G – 11 – 2G = 79
5R + 38 + 7R = 722 7T + 12 + 9T = 780
Find the value of the unknown variable by solving the following equations that involve exponents (6 points)
H2 + 17 = 81 3K2 + 15 = 207
Graphing Data - make a copy in your computer
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xRQ3_bhb1GqQmvhut3al4XfRTb66nfJc62_ASMAntU4/edit?usp=sharing
Upload video to your drive please. Be ready to present (3mins to 5mins).
Fraction test
https://forms.gle/1FM4g1B1dfBBWYFVA
Algebra test (in case you don't have the paper test, here is the link for the questions)
- paper test (one question is different from paper test)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FJtidsEVURrg0HllSxzkVrm0kieQSdej/view?usp=sharing
Science, afternoon after lunch
Michael Lee-Chin Crystal.
Answer the three questions near the bottom after reading the passage
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q_uOh7VuCjLGsgHDYlbqNzePqhCPnfT-/view?usp=sharing
History test
https://forms.gle/z1hYosYaum21bAX3A
Image search test:
Make a copy in your computer and record the answers there. Then, send me a PDF when you are done
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-A2-K0qaMFLSXBRTjesI5WNFH0SReRIPH_As-54TPYg/edit?usp=sharing
Cloze passage test (tightrope walker, grade 6, 45mins)
- taped on chalkboard
- Math test on Monday (fraction, algebra)
- send me men preparation video on Monday (3m to 5m long)
- Practice test solutions
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ih53leO3q9Uuj-4dh83WU90amQJRvdtf/view?usp=sharing
Algebra test on Monday June 20, 2022
d) Consider other expenses related to their home, can they afford living there?
property tax: $3300/year; fuel for car: $5000/year
hydro, water, gas = $2600/year; Maintenance for house= $2000/year;
Maintenance for house= $3000/year; day care for two children=$9000/year
Cable, TV, internet, phone = $3750/year;
Insurance for car and house = $4000/year;
3300 + 2600 + 3000 + 3750 + 4000 + 5000 + 2000 + 9000
= 32650 Total expenses per year (goes up by 5% every year)
e) Calculate the total expenses (house related, child care, mortgage and car payments, excluding food) for the year and convert it to a monthly expenses. (ie. Divide by 12)
Annual total expenses 32650
Mortgage payment every year(475 x12) = 5700
Car payment every year (155 x 12) = 1860
Raymond and wife earns $48000/year
Total expenses 32650 + 5700 + 1860 = $55560/year
The Raymond family does not have enough money to pay for everything even if they don’t eat (really SAD). Expenses > Salary
f) Consider Raymond and his wife income, can they afford the new car and the new house even they don’t have to eat. Compare the two numbers (income and total expenses)
The Raymond family does not have enough money to pay for everything even if they don’t eat (really SAD). Expenses > Salary
- The situation now is similar to many families
- About 20% of all Toronto mortgage holders will lose their homes
g) If you were Raymond, will you move to Far Far Away? (NO, spend too much on gas, too exhausted after work to take care of kids) What are your choices to reduce expenses and/or increase income? List two alternatives for each.
- two ways to increase income
1) Get another job (Uber, work from home)
2) Downsizing – rent out their basement (about $1000 to $1200/month)
- two ways to reduce expenses
3) one parent stays home to take care of kids, no daycare
4) Prepare own meals, pack own lunch (left over)
5) Car pool with people in the area
6) Cut down on cell phone bills (usually close to $100/m, Kwok $35/m – voice, text, 4G data)
Yan can cook, and so can you. Start filming
Math - problem solving based fraction, division, question a to i
Practice test (fraction, algebra) tomorrow. Read test on Monday (fraction = online, algebra = paper)
Science: find 15 famous structures/building
Name of building Location Image and height
CN Tower Toronto, Canada 553m
Burj Khalifa 828m
Taipei 101
Giza Pyramid
Bring bowl/ cup and spoon if you want ice cream and banana
- work on the meal preparation video. The presentation will start on Monday (3 mins to 5 mins long)
- finish the 16 questions in fraction division
- pick song for second dance
Raymond and his wife earn $48,000 (after tax) each year. They decide to spend $555,000 buying a townhouse in the town of Far Far Away.
Raymond and his wife are both 45 years old with two children (age 5 and 6).
They borrow money from the Bank of Kwok and this algebraic formula is used to calculate their payment since they do not need a down payment.
1.13T × 1.253 = 475N
where T is the price of the townhouse
1.13 is the 13% HST (thus 1.13T is the total cost you must pay)
N is the number of months for your payment; D = 0
1.13T × 1.253 = 475N
1.13 × 555000 × 1.25^3 = 475N
1.13 × 555000 × 1.95 = 475N
1222942.5 = 475N
1222942.5/475 = N
2574.61 = N (how many months to pay off his house)
2574.61 months/ 12 months = 214.55 years
(it will take Raymond 214.55 years to pay off his house)
- how old will Raymond be at that time? (ans: 259.55 years, dead over three times)
Right now, Raymond is 45 years old.
Raymond will be 45 + 214.55 = 259.55 years when he pays off his house
- how old will his kids be?
Older kid, age 6 now. S/he will be 6 + 214.55 = 220.55 years
Younger kid, age 5 now will be 5 + 214.55 = 219.55 years
In addition, they have to buy a car to drive to work since the town of Far Far Away is 90 minutes away from their offices. The car costs $28,000
Without a down payment, the car payment calculation is
1.13T × 1.553 = 155N
c) Calculate how many months it will take Raymond and his wife to pay off their car.
1.13T × 1.553 = 155N
1.13 x 28000 × 1.55 x 1.55 x 1.55 = 155N
1.13 x 28000 x 3.72 = 155N
117700.8 = 155N
117700.8/155 = N
759.36 months = N (or 63.28 years)
d) After the 1.553 factor, how much is the car now without a down payment?
e) Is this a good idea not to have a down payment for their townhouse and car? Explain.
e) Is this a good idea not to have a down payment for their townhouse and car? Explain.
- it is a bad idea
- end up paying a lot more for the product (perhaps twice as much)
- takes a LONG time to pay it off
- even if you have to work an extra job to earn more money
7B Fraction
Page 10 and 11 of the handout. Multiplication of fraction questions, from Q to AE
- algebra and fraction test on Monday June 20
(fraction part in Google Form, Algebra part on paper)
Centre of gravity
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eIbQ0TXNZCMBW9yeP0yCri5egi34y8Y6/view?usp=sharing
- think of a dish that you will prepare
- list all ingredients, materials needed and steps to prepare such dish
- start writing them in a Google Doc.
- will have to video tape it (min 3 mins, max 5mins) and provide a description of what you are cooking
- will have to present next week
- take a look at Mini Kwok's presentation in French
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tpGDpUbPilaRupyaFQ-kePQIvwZBZS0b/view?usp=sharing
Les Ingrédients
Une caisse de crème de glace
Une banane
M&Ms
Toute autre garniture
Les Matériaux
Deux bols (Un petit, un grand)
Un petit couteau
Un grand cuillère
Les Êtapes
Verser le M&M's dans le petit bol (Tu peux manger quelques si tu veux)
Peler et couper la banane dans petit tranches
Ramasser deux boules de crème de glace dans le grand bol
Mettre le banane tranchée dans le bol de crème de glace mais, sur le côté
Verser le M&M’s et toute autre garniture sur la crème de glace
Jouir
Faites Utiles
S’assurer la crème de glace est froid avant de servir
Lavez-vos mains avant et après préparer le sundae
The Crook’s Store: Buy What You Want!!! NO MONEY DOWN, low monthly payment, GREAT DEALS!
Calculate the total cost of each item after all the adds on
e.g. Samsung Foldable Smart Phone, T = $3000
1.13T × 1.553
= 1.13T´ (1.55 ´ 1.55 ´ 1.55)
= 1.13T ´ 3.72
= 1.13 ´ 3000 ´ 3.72
= 12610.8
How much more do you have to pay?
12610.8 (after all the charges) – 3000 (original price) = $9610.8 wow
k) A gold chain, T = $550
1.13T × 1.253
1.13T × (1.25 × 1.25 × 1.25)
1.13T × 1.95
1.13 × 550 × 1.95
1211.92 (you will be paying more than twice the original price if you choose to pay later)
How much more do you have to pay?
1211.92 – 550 = 661.92 more than the original price
l) A designer outfit, T = $875
1.13T × 1.352
How much more do you have to pay?
m) A trip to Hawaii, T = $3875
1.13T × 1.352
How much more do you have to pay?
n) Two downhill ski passes at Blue Mountain, T = $125
1.13T × 1.094
How much more do you have to pay?
p) Two court side tickets to see NBA finals, T = $12500
1.13T × 1.213
How much more do you have to pay?
n) A used car, T = $5555
1.13T × 1.282
How much more do you have to pay?
Image search test: Make a copy in your computer and record the answers there. Then, send me a PDF when you are done
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-A2-K0qaMFLSXBRTjesI5WNFH0SReRIPH_As-54TPYg/edit?usp=sharing
In this test, there are two Broken Blade questions. Please answer them accordingly
History test on Monday. Please study
Different scenario:
Car = $3500
1.13 x T = 48 x N + D (down payment)
a) What if you increase your down payment to $1075. How many months will it take to pay off the car?
1.13 x T = 48 x N + D (down payment)
1.13 x 3500 = 48 x N + 1075 (down payment)
3955 = 48 x N + 1075
3955 – 1075 = 48 x N
2880 = 48 x N
2880/48 = N
60 = N (it takes 60 months to pay off the car)
60 months = 5 years
Original down payment
1.13 x 3500 = 48 x N + 643 (down payment)
3955 – 643 = 48 x N
3312 = 48 x N
3312/48 = N
69 = N (it takes 69 months to pay off the car)
b) What if you increase your monthly payment to $144, keeping the same down payment. How many months will it take to pay off the car?
1.13 x T = 144 x N + D (down payment)
1.13 x 3500 = 144 x N + 1075 (down payment)
3955 = 144 x N + 1075
3955 – 1075 = 144 x N
2880 = 144 x N
2880/144 =N
20 = N
c) What if you lower your monthly payment to $36. How many months will it take to pay off the car?
- is this a good idea to take so long to pay off a used car? Why?
(remember, you have to spend 5+ years to pay off the used car)
- It is a bad idea to take too long to pay for an used car
- (1) when a car is more than 8 years old, there are a lot of mechanical problems
- (2) you will end up spending more money to repair it
- (3) worth very little for a car that is 8+ years old
General idea:
- Japanese cars (Toyota, Hondas, Lexus, Acura, Nissan, Mazda) are good for at least 8 years without problems
- Domestic cars (Ford, GM, Chrysler) are good for 3 to 5 years without major problems
- European (BMW, Mercedes, Audi, VW) are good for 3 to 5 years. Very expensive to repair
- Electric cars or Hybrid vehicles – (battery is good for about 8 years, cost $20000 to replace the battery)
Right now, there are a lot of “Buy now and Pay later” companies
NOBODY
- What’s wrong with this no down payment, buy now pay later case?
- (1) you buy things they cannot afford
- (2) if the money is not paid back on time (within a year), very high interest will be charged (Best Buy charges 30% interest)
- (3) Vacation companies (Air Canada), initial fee $3000 for a week, $5000 within a year with charges