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Introducing Me!!!

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Instructions to Find Triangle Angles

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Father of Algebra Interview

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When we use Math in our daily lives

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A French & English crossword & chart of math words

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Credits

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Introducing Me!!! Hi Everyone! My name is Tara and I am the creator of this breathtaking magazine called, Hello! Algebra. I used to dislike math,

until I recently participated in a math contest, which made me study a lot, use my time wisely, and PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE! I was responsible and asked my teacher for extra practice tests to work on. My parents were also a huge support in the process and helped me achieve my goals. While studying so hard for the contest, I realized Math had many interesting theories and concepts that can help you in life. For example, when going shopping, you need to know your percents, if there ever is a discount. In third grade, I was assigned to find jobs that require Math or require knowing the concepts of Math. I found a couple: a cashier, to calculate change and how much a customer spent; bankers who work with money (add and subtract, etc.). There are many other jobs that require knowledge of money, operations, and dimensional weight (height, width, length, etc.).

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Since you know that all  the angles in a triangle have to add up to   180º, subtract 180 from   124. You get 56º.     Now you see that the   missing angle in the triangle is 56˚     by adding the given angles and subtract them from 180.     To make sure you got the   right answer, add up all the angles and     you should get 180º.   54º                     62º

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Interview with the Father of Algebra – Francois Viete Q: How long did it take you to invent ‘New Algebra’? A: 12 years (1591=1603) Q: What topics in math do you study? A: Algebra and trigonometry.

Q: What University did you study at? A: University of Poiteirs Q: Did you publish any books that related to math or your passion? A: Yes I did actually. It was called “Canon Mathematicus”, which mentioned many things of what I like to call my math. Q: How old were you when you realized that Math was your real passion? A: Well ... I only did math in my spare time while I was in college. I really liked Law and wanted to become a lawyer. Time passed, and I stopped being a lawyer and spent more of my time on math.

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When do we use Math in our daily lives? Examples: 1. Jobs · · · · ·

Bankers (\$) Stock Market (brokers) Salaries (\$) Leave Status Architecture (geometry, etc.)

2. Shopping · · ·

Discounts (%) Money spent (\$) Adding/Subtracting the price (+/--/\$)

3. Diets · · ·

Dates Arranged (DD/MM/YYYY) Proportions (Protein, Carbs, Vitamins, etc.) Percent of food being eaten (%)

4. Cooking · · · ·

Understanding of Numbers (#) Measurements (oz, lbs, ts, tbs, etc.) Fractions of ingredients (?/?) Converting Measurements

5. Budgets • • •

Operating with money (÷/x/+/-- \$) Half the money for Chores and Expenses (?/?) Finances (\$)

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English Algebra Geometry Numbers Data Graph Operations (subtracting, adding, etc.) Shapes

Français Algèbre Géométrie Nombres Données Graphique Opérations (soustraction, addition, etc) Formes

Equations Formula Squares Rectangles Circle Triangle Angles Protractors Ruler Symmetry Textbook Fractions/Decimals Measurement Probability

Èquation Formule Carrés Rectangles Cercle Triangle Angles Rapporteur Règle Symétrie Manuel (scolaire) Fraction/Décimal Mesure Probabilité

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