Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts
Sunday, 23 November 2014
Sunday, 16 November 2014
Enlargement
What 2 things do you always need to say to describe an enlargement?
How many times bigger you have to make the shape.
Where is the centre of enlargement.
What does centre of enlargement mean?
Where the two lines met on the grid.
What is a scale factor?
How many times the shape enlarges.
Explain how to work out the scale factor on a grid, and with no grid. Use diagrams you have screenshot from the myimaths lesson.
Use a ruler on the same line like this
What happens to the angle sizes in the corner of the shape when you enlarge it?
Sunday, 9 November 2014
Translation
Translations are when you have a shape and you have the vector which looks like this. The top number tells you that you have to move 3 to the right and the bottom number tells you that you move 2 up. I now this because if the top number is positive it moves right and if it is negative it goes left. And the bottom number if it is positive it goes up and negative goes down like this.
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Maths week
Famous maths people.
Here are some famous maths people.
They are drawn on stamps from different countries.
The 20 Dollar Question.
This man was one of the
greatest mathematicians.
Calculate the age
Leonhard Euler was when
he died.
A. 76 √
The 30 Dollar Question.
Pierre de Fermat was a very
gifted French mathematician.
How old was he when he died?
A. 64 √
The 30 Dollar Question.
Sofia Kovalevskaya was an
outstanding mathematician who was a
Russian and very popular.
She was born in Moscow in 1850 and
died in Stockholm in 1891.
How long did she live for?
A. 41 √
The 40 Dollar Question.
Sir Isaac Newton was
one of the greatest
mathematicians of
all time.
He was born in England
on Christmas day.
How long did he live
for?
A. 84 √
The 40 Dollar Question.
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
was a German maths
person who became
famous for his work
in inventing calculus.
How old was he when he
died?
A. 70 √
The 40 Dollar Question.
Sophie Germain lived all her life in
Paris. She was a brilliant
mathematician. A street in Paris is
named after her – and perhaps also
a football club!
Sophie lived from 1776 to 1831.
How long did she live for?
A. 55 √
The 50 Dollar Question.
Maria Agnesi was born in Italy in
1718. She was eldest in a family of
21 children!
Maria was a very bright and
intelligent student. She could speak
5 different languages before she
was 9 years old !
She became an outstanding maths
person and was the first professor
of mathematics at a University.
Maria died in 1799.
How old was she?
A. 81 √
The 50 Dollar Question.
Ernest Rutherford is New
Zealand’s greatest
scientist. He was awarded
the Noble Prize in
Chemistry in 1908.
Lord Rutherford was also
a mathematician. While at
University in 1892 he
taught mathematics at
Christchurch Boys’ High School.
How many years did Ernest Rutherford live for ?
A. 66 √
Here are some famous maths people.
They are drawn on stamps from different countries.
The 20 Dollar Question.
This man was one of the
greatest mathematicians.
Calculate the age
Leonhard Euler was when
he died.
A. 76 √
The 30 Dollar Question.
Pierre de Fermat was a very
gifted French mathematician.
How old was he when he died?
A. 64 √
The 30 Dollar Question.
Sofia Kovalevskaya was an
outstanding mathematician who was a
Russian and very popular.
She was born in Moscow in 1850 and
died in Stockholm in 1891.
How long did she live for?
A. 41 √
The 40 Dollar Question.
Sir Isaac Newton was
one of the greatest
mathematicians of
all time.
He was born in England
on Christmas day.
How long did he live
for?
A. 84 √
The 40 Dollar Question.
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
was a German maths
person who became
famous for his work
in inventing calculus.
How old was he when he
died?
A. 70 √
The 40 Dollar Question.
Sophie Germain lived all her life in
Paris. She was a brilliant
mathematician. A street in Paris is
named after her – and perhaps also
a football club!
Sophie lived from 1776 to 1831.
How long did she live for?
A. 55 √
The 50 Dollar Question.
Maria Agnesi was born in Italy in
1718. She was eldest in a family of
21 children!
Maria was a very bright and
intelligent student. She could speak
5 different languages before she
was 9 years old !
She became an outstanding maths
person and was the first professor
of mathematics at a University.
Maria died in 1799.
How old was she?
A. 81 √
The 50 Dollar Question.
Ernest Rutherford is New
Zealand’s greatest
scientist. He was awarded
the Noble Prize in
Chemistry in 1908.
Lord Rutherford was also
a mathematician. While at
University in 1892 he
taught mathematics at
Christchurch Boys’ High School.
How many years did Ernest Rutherford live for ?
A. 66 √
Monday, 11 August 2014
Maths week
MATHS WEEK
Task
You have 2 Maths tasks to do today on your blog.
Copy and paste the whole question onto your blog page. Answer it. Mark it.
Level 2 Wallys
MATHS MILLIONAIRE
Do Maths Millionaire on scrap paper. Keep a note of your score.
When you are finished both of these tasks, you can play the games SCROLL
DOWN
Tuesday: Bath Tub Maths !
These problems are tricky!
The 20 Dollar Question.
The hot water tap when it is full-on can fill a bath in 7 minutes.
What fraction of the bath can it fill in 1 minute?
A. 1/7 √
The 40 Dollar Question.
When the cold water tap is full-on it can the
fill the bath completely in 5 minutes.
Colin has just had a long hard run and
wants to have a cold-water bath.
How long will the cold water tap take to fill
3/5 of the bath for Colin?
A. 3 minutes √
The 60 Dollar Question.
The cold water tap when it
is full-on can fill a bath in 5
minutes.
The hot water tap when it is
full-on can fill a bath in 7
minutes.
How long will it take both taps
to fill the bath when they are
both set to full-on.
Give you answer in minutes
and seconds.
A. 1 m and 4 s X
The 80 Dollar Question.
When the bath is full its volume is 1 cubic
metres. Archi is a person with a volume of
0.08 cubic metres.
He carefully jumps into the bath.
How much water will spill over the side of
the bath!
Give your answer in cubic metres.
A.2.125 X
The 100 Dollar Question.
When the plug is open the bath will empty
completely in 4 minutes.
Now when Toni comes to have a bath the
cold water tap and the hot water tap are both
set to run full-on but unfortunately someone
has left the plug open and the water flows out
at the same time.
How long will it take to fill the bath now?
Give you answer in minutes and seconds.
A.10 minutes 46 s √
Sunday, 10 August 2014
Maths week
MATHS WEEK
Task
When you are finished, you can play the games
My answer is 45 for this question.
Monday: "Two Tens For a Five."
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello's first
scene in the movie 'One Night in the
Tropics' is a classic.
Abbott cons Costello by simply asking
for change. "Have you got 2 tens for a
five?" he asks. As Lou realised he has
been duped, Bud snaps back: "OK, here's
your five, give me back my 2 tens!" The
skit carries on and Lou loses money!
"Two Tens for a Five" is a classic vaudeville
routine made famous by Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello and has been repeated many times
over the years.
Here is the script!
Abbott: Have you got two tens for a five?
Costello: Just so happen to have it.
Lou gives Bud ten dollars and Bud gives Lou five
dollars.
Costello: Just a minute, just one minute!
Abbott: Something wrong?
Costello: Fifteen dollars just went south!
Abbott: What do you mean?
Costello: You gave me a lot of your fast talk, you said 'do you have
two tens for a five' and I gave you two tens for a five.
Abbott: Just a minute, are you accusing me of cheating?
Costello: No, but you got two tens for a five.
Abbott: Alright here's your five now gimme back my two tens.
Costello: Okay, that's better.
Bud gives Lou five dollars and Lou gives Bud ten dollars.
After a slight pause Lou realises he has been conned again.
Costello: What are you doing?
Abbott: What’s wrong now?
Costello: Look Abbott, here's two tens gimme a five!
Abbott: Certainly.
Lou gives Bud ten dollars and Bud gives Lou five dollars.
Costello: HA HA HA HAAA!
You did it to me...
You did it to me again.
Abbott: Oh come on.
The 300 Dollar Question.
How much did Lou lose ?
Try to act it out with you friend. Use paper as money!
Maybe you can act it out as the famous Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
did!
The right Answer was $45 √
The right Answer was $45 √
Sunday, 8 June 2014
Mode, Median, Mean and Range song
Mode median mean and range
Mode median mean and range
Don't you thing these words sound strange
( Don't you thing these words sound strange )
I will get your mind to chance
mmm mode mmm mode
It's the number that occurs the most most
mode mode mmm mode mmm mode
It's the number that occurs the most most
1223334
( 1223334 )
which of those numbers did i say more
( which of those numbers did i say more )
3 is the mode because it occurs the most
mmm mode mmm mode
It's the number that occurs the most most
mode mode mmm mode mmm mode
It's the number that occurs the most most
1223334
( 1223334 )
which of those numbers did i say more
( which of those numbers did i say more )
3 is the mode because it occurs the most
Now stop
take it to the middle
got to find median
no time to diddle diddle line up all the numbers
line up all the numbers smallest to the biggest
and the one in the middle dose the median jig
Go median, middle number, go median, middle number
Now the third ones mean, not nice but mean
Its the average number if you know what I mean
Just add up all the numbers and divide them by the number of added
Whats that, whats mean?
You add up all the numbers and divide them by the number of added
Yeah you know what I mean
You add up all the numbers and divide them by the number of added
It's the average number, mean, its the average number
1 more round and the song is done
Lets talk about range and have some fun
It's the biggest number minus the smallest number, in the group, in the group
It's the biggest number minus the smallest number , in the group, in the group
You got Mode, Median, Mean and Range
Mode, Median, Mean and Range
Don't you think these words sound strange?
Don't you think these words sound strange?
Now the third ones mean, not nice but mean
Its the average number if you know what I mean
Just add up all the numbers and divide them by the number of added
Whats that, whats mean?
You add up all the numbers and divide them by the number of added
Yeah you know what I mean
You add up all the numbers and divide them by the number of added
It's the average number, mean, its the average number
1 more round and the song is done
Lets talk about range and have some fun
It's the biggest number minus the smallest number, in the group, in the group
It's the biggest number minus the smallest number , in the group, in the group
You got Mode, Median, Mean and Range
Mode, Median, Mean and Range
Don't you think these words sound strange?
Don't you think these words sound strange?
I just got your mind to change
Wednesday, 14 May 2014
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