This quote has evolved over time into the quote you see above. The orginal Shakespeare Quote is:
"Though this be madness, yet there is method in 't."
--From Hamlet (II, ii, 206)
Friday, September 28, 2007
MSA 2.3
Questions and Comments:
Walking for Charity
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
C.H. The only other thing I had trouble with was finding rates in investigation 2. I understand how to do rates with only one object, but not multiple objects or high numbers.
M.G I had trouble with the equations for Leanne,Gilberto,Alana. It was confusing because i have always have trouble with equations so I had extra trouble with these equations. so iam asking how do i find out there equations
BJ to MG if you made the table, this should help you out. leanne's suggestion was=for every 1 mile, you pay $1. the mile is on the x axis so the mile stands for X. the money is on the Y axis so the money stands for y. the equation would be 1x=y. lets subsitute x for 3. 1x3=3. so for 3 miles, you would pay $3.
CH you posted in the wrong area, you posted in 2.3 when you said 2.1 beside that rates are constant. if the rate is 7 it is just 7 repetitively over and over. with multiple numbers it is more numbers repeated. The constant rate of 5 is 5 over and over for example. 7x is another way of writing a rate. It is not to intricate.
4 comments:
C.H.
The only other thing I had trouble with was finding rates in investigation 2. I understand how to do rates with only one object, but not multiple objects or high numbers.
M.G
I had trouble with the equations for Leanne,Gilberto,Alana. It was confusing because i have always have trouble with equations so I had extra trouble with these equations. so iam asking how do i find out there equations
BJ to MG
if you made the table, this should help you out. leanne's suggestion was=for every 1 mile, you pay $1. the mile is on the x axis so the mile stands for X. the money is on the Y axis so the money stands for y. the equation would be 1x=y. lets subsitute x for 3. 1x3=3. so for 3 miles, you would pay $3.
SS
CH you posted in the wrong area, you posted in 2.3 when you said 2.1 beside that rates are constant. if the rate is 7 it is just 7 repetitively over and over. with multiple numbers it is more numbers repeated. The constant rate of 5 is 5 over and over for example. 7x is another way of writing a rate. It is not to intricate.
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