7th Grade Math Mr. Trisler August 5, 2008

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WARM-UP
April 21, 2015
Solve:
1. 8 + (-95) =
2. (-95) + (-95) =
3. (-95) + 97 =
4. 74 – (-17) =
5. (-774) – (-7) =
6. (-774) – 7 =
Class work
• Coach Book
• Copy all (yes that means everything including
the examples) the notes on pages 92 – 96
• Complete the Lesson Practice on page 97
• Both will be graded…………………..
Square Roots
• The square root of a number, n, is the number
that when squared is equal to n.
• There are two square roots of any number – a
positive and a negative.
• A perfect square is the square root of a whole
number.
Square Roots and Perfect Squares
• Calculate all the perfect squares using the
whole numbers 0 through 50.
• For example: 0 X 0 = 0 would be the first
perfect square on your list
• Your next calculation would be 1 X 1 =
• Your last calculation will be 50 X 50 =
• Turn in by the end of the period
• PS No calculators, no agenda, work by hand
and individually.
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