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Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
What We Will Do Today:Syllabus
Graphic Organizer of Real NumbersGroup Discussion and Practice
Homework
September 8th, 2011
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Review Syllabus
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Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Learn what are all the subsets of Real NumbersLearn Identity and Inverse properties of Addition and MultiplicationLearn the Trichotomy Properties of real numbers
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Graphic Organizer of Real Numbers
Natural Numbers
Whole Numbers
Integers
Irrational Numbers
Rational Numbers Rational Numbers
Real Numbers
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Think and Discuss 1. How does the set of whole numbers differ
from the set of integers?2. Which property of real numbers states that a
number added to its opposite results in zero?3. Think about the numbers you have added in
the last two weeks. What type of numbers were they?
4. Which two sets of numbers comprise the full set of real numbers?
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
Learn what are all the subsets of Real NumbersLearn Identity and Inverse properties of Addition and MultiplicationLearn the Trichotomy Properties of real numbers
Understanding Business and Personal Law
Particular Crimes Section 3.2
Criminal Law
HomeworkPages 8-10
Problems 6-36Mixed review for extra credit (.5 pts each)