BELLRINGER Given that SanFrancisco is -8 and Santiago is -4 and London is 0, is there a time between 9 and 5pm when they can hold a one hour conference call? If tyhere is, when?
AGENDA
1. Bellringer
2. Review of time change
3. Temperature Conversions
4. Unit Conversions
Objective: Students will be able to convert time, temperature, distance and weight between imperial standard units and metric units.
* Friday's Test was passed back (Review)
#1 { } Had to bee this type of brackets
#2 2010 -315 + 208 ---> From left to right
#3 8132 - 4881= 3251
#4 (210 x 400)/ (21 x 4) = 1000 times larger
#5 7 x 23 =161
#6 108.84 to the nearest hundreds
#11 182 > 2 x 91> 13 x 7
Order of operation: Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally
~NOTES~
Bellringer Question
0 GMT for London
-4 Santiago
-8 San Francisco
London 9 -----------------------------17
Santiago 5---------------------------- 13
S.F 1 ----------------------------- 9
There is no possible time when they can have a conference call between 9am and 5pm
because of the large time difference.
Temperature Conversions
F= 9/5 C + 32
*We didn't finish discussing Temperature Conversions
HOMEWORK----> pg. 40 #'s 1-7
QUESTION: How do you read the time zone map in the book?
From left to right or from right to left? Do you have an easier way to reading it?
im very very confused about the time zone lesson.i need somebody to explained to me please!!
ReplyDeletewith patient....
Does not matter the way you read it... Well sort of. Lets say the GMT is -2 and another is GMT -6. There is a 4 hour distance between both (6-2=4) So Lets say its 9 PM in GMT -2 so in GMT -6 it would be 5 PM since it -6(meaning going back)with the 4 hour distance as i said. Hope this helps =)
ReplyDeleteyou can read it either way.
ReplyDeleteokay yara what blanco said is confusing, think of it like this start in L.A and move right each time you add an hour. example in chicago right now is 7:11 pm, but in morocco it is 12:11 am. it doesnt matter if you read it from righ to left or left to right, the important thing is that remember it might be 9/20/2010 here but in morocco for example its already 9/21/2010. ask me in class and i'll explain it more :] hope i helped.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't really matter from which side you read it. What matters is that you know how much time you have to add or subtract.
ReplyDeletesalma yours is confusing.i agree with w-blanco j's his is easier to understand.
ReplyDeletejust remember the starting time and what ever the map says. for ex: it says -2, just subtract 2 from the original time and u will get the time that you are looking for. its so easy lemon squezzy lol. but if need help let me know :)
im confused by all this time zone thing
ReplyDeletei need some help with that
you read the line next to it thats closer to the center...so if its on the right side of the map, read the line to the left, and vice versa
ReplyDeleteYou can read it from left or right but you just have to remember how much time you are adding or subtracting so you can get the right answer
ReplyDeleteI agree with brianna, you just have to remember if your adding or subtracting and other than that you need practice ;)
ReplyDeleteif its negative you count is as 12 midday and yu qo with the am if its a regular you hence it pm. basically negative is left and regular is right
ReplyDeletei think you can read it either way. and i agree with andrea and brianna it is easier for me to remember whether i am adding time or subtracting time.
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