Math Report

 On Thursday, October 26th, at 7:30, the principal kicked off the school rally, in which several subjects were involved, including chemistry, mathematics and reasoning


. In the first round, Team Itza takes the lead. Moving to the second round, Team Paola catches up. The third round sees Team 110 surging ahead. By the fourth round, Team 110 is already ahead by 2 points. In the fifth round, Team 108 closes the gap. Finally, in the sixth round, Team 110 maintains its lead, securing victory in the school rally.
I congratulate all the contestants and hope that the next rally will be even more exciting.

On the other hand, now we are going to talk about the activity we did in mathematics, Jeopardy, during this activity we had to play in teams. 

The rules were more following: There were 5 types of questions, Factoring, linear equation, Linear equation (word problem), Linear equation with 2 unknowns and linear equation with two unknowns (word problem). 

There were also 4 levels of difficulty, ranging from 100 points to 400. In conclusion, this was a different activity from all the others we had done, so I really enjoyed it and I hope that there will be more like it in the future.

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