Author: brandonwilsongeometry

My name is Brandon Wilson. I was born in Virginia but I was raised in Montgomery,Alabama. I like to play my PS4, work out, and hang with my friends for fun. I play football, baseball, and run track. My hobbies are watching football highlights and watch college football. I have 3 brothers 17, 8, 3.

The goals I have for Mrs.Hoffer class is to get an A and pass her class with an high percentage. My goals for the year are play good for the PCHS 9th grade football team, get a 3.8-4.0 and have fun as a freshman. My goals for highschool is to not get in any trouble, get excellent grades, graduate with high achievement, and have fun playing sports. My goals after Highschool if I don’t get any sports scholarship or academic scholarship I will go the Air Force.

I watched a really cool video on drones this week. I learned that drones can be used for many different things. Drones can be used for good things and bad things. I learned different opinions on drones from the people on the video. I feel like drones should be used for the right reasons and not anything negative. I think drones are we cool.

This week I learned about the Distance formula and the Midpoint Formula. The Distance Formula is between 2 points is the absolute value of the difference between their coordinates. The Midpoint Formula is endpoints at x1 and x2 on a # line. This lesson wasn’t really that hard this week. I fully understand The Distance Formula and Midpoint Formula.

  This week in Geometry Class we learned about Points,Lines, & Planes. We learned how to identify points on the same line. We learned how to tell the difference between a Point, Line, & a Plane. This lesson was really fun and I actually know how to do it now. I did not know how to do this in middle school but I do know.

 

I’m going to show you how name a line containing point K. First you identify where K is on the line you’re looking at. Next you put a dot under it. Then you look at the letter next to point K on the line. Finally you name point K.

Thanks for joining me!

Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton