I think the most important math lesson I learned last quarter was the pathogen theorem. I think it was important because in the 8th grade, high school, and college I'm pretty sure we will use it in math. It teaches us that in order to find the missing side of the triangle, you have to square the hypotenuse with the given side then add them to find the side. The hypotenuse is the longest and the biggest side of the triangle.
I think it will help me because when there is a test coming up and there is a question involving the pathogen theorem, I will be prepared and know what to do. Since this school teaches us to be prepared for high-school, then I figure that if I don't get the hang of the theorem then I won't be able to survive in high-school. next year I will be in Algebra and then in high-school and eighth grade algebra, I'm pretty sure that they will use the pathogen theorem.
I think it will help me because when there is a test coming up and there is a question involving the pathogen theorem, I will be prepared and know what to do. Since this school teaches us to be prepared for high-school, then I figure that if I don't get the hang of the theorem then I won't be able to survive in high-school. next year I will be in Algebra and then in high-school and eighth grade algebra, I'm pretty sure that they will use the pathogen theorem.
