Math in Word Documents Microsoft Word Types of functions that we will be using in word are 1. Symbol 2. Equation Editor 3. Draw Tools 4. Insert Pictures 5. Charts Insert: symbols and charts

Menu next to zoom: draw menu add or remove buttons at the bottom click on Customize click on Drawing (leave on top toolbar or drag to bottom of screen by the bar)

Draw Menu

Symbols in Documents To create symbols in word go to Insert and menu to symbol. In Symbols you can change

You have different menus in font to use.

Some type of examples from symbol ±

p

Æ

^

!

J

(

Equation Editor This program is part of Microsoft office. To put this program on your desktop follow the following steps:

1. Start menu 2. Search for Equation Editor a 3. Drag it to one of the following: a. Desktop b. Menu bar of Microsoft office c. Start menu in IBM d. Double click to open Each box has a menu: To insert into a document: Cut or Copy and Paste

Examples from equation editor a. Examples from the first row of menus:

ª \ ≠ £ ¨ b. Examples from the second row of menus:

x- 3 3C 2

3 8

»

45

Lim

xÆ 2

3

3

Âx x=1

2

•

p

D

x

6

3 239

8 3

Ú x + 2x 2

1

2 3 1 5 6 2 1 2 3 Problems from old exams: a. What is the value of 3x2 y2 when x = – 2 and y = 3 ? (in IBM you could use ctrl shift +)

AB

b. Divide:

1

5

3 4 ÷ 18 1) 2 2)

c. Solve for x:

5

28

3)

1 4

4)

34

5 45 = 6 x

d. In the accompanying diagram, parallel lines transversal

1

EF

AB and CD

are intersected by a

at G and H, respectively. If m – EGB = 3x + 5 and

Drawing Toolbar Click and drag objects Rotate Objects Autoshapes: All types of shapes for drawing pull down menu

Drawing Lines Drawing Arrows Drawing Rectangles & Squares Drawing Circles Text box: labeling objects use no line WordArt Insert picture

Three D objects Shadow objects Types of arrows Types of lines Thickness of shapes, lines, rectangles, & circles Text color Lines on object: use no line for textboxes on objects Filling in an object: use no fill for any object you want to type in Draw Menu: Grid take off snap objects to grid; this will make objects move around by the arrow easier Group Objects together: Click on the first object then hold shift key down to add the other Objects to group. Ungroup Objects to fix: Click on object then ungroup Order of object: Click on object to change to the different types of orders

Problems from exams using drawing and equation editor a.

Use: Arrow Text box with no line & no fill Group

3 1

2

4

b. Which graph represents the inequality - 1£ x £ 4 ? -5 –4 – 3 –2 –1

0

1

2 3

4

5

c. In the accompanying diagram, parallel lines

Use: Shift \ for { | } number values Arrow Thickness of line Circles with black and white fill Equation editor of inequalities

AB and CD

are intersected by a

transversal EF at G and H, respectively. If m – EGB = 3x + 5 and m – GHD = 6x –13, find the value of x. E Use: Equation editor for arrow above line Equation editor or symbol for – °

A

G ( 3x + 5)°

B

(6x - 13)° H

C

Arrows Text box with no line Grouping

D

d. R

N

A (7,9)

D (15,9)

W

E 28

16

4 B (4,5)

D

C (18,5)

K Use:

Autoshapes Text box with no line Circles Thick lines Grouping

e. 2” 9”

Use: Rectangle fill with gray & white Text box with no line & no fill Thickness of lines Grouping

f.

Science Red

Red

3

15

Use:

?

2

Blue

White

Mathematics

Circle with no fill Arrow with types of arrows Text box no line or fill Lines Grouping

5

4 14 Spanish A 6 B 8

Use: Circle with fill Triangle with fill Arrow Text box with no fill or line Grouping

10

C

Tables, Insert Graphs, Insert Pictures a Fractional Form

1 2

3 8

2 3

Decimal Form

0.5 0.03

Use: Table 5 x 2 Equation Editor for fraction

b Size

Price per Boxes Ordered 1- 4

4x5 3.95 5x7 5.00 8 x 10 10.30

5 – 19

20 – 99

100+

3.55 4.50 9.25

3.15 4.00 8.25

2.95 3.75 7.75

Use: Regular type Rectangle with no fill Thickness of rectangle Lines

c. Below table show the number of daily passenger train trips per day. Detroit Chicago Saint Paul

Use: Table 2 x 3 Clip Art or picture Rectangle with white fill and no line

d. 5

3

A 10 (7,9)8

2

4

1

2

4

-5 -4 -3 -2 -1

6

1

2

3

4

5

-10 -8

-1 -2 -3 -4 -5

Use: Picture created in TI Interactive Computer Autoshapes Circles with fill

Pictures from TI Connect

B -4 (4,5)

-6

-2

D (15,9)

2 -2 -4 -6 -8

-10

4

6

C8 10 (18,5)

= 10 trips

Pictures from Geometry Sketchpad A m–ACB = 63.47 °

B C

Charts Creating Charts 1. Insert 2. Picture 3. Chart along with a 4. You will see a menu come up including Data and Chart 5. Under Chart Click on Chart Types: you will see many types to choose from 6. Change your data and vertical and horizontal axis to match some of the examples Vertical Axis Chart Area

Data Format Menu

Chart Horizontal Axis

Buses

60%

5%

Motorcycles

20%

Cars

15%

Recreation Vehicles

Use: Change: Horizontal (intervals) Vertical Axis (no labels) Only use one set of data Click on bars then options to change gap width or Click on Chart Area then format box: to make changes in

Height Distribution

-2 00

90

19

1

-1 1

80

18

-1 1

70

17

-1 16 1

-1

60

12 10 8 6 4 2 0

15 1

Number of Students

Use: Chart Type: Pie Change Horizontal Axis in Data Charts: to Buses, Cars, Motorcycles, Recreation Click on Format Selected Data Series change: Patterns, Axis, Data Labels, Options Double click any area you want to change and Format will appear

Height (centimeters)