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Yes sir that is .36 %!!but I know I am capable of starting with my skills...

You're right..your probability of starting is 

higher than mine but i will better myself 

with practice.. Practice makes perfect!

How it relates to the Real World

This shows an example of the probability and 

statistics of an everyday soccer situation 

because no matter how good you are there is 

still a probability of someone making the team 

no matter if someone is better than you 

because according to statistics everyone can 

make the team with hard work.

 chapter 2 (both made the team)

Ohh yeah..? I know how Translate the ball from 

one side of the field to another by sliding it 

across the field!

I hear you two arguing haha!! I can rotate the ball around 

quicker than Speedy Gonzalez!

I can also send a player down the outside parallel lines.. i can 

send a player on the left or a player on the right.. They will 

never meet.

Hey Messi!? I bet you didn't know that all 4 corners are 

Corresponding Angles!

They are corresponding angles because it said in the The 

Mighty Dinger Math Book right?

Nooo!!They are corresponding because they are in matching 

corners.

Aren't they exactly like Alternate Exterior Angles?

Gosh you guys don't know anything!

So that means the corners are all Alternate Exterior Angles!

NO NO NO!!!!!

Alternate Interior Angles are pairs of angles that are matching 

on the opposite sides of the Transversal Line & Alternate 

Exterior Angles are the exact opposite because they are 

matching angles but on the outside

Chapter 4

Everything relates to math coach!

Okay..? how does the distance between Messi, 

Ronaldihno and You relate to math?

Easy.. the distance between me and them creates 

a triangle.. But first you to use the pythagorean 

theorem t find the players hypotnuse

Wouldn't you use this formula?

Yes you just plug in every players position on 

the grid.

You will have to use Pythagorean Theorem to 

find the third players position.

You guys chit-chat too much go put the goals 

up!

Hurry guys it's heavy!

You are setting up the goal 

wrong...

Look at the bottom crner where the goal and 

line touch.. That is called an ASA Theorem.

Why?

Because the bottom corner of the goal and the  

other corner of the goal meet and connect like 

triangles side by side..

So when you move the goal and side 

bases moves that means that is SSS 

theorem.. because the both sides are 

moving together.

Yes my kids.. and the both sides of the 

goal come from SAS theorem because 

they are congruent triangles. 

There is a AA Similarity 

Postulate in this goal who 

knows where???

I do the both Triangles because 

there is two sides that are 

congruent.. this makes the two 

triangles a               AA 

Similarity                 Postulate

Can someone tell me 

something else this goal has ??

I know!! the side has 2 Special 

right triangles !

Because if you break the goal 

apart and connect those two 

triangles it would make a 180 

degree triangle or 30-60-90..

I have some Formulas that 

may help with triangles!!

SOH- Sine=Opposite/Hypotnuse

CAH- Cosine= Adjacent/Hypotnuse

TOA- Tangent= Opposite/ Adjacent 

Hey coach since "you know so much about 

math" what are some indirect methods?

SHOW ME !

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