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The tutor and student reviewed and practiced calculating the areas of triangles and trapezoids. They worked through multiple examples to solidify the understanding of identifying bases and heights for triangles, and bases and heights for trapezoids, applying the respective area formulas. The next session will continue with further practice.

The student and tutor practiced factorizing quadratic trinomials, including those with leading coefficients other than one. The session involved solving problems from a worksheet and distinguishing between factorization and finding roots of an equation. The tutor assigned additional practice problems as homework.

The Student and Tutor worked on solving quadratic equations by factoring, covering zero product property, GCF factoring, difference of squares, and the X method for trinomials. The student practiced applying these techniques to a worksheet of problems. There was no specific homework assigned, but continued practice was implied.

The tutor and student worked on the concept of the coordinate grid, including identifying and plotting points, understanding axes, and defining quadrants. They practiced these skills through various exercises, including forming geometric shapes, and planned to continue working with graphing concepts in future sessions.

The Tutor and Student reviewed units of length, including inches, feet, and yards, and their conversion factors. They practiced estimating and measuring various objects and discussed the concept of using fewer units for larger measurements. The Student was assigned homework to measure ten objects.

The student and tutor reviewed the concept of perimeter and practiced calculating it with different units. They then delved into classifying triangles based on their angles and sides, and concluded by working on exercises that combined both classification methods. The tutor also provided instruction on using a protractor to measure angles.