Evaluating Functions with Function Notation
(View Complete Item Description)Students evaluate functions with function notation both algebraically and graphically.
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Students evaluate functions with function notation both algebraically and graphically.
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Students will be introduced to the Empirical Rule for normal distributions and practice using it to answer questions.
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Students will use a simulation from a website to examine the effect of standard deviation on the normal curve.
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Students are given either a problem, spaces for possible numbers, a formula, an answer, or a combination of some of those items and must fill in the missing spaces. Adapted from a Mathematics Enhanced Scope and Sequence lesson for Algebra II from the Virginia Department of Education.
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Students use average temperature data from CityRating.com to find and use a curve of best fit for the average temperature in Richmond, Virginia.
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Students will use the discriminant to determine if quadratic equations have 2 imaginary, 2 real, or 1 real solution. They will then practice solving quadratic equations.
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Students use properties of the normal distribution to practice solving practical problems.
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Students are presented with four linear-quadratic systems of equations and must compare their answers from solving algebraically, looking at a table, and looking at a graph. When the solutions are non-integer solutions, they must explain how the table and graph confirm their algebraic solution.
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Students will use IQ data to practice finding and interpreting z-scores.
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Students will use a draggable point to investigate intervals of increase and decrease and then practice writing and fining intervals.
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Students match features of exponential and logarithmic functions and then consider which features could change with a transformation. Features include: domain, range, intervals of increasing/decreasing, x- and y- intercepts, end behavior, and asymptotes.
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Students practice identifying the types of variation from equations and solving problems of different types of variation.
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Students will sort twelve scenarios into permutations and combinations. Once they have correctly sorted the scenarios, they will solve the problems in the scenarios and learn how to check their work using the Desmos graphing calculator.
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Students will see the most common method used for solving rational equations, practice solving, and check their work on graphs.
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In this task, students will use their knowledge of area and perimeter and explore the best or most unique design for a community garden. Students will represent their garden on a grid and explain why it is the best garden for the community.
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In this self - checking activity, students will answer questions related to expressing a ratio in one of the three forms. As students enter their answers, a part of the picture will be revealed. Once students complete the self - checking part of the activity. they will complete a reflection question explaining how the relationship changes when the numbers are switched.
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In this activity, students will discover how to determine the distance between two points on the same horizontal or vertical line.
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In this activity, students will use different strategies to help understand and represent ratios.
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This google slides activity will assist students in making connections with proportional reasoning. Students will create tables, equivalent ratios, and graph friendly scenarios. Draggable objects are available for students who need manipulatives to figure it out.
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This google slides activity provides students practice for solving and graphing one step inequalitites. Students will think about the solutions for problems that inlude misconceptions about inequalities.
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