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Higher education calculus resources for Microsoft Word
Trig Identities - Simplify, Verify, Solve (WS)
This packet has 8 worksheets. (In common core it is an Algebra II topic.)
1 is solving basic trig equations in the first quadrant (10 problems)
1 is simplifying trig expressions (20 problems)
3 are verifying trig equations (total of 22 problems with all of the steps in each equation given)
2 are solving trig equations (total of 15 problems with all of the steps in the process)
1 is using and sum and difference identities (10 problems)
All answers are included.
(They could be used as a Calculus
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Famous Curves Project
This is a project for the first unit of Calculus - right after the students learn the definition of the derivative and how to find the slope of the tangent line to the graph. Students will first choose a famous curve, make a poster of the equation with graph, take the derivative, find the slope of the tangent line and the equation of the tangent line at two points on the graph, they will also find a few things about the history of the curve. The assignment also comes with a rubric to grade it
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Precalculus Final Exam (40 Questions)
Precalculus Final Exam40 questionsMultiple Choice Questions -Open Ended Questions Topics Covered:The formal rules of algebraFunctionsGraphsPolynomial functionsThe roots, or zeros, of a polynomialThe slope of a straight lineLinear functions: The equation of a straight lineSynthetic divisionRoots of polynomials of degree greater than 2Inverse functionsLogarithmsLogarithmic and exponential functionsMultiplication of sums My Quizzes: 4th Grade Word Problems Quiz (10 Q)Equations and Inequalities Quiz
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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AP Calculus AB Exam Questions & Answers for ALL Unit Tests, Exams,Quizzes,Review
Nearly 400 Practice AP Calculus AB Multiple Choice Questions and Full Answer Explanations! Microsoft Word file is editable. Perfect for Unit Tests, Quizzes, and review activities. Developed by experienced AP Calc teachers.Test bank is organized into the following topics and units:Limits of FunctionsAsymptotic and Unbounded BehaviorContinuity as a Property of Functions Concept of the Derivative Derivative at a Point Derivative as a Function Second Derivatives Applications of Derivatives Computati
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Calculus Workbook
Massive and complete calculus course workbook. Instruction, practice problems, solutions all in one package!
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12th, Higher Education
First and Second Derivative Tests and Concavity Notes
These notes correspond with my First and Second Derivative Tests and Concavity PowerPoint. Students may follow along as you go through the power point and make their own notes. This hopefully saves time and allows students to focus more on the concept rather than trying to get everything written down.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
A Tale of Two Mathematicians - An interactive Play
After my students completed the AP Calculus Exam during my first year of teaching AP Calculus, I continued covering material from our calculus text. However, the students struggled because the material was more difficult and, more realistically, their enthusiasm had diminished significantly after the demanding schedule that led up to the AP Exam. Therefore, I began looking for alternative mathematics that could be used to motivate students and maintain their interest after completing the AP Ex
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus End Of Year Projects (5 TOTAL!)
You are purchasing 5 projects for the end of the year in Calculus. I have my students complete 3 of the 5 projects. This document will be fully editable so if you want to add/change some things you will have the power to do so. Project #1: Math Interest / Presentation Project #2: A to Z - what they learned Project #3: Jeopardy Review Game (you will need to give your students a blank Jeopardy template to use. You can find these online!) Project #4: Song Project #5: Letter to Future Stude
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Precalculus (Midterm Review)
Precalculus (Midterm Review)It covers the first three chapters and the following topics:FunctionsThe x intercept(s), y intercept, and domain of each function below.Symmetry over the x-axis, y-axis, and/or origin.Graphing FunctionsThe average rate of changeRoots with multiplicity, and the y-intercept.Rational functionsThe vertexThe factor theoremThe Remainder TheoremPolynomialLogarithm and Exponential functionsIt is 4 pages of questions and 4 pages of answers. My Quizzes: 4th Grade Word Problems
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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CALCULUS 1-Differentiation and Integration
Differentiation and Integration with Basic concepts, solved examples and real world applications.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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AP Calculus Free Response Packet
This packet contains 18 multi-part questions modeled after past AP Calculus free response questions. This document can be used as an AP exam review packet or split up and used throughout the course (which is what I intended in writing the problems). The packet covers most all of the content in AP Calculus AB. I also sell these same problems divided up into four units (differentiation, applications of differentiation, integration, differential equations and applications of integration).
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus Book for Dummies Project
This is a project I assign to my AP Calculus students as a way to review for the AP. It is based off the calculus book for dummies concept. Each chapter has an individual set of requirements, all created by myself. Please feel free to edit as you see fit.It is a great project to review for the AP calculus AB and BC exam. I assign it to the students and let them have free reign on how they want to present the books. Requirements are no loose leaf paper and it must be typed if they have poor hand
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Polar Coordinates Battleship
This is a polar coordinates battleship game to play with precalculus or calculus students. It helps them to learn about graphing polar coordinates.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Exponent rules, rational exponents, radicals, worksheet and answer key
Complete lesson on exponent rules, rational exponents, examples and worksheet with answer key.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Optimization Mini-Projects (Calculus)
This is a series of 5 mini-projects focusing on optimization (or analyzing other features of functions) using differential calculus. I call them "mini-projects" because each of them can be completed over the course of 2-3 hour-long class periods, depending on students' mathematical backgrounds. They can be done individually, but probably work better as small group projects.Each project handout gives all the relevant background information, and then frames a series of questions. They are desig
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Logarithms Desmos Activity
This lesson/activity was designed to have students explore the transformations of logarithms using online graphing software through Desmos.com. This can be used as an independent investigation (if students have access to computers/personal devices) or as a guided lesson. It serves as a great reference tool for the logarithms unit.
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12th, Higher Education
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AP Calculus Midterm 2006
This is the exam I gave my Calculus students in 2006. If I had it to do over again, I would add some more integration questions. Overall, the exam went well. It is broken down into two parts, 2 sections each and is meant to model the AP exam. The timing is based on two 55 minute sessions.
Topics include:
differentiation
implicit differentiation
integration
Rates of Change
Concavity
Increasing and Decreasing Functions
Curve Sketching
Vanessa Moon
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus One Fall Final Exam
In my high school Calculus One course, we cover most of the derivative chapters in the Fall trimester. This is the exam that I have made to give me a good idea of how effective the students have learned the chapters. This includes a multiple choice section that resembles the AP Calculus AB questions as well as free response section. I enjoy the matching derivatives section that starts the test.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Applications of Derivatives Test
Applications of derivatives test.
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12th, Higher Education
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Logarithms and Exponentials: Evaluate, Properties, Solving with Key
This 20-question, fully editable assignment could be used as a mini-review or a test. I use it as part of my testing (this is the non-calculator half of the test) before I begin graphing. It consists of:6 simplify problems with exponential expressions, including rational and negative exponents4 evaluate problems with logarithms, including the natural log2 condense problems (use properties of logs to write as a single logarithm)2 expand problems (use properties of logs to expand the expression)
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus I Discussion Board Prompts
These 16 discussion prompts were created for a university Calculus I course and can be adapted.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Calculus II Discussion Board Prompts
These 18 discussion prompts were created for a university Calculus II course and can be adapted.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Precalculus Review
This review includes some formulas and 20 problems. I use this in the first week of AP Calculus AB. It is a good follow up to the Precalculus Review power point that I have available for free download. Topics include: writing equations of lines, functions, domain and range, and even and odd functions.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Stand & Deliver (1988) Viewing Worksheet with Key
This 70 question viewing worksheet will help your students stay focused while watching the 1988 classic film starring Edward James Olmos and Lou Diamond Phillips. The key is provided with the answers in green. The blank form of the worksheet is for the students. This movie is based a true story about a teacher from East Los Angeles, California who taught Algebra and Calculus to students that had already been written off. It is about standing up to discrimination and defying the expectations.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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