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High school precalculus graphic organizers for Microsoft Word
Graph Paper for Trig Functions
This changes everything! Student work becomes more consistent. Your grading will be so much easier! Using the four aligned graphs makes translations of trig functions crystal clear. This file has 2 pages of coordinate planes for graphing trig functions.The first page contains four blank graphs per page. The axes are unlabeled so that students may select their own scale.The second page has five blank graphs per page and is set up for conducting transformations on the coordinate plane.Please see
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Transformations of Parent Functions Guide
This is a word document that I use as a hand-out for my pre-calculus students learning about parent functions and their off-spring (I like to call them the "momma" functions as well). Through examples of absolute value, quadratic, cubic, radical, and rational functions, I offer a visual and explanations of transformations. Vertical and horizontal stretches and shifts are the transformations. I left a couple of boxes blank for the students to offer their sketches of the transformed function.
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9th - 12th
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Parent Function Spreadsheet
This is a word document set up as a spreadsheet with blanks for students to fill in about characteristics of 12 different parent functions (linear, quadratic, cubic, absolute value, square root, exponential, natural log, sine, cosine, rational, greatest integer, logistic).
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10th - 12th
Unit Circle Exploration
This is an activity to help students visually understand the patterns in the Unit Circle. They will cut out special right triangles and place these on a handout with pictures of the Unit Circle to help them find the missing angles and coordinates. Students will have a deeper understanding of patterns in the Unit Circle, which will help them remember it.
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9th - 12th
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Unit Circle (Color-coded)
This is a fully-labeled, color-coded unit circle. The angles with the same reference angle are labeled in the same color to help students. The image in the Word document can be copied and pasted so it can easily be incorporated into a presentation such as Powerpoint or Notebook file for reference during lessons.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Algebra 2 Graphing Summary -Linear,Quad,Poly,Rationals,Exp,Logs,Square/Cube Root
This is a reference sheet for Algebra 2 students that can be used throughout the year, or I used it as a summary tool. When I was done graphing logarithms I gave them this and had them do a matching activity to remind them of the shapes and characteristics of all the graphs they have learned thus far in math. This covers graphing the following functions:- Linear- Quadratic- Polynomial- Rational- Square Root- Cube Root- Exponential Growth- Exponential Decay- LogarithmicThis covers CCRSM Standard
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9th - 12th
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Writing Cubic Function from real roots (4 MODELS Graphic Organizer) - EDITABLE
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT!!!!Writing Cubic Functions (Given Real Roots) [EDITABLE]These detailed step-by-step practice sheets drill the understanding of how to write cubic functions from REAL roots. I always like to use the term "Construct a Cubic Polynomial". There are 4 models illustrated in this drill* Model 1: Writing Cubic Function given "integer roots"* Model 2: Writing Cubic Functions given "rational roots including "0"* Model 3: Writing Cubic Functions from roots with a specific m
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Transformation of Graphs Graphic Organizer
This Word document is an organized way for students to put all the information about transforming graphs into one place, with examples. This graphic organizer is great to use with parent functions, even if all the transformations are not discussed. It can be customized.
By slowry Designs
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8th - 11th
Math: Logarithm Laws Investigation
Inquiry lesson for students to discover logarithm laws
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9th - 11th
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Ellipses
This is to be used as notes for a precalculus or algebra 2 course on conic sections. It provides a helpful resource for describing the graphs and equations for ellipses and has space for a couple of examples in writing an equation from given points and graphing an equation.
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11th
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Guided notes: Substitution and Elimination Methods for Systems
This printable is a graphic organizer for students to organize the steps for both the substitution and elimination methods for solving systems of equations. Students can glue this graphic organizer into their notes.
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7th - 10th
Polynomial Function Modeling
This is a graphic organizer to be used as notes for modeling polynomial functions from data in a precalculus course. Graphs are shown for linear, quadratic, cubic, and quartic functions, examples are given for choosing which type of function to use from a scatter plot, then calculator instructions are given (TI-83/84) for finding regression equations. Answer key not included.
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11th
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Conic Sections (notes)
The textbook necessarily overcomplicates conic sections. For this reason, I created a quick reader friendly notes page that can help students identify how to determine the shape and orientation of a conic given its equation.
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9th - 12th
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Foldables for Functions
This document includes two foldables for use with any unit on functions.
Foldable 1: Basics of Functions includes independent variables, dependent variables, evaluating functions, and interpreting values in context.
Foldable 2: More With Functions includes domain, range, rate of change, and initial value of a function.
This product was developed from the ground up and copyrighted by Mathematical Anarchy, LLC to be used in courses ranging from Pre-Algebra to Precalculus which are aligned with
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6th - 12th
Factoring polynomials foldable
This is the inside of a foldable for usmmarizing the different methods of factoring polynomials. It includes grouping and is separated into GCF, 2 terms (special products), 3 terms (trinomials) and 4 terms (grouping). The left side of the foldable summarizes the method factoring and the right side includes examples.
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8th - 12th
Honors Algebra 2 Final Exam
This is a concept based final exam suitable for average to honors level Algebra 2 curricula. It follows basic common core skill sets and includes probability, number sets, standard distribution, and two-way tables but not trigonometry. I use it as an assessment for the students I home-school and study guide for students in public or private school settings. The first section involves matching graphs, key terms/skills, and parent equations to the various functions introduced in Algebra 2. The voc
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Algebra 2 Bundle
Foldables for Linear Functions
This document includes two foldables for use with any unit on linear functions or as quick reference for any course that deals with linear functions.
Foldable 1: Linear Functions includes topics of linear functions, rate of change, initial value, and linear models.
Foldable 2: Equations of lines includes topics of slope, y-intercept, slope-intercept form of a line, and point-slope form of a line.
This product was developed from the ground up and copyrighted by Mathematical Anarchy, LLC to be
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6th - 12th
Writing in Math Polynomials Paper Directions, Graphic Organizer, Model Paper
Help your students become better mathematicians by asking them to write. Writing about the variety of topics that relate to polynomials will help them synthesize the content and hone their ability to communicate clearly. I assigned this task to 11th grade pre-calculus students as the summative assessment for the polynomials unit. I have included the graphic organizer and a model paper that I wrote. The rubric I used was the New Tech Network's Knowledge and Thinking Rubric.
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Polynomial Functions Resource Bundle (PrBL PBL Unit)
Factoring polynomials foldable
This is the inside of a foldable for summarizing the different methods of factoring polynomials. It includes grouping and is separated into GCF, 2 terms (special products), 3 terms (trinomials) and 4 terms (grouping). The left side of the foldable summarizes the method factoring and the right side includes examples.
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8th - 12th
Transformations of Parent Graphs
This is to be used as a reference sheet for any type of function for reflections, translations, and dilations of the parent function. An example is given for each with a quadratic parent function.
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11th
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Continuity
This is a graphic organizer to be used as notes for continuous versus discontinuous functions in a precalculus course. It gives definitions of three types of discontinuous graphs and two examples of determining discontinuity of a function.
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11th
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Big Parabola Puzzle (Vertex, Intercept, and Standard Form)
If you have a quadratic in vertex form, can you find its roots? If you have a quadratic in intercept form, can you find its vertex?
This activity covers the three main forms of quadratic equations. Given limited information for each of three parabolas, students must find the roots, y-intercept, vertex, and axis of symmetry of each of the parabolas.
I will send you an answer key if you email me!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Conic Sections Summarizer
After a student struggled learning the properties of conic sections (circle, parabola, ellipse, and hyperbola), I decided to create something that contains all the properties. Students can use this as a reference when they are studying conic sections.
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9th - 12th
Quadratic unit graphic organizer
This is the only graphic organizer you need and can represent weeks worth of lessons in just one sheet. Students will pull this out every time they forget how to factor, complete the square or use the quadratic formula. It will save you a lot of breath telling students to pull this sheet out and reference it every time they ask you "how do you factor again?" I have it printed on green tag board every year to make it easy to find and long-lasting.
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10th - 11th
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