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High school calculus independent work packets for Easel
AP® Precalculus Summer Review Packet Editable - Back to School Review
Do you find that your AP® Precalculus students don't recall their algebra skills? Spend the first few days of the course going over this packet to be sure that your students will be ready for AP® Precalculus. Have your students complete at least 8 problems on each of the key pieces required for Precalculus and AP® Calculus.Now includes an editable PowerPoint so that problems can be tailored to fit your students or problems can be removed to differentiate for different students. Buy the bundle he
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9th - 12th
Also included in: AP Precalculus Unit 1 Activity Bundle | Google Slides | Google Sheets
Derivatives Chain Rule Circuit Training Calculus
Your Calculus students will gain proficiency finding derivatives using the Chain Rule with this self-checking circuit. What's included?There are 16 problems which include a wide variety of functions including polynomial, rational, radicals, exponential, logarithmic, trig functions, and composites of all of them. Please note that here are no inverse trig functions included. Please zoom in on the preview to make sure these problems are appropriate for your classes.Fully typed solutions are incl
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Circuit Practice Training AP Calculus AB / BC
AP® Calculus Summer Review Packet Editable - Back to School Review
Do you find that your AP® Calculus students don't recall their algebra and precalculus skills? This back to school prerequisite product is great for spending the first few days of the course or over the summer going over this packet to be sure that your students will be ready for Calculus. This packet works great for a summer review packet, summer school prep or an introduction to calculus topics for the first week of school or the beginning of a new semester. Have your students complete at leas
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: AP® Calculus Bundle Graphic Organizers | Projects | More
Rolle's Theorem & The Mean Value Theorem - 30 practice problems (detailed keys)
This 4 pages practice sheet has 30 specially chosen questions on Rolle’s Theorem and the Mean Value Theorem . The topics covered include:- verifying Rolle's Theorem and applying Rolle's Theorem (16 problems) - verifying the Mean Value Theorem and applying of the Mean Value Theorem (14 problems)The functions included are polynomial, rational, radical, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric and inverse trigonometric.The product can be used as independent/extra/practice, enrichment, group work, h
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11th - 12th
L'Hospital's Rules for Limits Circuit Training
This self-checking Calculus circuit practice on L'Hopital's Rule for determining Limits will give your students the extra practice they need to comprehend this topic. There are 16 problems which include a wide variety of functions including are polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, trig, and inverse trig functions. This practice is designed to build your student's skills and proficiency on this topic. The problems are of the type ∞/∞ and 0/0 only. If you also teach the other indeterminate for
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Circuit Practice Training AP Calculus AB / BC
Algebra 2 Summer Review Packet Editable - Back to School Review
Do you find that your Algebra 2 students don't recall their algebra skills and can't recall how to factor expressions, write linear equations and solve equations? Assign this over the summer and then spend the first few days of the course going over this packet to be sure that your students will be ready for Algebra 2 before you get started for the school year. Have your students complete at least 8 problems on each of the key pieces required for Precalculus and Algebra 2.Now includes an editabl
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: High School Math Back to School Summer Bundle Algebra | Geometry | Calc
Precalculus Summer Review Packet Editable - Back to School Review
Do you find that your Precalculus students don't recall their algebra skills? Spend the first few days of the course going over this packet to be sure that your students will be ready for Precalculus. Have your students complete at least 8 problems on each of the key pieces required for Precalculus and AP Calculus.Now includes an editable PowerPoint so that problems can be tailored to fit your students or problems can be removed to differentiate for different students. Buy the bundle here and sa
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: High School Math Back to School Summer Bundle Algebra | Geometry | Calc
Derivatives of Inverse Trig Functions Circuit Training
Your students gets lots of practice with this self-checking Calculus Circuit for practice on Determining the Derivatives of the Inverse Trig Functions. What are Circuits?If you have never used circuits, then the best way to describe them is a combination of a scavenger hunt and worksheet with the answers embedded. Students start at the first problem and after solving it, search the circuit for the correct answer, completing the problem in that section. This continues until they have solved all
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Circuit Practice Training AP Calculus AB / BC
Mixed Limits Assessment - AP Calculus AB/BC + explanations, Easel Assessment
Mixed Limits Assessment – PDF and Easel Use to prepare for AP Calculus AB or BC Exam, or any final exam for a Calculus course including limits.This is not a Chapter Test on limits. It includes limit concepts learned in later chapters, too. It is meant to be a good review of all types of the form “find the limit” that they may encounter on the AP Exam.Included are questions involving:direct substitutionSimplifying 0/0 formsrational functions and infinity over infinity formstrigonometric functions
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Multivariable Calculus-Classifying Critical Points of Functions of Two Variables
Students will find and classify critical points of functions of two variables with this engaging practice. First, students will recall definitions for relative extrema, critical points and saddle points of functions of two variables, an important theorem that states that the relative extrema are critical points and the Second Derivative Test for classifying the critical points of functions of two variables. Then, students have the solutions of three various problems for finding critical points.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus: Taylor and Maclaurin Series - 10 Practice Tickets/Stations
These are 10 practice tickets on Taylor and Maclaurin Series. Each ticket contains two problems: the first problem is finding the Taylor series for a given function expanded around x=a ( there are problems where students are asked to find only the first five terms) and the second problem is finding the Maclaurin series of a given degree for a given function. The half of the problems ask expressing the Maclaurin series for the given function in summation notation. The functions included are polyn
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12th
Sequences (NOT Arithmetic & Geometric)-10 Practice Pages (80 CLASIFIED Problems)
*The product is designed for PreCalculus through Calculus. These are 10 practice pages/sheets on sequences containing a total of 80 classified problems. Students willfind the first n terms of explicitly- defined sequence (page 1, 10 problems)find the first n terms of recursively – defined sequence (page 2, 8 problems)write the explicit rule for the nth term of a given sequence (page 3, 10 problems)determine whether given sequences are monotonic (page 4, 8 problems)prove that given sequences are
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10th - 12th
Calculus: Taylor and Maclaurin Series - Practice (2 parts)
This engaging practice consists of two parts and contains a total of 26 practice problems on Taylor and Maclaurin series. The first part is finding the Maclaurin polynomial of nth order for each of 14 given functions (the value of n is given for each of the functions). The functions included are rational, radical, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric and inverse trigonometric (common and composite). Students will need to use basic Maclaurin expansions. One of the examples require integration.
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12th
Euler's Method - Practice/Homework
These are 5 practice problems involving Euler’s Method. The first and third problems consists of three sub-problems. Students are given a linear differential equation of first order, an initial condition and a step size. They have to find approximations of the solution in given points using Euler’s method. Then students find the particular solution to the given equation and calculate the values of y(x) for the same points. They compare the obtained values and compute the errors of the approximat
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12th
Definition of a Derivative at a Point
Applying the definition of a derivative is difficult for many students. However, by breaking the lesson into steps, students will generally find success. This lesson begins with finding the slope of a secant line. Then it applies limits to develop the definition of a derivative. Concepts in this lesson are:· Slope of a secant line.· Using limits to find the slope of a tangent line.· Ways to notate a derivative. · Definition of a derivative at a point. · Determining derivatives using the definit
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10th - 12th
Also included in: Differentiation: Definition and Fundamental Properties
Limits at Infinity (exponential,natural logarithms & inverse tangents)-Practice
These are 12 challenging practice problems on limits at infinity. Functions included are only exponential, natural logarithms and inverse tangents.The product can be used as independent practice, extra practice, enrichment and homework assignment.The practice sheets have enough room for students to show work. Answer keys are included. ************************************************************************ ❣❣❣ PLEASE VIEW THE PREVIEW BEFORE YOU BUY:Please study the preview images to ensure you
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11th - 12th
Learning Limits - 1: What is a Limit?
What is the simplest way to explain basic limits to your students? Explore limits verbally and graphically in this first lesson of my limit series. This student friendly program breaks up Calculus into small bites that students can easily digest. Through reading and guided practice, students will gain the knowledge to complete the activity sheet at the end of the lesson. Comic figures emphasize points about limits throughout the lesson to keep students interested and motivated. Both print and
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10th - 12th
Also included in: Limit Lessons
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