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Not grade specific precalculus pdfs
Graphing Trig Functions (Sine, Cosine, Tangent) Card Match
I use this activity after students have learned to graph trig functions, sine, cosine, and tangent. Students need to understand how to graph transformations including reflections, phase shifts (horizontal shifts), amplitude (vertical stretch), and vertical shifts. This activity is best for partners as it encourages team work, reinforces use of vocabulary, and facilitates discussions to further understanding of this topic. If you have access to a laminator, the cards will last a lot longer (I’ve
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Condensing & Expanding Logarithmic Expressions Scavenger Hunt & Circuit WS
Students need to know how to condense and expand logarithmic expressions using both numbers and variables using the power rule, product rule, and quotient rule for logarithms. There are two versions: Version 1 has a total of 18 problems and Version 2 has a total of 12 problems. There is a scavenger hunt and a circuit worksheet for each version. An answer key with worked-out solutions is included.For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students
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Factoring Polynomials Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
Students will need to know how to factor quadratics with a leading coefficient (A-value) not equal to 1, factor higher order polynomials (ie cubics, quartics), factor by grouping, and factor a difference of squares. There are a total of 12 problems and an answer key with worked-out solutions is included. For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and work in groups. I give students the answer doc and they can start at whate
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Pixar-Themed Compound Interest Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
Students need to know the compound interest formula. Students can use a scientific or graphing calculator to solve, there are no continuous interest problems (they do not need to use base e), and they do NOT need to graph or use logs. There are a total of 8 problems.For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and work in groups. I give students the answer doc and they can start at whatever half sheet they’re closest to. Once
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Solving Logarithmic Equations Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
Students need to know how to condense logarithmic expressions using the power rule, quotient rule, and product rule, rewrite log expressions in exponential form, and solve equations. Some of the problems require solving quadratic equations by factoring and checking for extraneous solutions. There are a total of 12 problems. An answer key with worked-out solutions is included.For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and w
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Properties of Logs (condensing and expanding) Puzzle
This is a great activity for Algebra 2 or Precalculus students to practice using properties of logs; condensing and expanding using product, quotient, and power rules. This is a good activity for partners, but also can be used as review for individuals. If you want it to be easier for students, tell them the shape (it will be a triangle) and to start with the plain circle at the top. Otherwise, don’t tell them what shape or orientation and it will be slightly more difficult. I recommend they be
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Solving Rational Equations Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
There are a total of 12 problems, and each problem requires getting a common denominator to solve. Several problems require factoring to get a common denominator or to solve for x. For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and work in groups. I give students the answer doc and they can start at whatever half sheet they’re closest to. Once they write the answer down, they search for the answer on a different half sheet, wri
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Area Under a Curve w/ Rectangles using Sigma Notation (Riemann Sums) Card Match
I use this activity to review area under the curve and using sigma notation to represent Riemann Sums with left, right, and midpoint rectangles. This activity is best for partners as it encourages team work, reinforces use of vocabulary, and facilitates discussions to further understanding of this essential topic in Calculus and PreCalculus. This is a fun change of pace from just your regular review worksheet day! The file includes the printout for the individual cards, answer sheets for stud
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Graphing Polynomials with Zeros Card Match
I use this activity after students have learned to graph polynomials using their zeros and end behavior. It’s a great opener or closer, and usually takes my students about 10 minutes. All equations are factored, and some include even multiplicities (bounces on the x-axis). This activity is best for partners as it encourages team work, reinforces use of vocabulary, and facilitates discussions to further understanding of this PreCalculus/Algebra 2 topic. If you have access to a laminator, the car
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Pre-Graphing 19: Identify Slope y-intercept from Slope-intercept Linear Equation
This is an excerpt from my popular line ofBossy Brocci Math & Big Science workbooks on Amazon.==================Students will:1) Identify & Write the value for Slope (m) and y-intercept (b) from 60 linear equations2) Describe Slope as being Positive, Negative, Zero or Undefined3) Describe the pursuant Graphed line as Up, Down, Horizontal or Vertical4) Fill-in a total of 180 cells in 4 Data Tables5) Be compelled to show their work in a neat & orderly format6) Be trained to identify Sl
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Pre-Graphing 04: Classify Slope as Positive, Negative, Zero & Undefined + QUIZ
This is an excerpt from my popular line ofBossy Brocci Math & Big Science workbooks on Amazon.==================Students will:1) Classify the Slopes of 12 linear Graphs as being Uphill & Positive, Downhill & Negative, Horizontal & Zero, or Vertical & Undefined2) Answer a mix of 18 Fill-in-the-blank and Multiple-choice questions based on their Observations 3) Be compelled to show their work in a neat & orderly format4) Be trained to quickly and accurately classify Slope me
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Holiday Clipart Task Cards- Graphing Exponential and/or Logarithmic Functions
This is a good low-key review activity for students, and as an added bonus, is an easy way to get decorations for around your room that the students can help with! There are blank graphs (a tree, hat, mitten, wreath, star, and present) to decorate, and I’ve included 2 sets of 21 cards: exponential functions (growth and decay) and logarithmic functions. I cut out the equation cards and randomly hand out 3 exponential functions and 3 logarithmic functions to each student in addition to a page of
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Parent Functions Reference Sheet
This parent function reference sheet is a valuable tool for students studying mathematics, particularly in the realm of algebra and calculus. This concise, two-page document serves as a comprehensive guide to the fundamental parent functions, which are essential building blocks in graphing more complex equations. This reference sheet includes graphical representations, transformation equations, domain, and range of commonly used parent functions. By having these functions and their features read
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Draw and Measure Angles with Unit Circle Art Project (3 Rubrics) STEM All levels
Unleash your students' creativity and mathematical skills with the Circle and Angle STEM Project! This supercharged project includes 3 differentiated rubrics for all levels, from elementary to high school, ensuring that every student is challenged at their own level. Students will draw and measure angles using protractors in both degrees and radians, with more advanced levels incorporating unit circle coordinates. The possibilities are endless as students decorate their unit circles to create un
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Polynomial Operations Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
This is a very comprehensive review of all polynomial operations; addition, subtraction, dividing polynomials using synthetic division and long division, multiplying polynomials in factored form (helpful to know Pascal’s triangle but not necessary, the highest power is 4), and finding the equation of a polynomial given zeros, including imaginary and irrational roots (students will need to know that irrational roots come in pairs with its conjugate). There are a total of 12 problems, and an answe
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Parent Function Posters
9 Parent Function Posters. These posters would be ideal to add to a word wall for Algebra and Algebra 2 classes. Display these in your classroom for students to reference when introducing different types of functions. Functions included:- Linear Functions- Absolute Value Functions- Quadratic Functions- Cubic Functions- Square Root Functions- Cube Root Functions- Exponential Functions- Logarithmic Functions- Reciprocal Functions
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Factoring Polynomials Completely All Types (100 Questions with Video Solutions)
Learn how to factor polynomials completely using this worksheet by Mario's Math Tutoring. We will be going through 100 factoring problems including greatest common factor, difference of 2 squares, sum and difference of 2 cubes, perfect square trinomials, trinomials with leading coefficient of 1, trinomials with leading coefficient not 1, factoring by grouping, trinomials in quadratic form and more complicated examples as well. Free Video Solutions Available on my Mario's Math Tutoring YouTube c
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Pre-Graphing 21: Write Slope-Intercept Linear Equation after being Given m & b
This is an excerpt from my popular line ofBossy Brocci Math & Big Science workbooks on Amazon.===================Students will:1) Write 60 Slope-Intercept linear equations from 60 given pairs of Slope (m) and y-intercept (b)2) Fill-in a total of 70 cells in 4 Data Tables3) Be compelled to show their work in a neat & orderly format4) Be trained to formulate the Slope-intercept linear equation from given information methodically & systematically=====================Now THAT’s what I ca
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Fairy Tale Exponential Function Applications Scavenger Hunt & Circuit Worksheet
Students will need to find the initial value and calculate a ratio in order to solve a fairy tale themed problem. There are 2 versions included. For the first version, students need only find the quotient of consecutive terms to calculate the ratio. The second version is more challenging, as some problems will require students to calculate ratios for a non-consecutive sequence.For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and
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Pre-Graphing 12: Calculate and Graph Slope as a Rate of Change + QUIZ
This is an excerpt from my popular line ofBossy Brocci Math & Big Science workbooks on Amazon.===================Students will:1) Determine the Rate of Change from 12 Data Tables2) Write that rate of change as a complete sentence, identifying and using both the independent and dependent variables3) Convert raw Rate of Change into Unit Rate of Change4) Graph the Data Table to form a line5) Determine Slope from a Graphed Line (Finger Slope)6) Use Proportions and Similar Triangles to prove that
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Logs - Expanding & Condensing Worksheet
Beginner/Intermediate worksheet to practice expanding and condensing logarithms using the product property, quotient property, and power property of logs. Answer Key is provided.
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Evaluating Logs Puzzle
This is a great activity for Algebra 2 or Precalculus students to practice evaluating logs, including negative and fractional answers. It works well as a task for partners, but can also be used as review for individuals. If you want it to be easier for students, tell them the shape (it will be a triangle) and to start with the piece with the plain circle at the top. Otherwise, don’t tell them what shape or orientation and it will be slightly more difficult. I recommend they be able to use scratc
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Pre-Calculus Problems with Worked Solutions
Each book in our series of worked problems contains hundreds of problems with answers, and detailed solutions.The answers are separate from the solutions since many students just want to know that their answer is wrong before trying the problem again.Titles in the series: 1. Pre-Algebra Problems with Worked Solutions2. Algebra Problems with Worked Solutions3. Pre-Calculus Problems with Worked Solutions4. Calculus Problems with Worked Solutions5. Statistics Problems with Worked SolutionsPlease no
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Algebraic Limits New Year Worksheet & Coloring Activity
This worksheet of 15 problems requires students to evaluate a variety of algebraic limits, including one-sided limits. Students will need to use factoring, multiplying by conjugates, simplifying complex fractions, and direct evaluation. After students complete each problem (or the entire worksheet), they match the colors to the letters and color in the decoration accordingly, similar to a color-by-numbers worksheet. This is the perfect fun and relaxing review activity for December or January ar
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