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High school applied math lecture pdfs
Volume of Triangular Prisms Guided Student Notes
These guided student notes take students through calculating the volume of triangular prisms. These guided notes are great for all levels of learners and for flipped classrooms. Answer key included!
Also, check out my other Volume products- Volume of Cones and Pyramids Word Problem Practice PLUS Spiral Review , Volume of Cones and Pyramids Guided Student Notes, Volume of Cylinders Guided Student Notes
, Volume of Spheres Word Problem Practice PLUS Spiral Review, Volume Manipulative Stations
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6th - 10th
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Percent Proportions Guided/Scaffolded Student Notes with Answer Key
These scaffolded student notes introduce vocabulary and the proportion set up used to solve percent proportions. There are also 5 examples and 2 you try problems for students to complete on their own as comprehension checks for the teacher. These scaffolded notes are great for all students so they can focus on the instruction and not on keeping up with the teacher writing a bunch of notes. Also are a great resource for teachers using a flipped classroom approach.
Includes answer key!!
Also, se
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6th - 9th
Amount of Basketballs in a Gym Mathematical Problem Solving
This is an example of how to solve how many basketballs would fit in a gym. All of the relevant dimensions are given in the solution. A diagram is also given to aid in the solution. This can be used as an example to show students how to solve similar problems in a high school math class.
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9th - 12th
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Financial Literacy and Budgeting Lesson
Here is a lesson on budgeting and financial literacy. This lesson discusses income and expenses, needs and wants, and different types of budgets. There are imbedded activities to do independently or as a class to practice some of the lesson's concepts!
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6th - 9th
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CREATING THE ULTIMATE MOON PHASE WORKSHEET
I have been teaching Moon phases for a very long time. Many of the worksheets I have seen for sale will combine a view of the Moon orbiting the Earth from a standpoint of looking down at the North Pole of the Earth. These same sheets also show how the phases look from someone on Earth. What they don't bother to explain is how the perspective changed from one view to the other.
This activity takes care of that misunderstanding. There is one activity sheet that should be duplicated fo
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5th - 12th
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How Much Does Electricity Cost?
How much does electricity cost? More specifically, how much does it cost to operate different electrical items around the house? Many adults have serious misconceptions, but even elementary students can grasp the concepts involved. Students will be able to calculate the amount of electricity that various items use, and also calculate the cost to operate those devices.
This lesson plan can be adapted to a wide variety of grade levels, from upper elementary grades to high school. The basic co
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5th - 11th
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MATRICES: A BASIC INTRODUCTION TO MATRICES
A matrix is a way to organize data in columns and rows. A matrix is written inside brackets [ ]. Each item in a matrix is called an entry. In mathematics, a matrix (plural matrices, or less commonly matrixes) is a rectangular array of numbers.
This guide is an excellent one for anyone who wants to learn a little more about matrices.
In this e-book, I will discuss the following:
1. Addition and Subtraction of Matrices
2. Multiplying a matrix by a scalar quantity
3. Finding the Determinant of a
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Just the Facts: Essential Math Skills
“Essential Math Skills” is another in a series of Just the Facts (JTF) resources created by the National Agricultural Institute, LLC. It is a lesson module complete with a quiz and the PowerPoint presentation. The format of this resource allows it to be easily used for individual lessons, hybrid teaching or online teaching. It is ideal for homeschooling.
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS
Cartesian Product of Sets and A Few Results (11 theorems) on Cartesian Product of Sets.Relations and Domain, Range of a Relation, Relation on a Set and Inverse Relation. Types of RelationCongruence modulo ‘m’, Equivalence Classes and Composition of Relations Some useful results (4 theorems) on Relations Functions Types of Functions Composite of Functions, Some properties of composite of Functions and Theorems (4) on Composite of FunctionsInverse of a Function, Some properties of Inverse o
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Writing Equations Students Notes with Two You Try Questions
This file includes notes for writing equations. The notes show a 3 step process being applied; writing the equation in words, defining variables, and then translating to an algebraic equation. There are also two you try questions. Answer key included!
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Patterns and Sequences Guided Student Notes With You Trys and Key
This file contains step by step guided student notes which take students through the many different forms of patterns and sequences. This file includes you try problems throughout notes to check for comprehension as well as an answer key!
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Grades:
8th - 9th
Intro to Probability Guided Notes
This is an introduction to probability and includes examples such as coin flipping, spinners, dice, and tree diagrams.
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Similar Figures Guided Student Notes with Key
These guided student notes introduce important vocabulary and concepts to students. There are some examples for teacher to model for students and also a couple of examples for students to complete on their own.
Answer key included!
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6th - 10th
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Calculating Straight-Time Pay
This is the first step in my Personal Finance course - calculating straight-time pay. This includes student handout; teacher worksheet (can be used with a projector) and the lesson plan. This is used with the textbook Glencoe Mathematics with Business Applications but could certainly work as a stand-alone lesson.
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9th - 12th
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INTRODUCTION TO DERIVATIVES & ANTIDERIVATIVES
This lesson is intended to provide a general overview of the concepts of differentiation and integration. Knowledge of these concepts is required for students enrolled in AP Calculus AB or BC, Calculus Honors, or College Calculus.
Differentiation is the process of computing (finding) derivatives. A derivative is also called the instantaneous rate of change. It is also called the slope of the tangent line to a curve at a given point. The derivative of an equation tells us the rate of change (de
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: BASIC CALCULUS
Guided Notes Financial Algebra Reconcile a Bank Statement 2-2
These notes follow the Gerver/Sgroi Financial Algebra second edition textbook. They cover Chapter 2, Section 2 on Reconciling a Bank StatementThis is for Chapter 2, Section 2 on Reconciling Bank Statements. The notes include all vocabulary words in the text and all examples used in the text in a format for students to easily follow in class.I use these notes for a "non-advanced" 12th grade class that needs guidance along the way.If you need a "Key", you may contact me.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Problem Solving with Infinite Series
There are very few real-world applications of Infinite series available on the internet. This 149-page book is chock full of real-world applications taken from Professor Meyer's eleven years working as a research and development scientist in industry.The book is comprised of four chapters, an introduction to infinite series, recycling systems, power series and then a fourth chapter containing only exercises and problems, many of which are original. Full solutions to these problems are availab
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Algebra I Lesson: Combining Like Terms PDF
Algebra I Lesson: Combining Like Terms has all the materials you need to successfully teach your students to simplify expressions by combining like terms. This version comes in a PDF file for those with projectors but not a SmartBoard. (If you do have SmartNotebook, take a look at my SNB version.)
Pages include:
1) Teacher Resources: Objective and Common Core Connection
2) Bellringer Activity: Mental Prep for Lesson
3) Vocabulary: Know and Use these Terms
4-5) Direct Instruction: Examples for
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Grades:
7th - 10th
simple Interest (foldable)
Foldable highlights the following:
Definition of simple interest, examples and formula
Solving for Interest
Solving for Maturity Value (Principle plus Interest)
Solving for Principle
Solving for Rate
Solving for Time
Two examples (one of each example set is a word problem) for each skill is provided.
Answer key is also provided.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Modular Arithmetic and Cryptology Multiple Choice Quiz
Modular Arithmetic and Cryptology Multiple Choice QuizThis Quiz should be bought along with Modular Arithmetic and Cryptology powerpoint. This quiz are covered from the lecture on powerpoint.Topics in this quiz:1. Modular Arithmetic2. Cryptology (Ceasar Cipher, Vigenere Cipher)25 question, i marked it as 2 points each.also included in this quiz is answer key and answer sheet. I hope this multiple choice quiz can help in your math class!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Parabola and Parabolic Mirrors (Derivation of Mirror Equations)
PARABOLA and PARABOLIC MIRRORSConcave and Convex mirrors are often used in optics labs. In this 15 page paper, I derive the parabolic mirror equations (for both concave and convex mirrors). The definition of a parabolic curve is given, different types of parabolic curves are contrasted. The reflections of light rays from the interior and exterior surfaces of parabolic surfaces are studied in detail. Mirror equations are derived by using the "thin mirror approximation". The nature of the images f
Rounding, Significant Figs, SI system, Accuracy, Precision, Errors, Slideshow
Grade level 9 - 12, math and science.By the end of this lesson students should know:Use SI units and notation correctly.How to round, choose significant figures, appreciate the limitation of measurement, distinguish precision from accuracy, avoid common errors, mathematically express error, understand error types, carry through units in calculations, and appreciate when rounding causes discrepancy.Assessment tool and Interdisciplinary Writing Project.
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9th - 12th
Domain & Range (Real World Scenarios)
This product includes determining the domain and range of real-world scenarios. The word problems require students to graph, state the domain and range, and describe how the domain and range are affected based on changes to the scenarios.This product does include the answer key (the answer key for the domain and range are provided in both interval and set notation).
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Circumcenter of Triangle - Quick Exploratory Activity
If you want to teach circumcenters quickly, but using a compass and straightedge then this is for you.Need: Compass and rulerStarts with students attempting to draw the smallest circle they can around the outside of a triangle. Then you lead them through constructing the perpendicular bisectors to find where the center is and what the radius should be. (No instructions on perpendicular bisectors, it is previous knowledge for this activity)Second page has them measure the distance from the center
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8th - 12th
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