IM 3 UNIT 4
February 14REVIEW!!!! Review Materials are located on the resources page!
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HomeworkReview your quiz & study for your test!
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February 10 |
HomeworkHere are some questions dealing with simple Rational Functions from the Oxford textbook, Exercise 5D, #1, 2, 3(a,d,e,g), 4, 6 on page 151-152
Start reviewing for your test - See materials on the resources page |
February 8Lesson 4.7 - Investigating Rational Functions Day 1
Google Doc Link - make a copy and share with me |
HomeworkFrom the following worksheet work on the #2(a,b,c,d,e,g,h), 3, 4
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February 4 |
HomeworkFrom the Lesson 4.6 handout work on the questions the final 3 pages of the Lesson Handout
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February 2 |
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January 31 |
HomeworkNelson 12 textbook, Chap 1.5 on page 50-51, #1, 2, 3, 8
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January 27 |
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January 24 |
HomeworkYou will get an introduction to a mathematical process called Synthetic Division. I have linked three videos that you can watch (to get three "different" explanations). Please note these videos will only help you to understand HOW to do the process, not WHY to do it or WHY it works!!!
Video #1 from PatrickJMT Video #2 from MathMeeting Video #3 from mathbff To get an understanding of WHY it works & WHY to do it, read the following from PurpleMath To start PRACTICING with the technique, work through questions from page 1 of this worksheet |
January 20 |
HomeworkComplete the Connections and Reflections and Final Consolidation
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January 18 |
HomeworkFinish Investigation #2 - Zeros and Multiplicity
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January 14 |
HomeworkFinish Notes - you were told individually in class which problems to complete
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January 12 |
HomeworkUse Polynomials to Model Roller Coasters in this HW assignment
(Below is a screenshot of the "general equation" you should put into Desmos. Make sure you add the sliders!!!) |
January 10 |
Homework1. Input the data from class into your calculator and create a scatterplot. We will talk about which regression together next class.
2. Here is a link to a worksheet through which you can practice Operations with Polynomials. Pages 1-3 are examples of how to add/subtract with polynomials, while page 4 has problems that you can use for practice (*only do a FEW of these - especially the subtraction!). Pages 5-7 are examples of how to multiply with polynomials, while page 8 has problems that you can use for practice. All your final answers can be CHECKED/VERIFIED using WolframAlpha. For video help on this topic, please watch this video from Thomas Moore (Note: not the best quality video but it has good examples) |
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