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Free high school calculus study guides
FREE! Calculus 1 (AB) Study Guide Formulas Reference Sheet 1 by Cute Calculus
•••If you find this download useful, please rate 5 star!•••Examples, explanations, CALCULUS MADE SIMPLE ON ONE SHEET front and back!Designed by a lover of all things colorful and compulsive doodler, April Terrazas. Designed to print front/back and 3-hole punch.Tutoring available, DM @CuteCalculus•Difference quotient•Average Rate of Change•Constant Rule•Power Rule•Sum/Difference Rule•Constant Rule Multiple•Product/Quotient Rule•Chain Rule•Inverse Function Theorem•Derivatives of Trig Functions•Lim
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Circuit Training - Review on Use of a Calculator in Calculus
Download and use this at the end of your calculus course. This circuit is a good review of calculator use with derivatives, integrals, and applications. The answers lead from one question to the next in a scavenger-hunt fashion. 12 questions.
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11th - 12th
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Circuit Training - The Last Circuit! (calculus)
Download and use this at the end of your calculus course. Fun! The answers lead from one question to the next in a scavenger-hunt fashion. No calculuator needed. 12 questions.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training - Calculus (regular) First Semester Review
This circuit was written a few years ago by one of the finest calculus teachers out there: Nancy Stephenson. It is a mixed set of review problems where students hunt for their answers to get to the next problem. Your students will love working in this format.
Note: Some of the problems are duplicated within the other free review circuits.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training Calculus (AB) First Semester Review
This circuit was written a few years ago by one of the finest calculus teachers out there: Nancy Stephenson. It is a mixed set of review problems where students hunt for their answers to get to the next problem. Your students will love working in this format.
Note: Some of the problems are duplicated within the other free review circuits.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Derivatives Mind Map
This is a mind map connecting essential concepts and applications related to derivatives. This material is meant to aid students in organizing and reviewing material for tests and exams. In preparation for exams, our class makes a mind map together to encourage students to practice recalling and organizing information, as well as making their own study materials! I use this as a guide when we create our in class mind maps. Mind maps are great because our brains remember things better when they a
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
AP Calculus Unit 10B (BC) - Poster / Bulletin Board / Reference Sheet Review
Decorate your classroom with these memory device Calculus posters that include tips and tricks for concepts such asAlternating Series Error BoundTaylor PolynomialsMaclaurin SeriesLagrange Error BoundInterval of ConvergenceFunctions as Power SeriesThese posters review all concepts needed for AP Calculus AB and BC Unit 10B: Infinite Sequences and Series (Part B)Hang these posters around your classroom to help students put to memory key concepts from Unit 10A of AP Calculus BC.Includes an easy- to-
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10th - 12th
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AP Calculus Unit 2 - Bulletin Board / Posters / Reference Review
Decorate your classroom with these memory device Calculus posters that include tips and tricks for concepts such asIncludes visuals for Rate of changePower ruleQuotient RuleProduct RuleChain Rule Limit Definition of the derivativesThese posters review all concepts needed for AP Calculus AB and BC Unit 2: Differentiation: Definition and Basic RulesHang these posters around your classroom to help students put to memory key concepts from Unit 2 of AP Calculus AB and BC.Includes an easy- to- manage
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10th - 12th
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AP Calculus Unit 1 - Bulletin Board / Posters / Reference Review Sheets
Decorate your classroom with these memory device Calculus posters that include tips and tricks for concepts such as Finding limits using a table and graphOne sided limits Evaluating limits using direct substitution, factoring, conjugates and rationalizingDefining continuity at a point These posters review all concepts needed for AP Calculus AB and BC Unit 1: Limits and ContinuityHang these posters around your classroom to help students put to memory key concepts from Unit 1 of AP Calculus AB an
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10th - 12th
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Volume of Solids with Known Cross-Sections Reference Sheet
This is a reference sheet that students and educators have found helpful in deepening their understanding of how to set-up and evaluate integrals to determine volumes of solids with known cross-sections.Providing students with reference sheets or posting them in the classroom proves to support a more meaningful conceptual understanding of the topic. Research supports the practice of integrating conceptual understanding with procedural fluency to empower students and strengthen their strategic co
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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U-Substitution with Definite Integration Circuit Training (6.9) AP Calculus
Your students will be engaged practicing U-Substitution with Definite Integrals on this FREE 12 question self-checking worksheet. A detailed answer key is included showing all work.This Circuit Training activity corresponds with the AP Calculus College Board Unit 6.9- Integrating Using Substitution.Students start their training in cell #1. They search for their answer and label that cell #2. Students continue until all exercises are completed. The problems get progressively more difficult. Stude
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â AP Calculus Exam Review Activities, 8 Total, with Detailed Answers
Particle Motion Review
This review should be used as a review for AP Calculus students after completing the concepts of particle motion using derivatives. The review contains 4 free response type problems. Two algebraic, one graphical and one from a data table.
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11th - 12th
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Flow chart for solving quadratic equations
This flow chart gives a structured way to solve a quadratic equation. I came up with this after noticing that even my pre-calculus and calculus students spent a lot of time (when they reached a quadratic equation) trying to factor. If the students use this regularly, they will remember the method and save a lot of time. A good strategy for preparing for SATs too.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Trig Identities Reference Sheet
Enjoy this FREE Trig Identities reference sheet for your students to use!This PDF handout contains all the identities in one organized place! Identities listed:- Reciprocal Identities- Quotient Identities- Pythagorean Identities- Cofunction Identities- Even & Odd Identities- Sum & Difference Identities- Double Angle Identities- Half-Angle Identities- Product-to-Sum Identities- Sum-to-Product Identities- Power Reducing Identities
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11th - 12th
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Calculus Notes
2 pages. Fast Reference for students for study and/or assessments.CALCULUS:Key derivative & integral formulas, including Inerse trig and other bases than e. Power, Quotient & Chain Rules, Average Value over a range. Thumbnails on MVT, Rolles, IVT, EVT, Limits & Continuity.TRIG: Special right triangles, Unit Circle values, Trig ratios & Identities, Pythagorean Identies, Sum & Differnece formulas, Law of sines, Law of Cosines,Special trig limits, Basics of sine curve sketching
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10th - 12th
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Definite Integrals, Mean Value Theorem, and U-Substitution Worksheet
This is a collection of pieces of worksheets freely available put together in one resource for accelerated, distance learning. The worksheet is a PDF from Jamboard so it is landscape. There are no instructional guides for this resource - I assume that the educator already has the foundation for the topics mentioned and is looking for a quick to download resource ready to use with High School or College Calculus students. I recommend reviewing the resource beforehand so that you can have your ver
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Differential Equations Classification Chart and Problem-Solving Methods
Help your Differential Equations students synthesize their knowledge with this chart or poster (11" x 17").This was originally designed for freshman/sophomore college engineering students taking introductory differential equations. At the end of the year, they have learned and practiced so much, and it can be hard to organize all the problem-solving methods in their heads. This chart is one way of thinking about how to solve all these different types of problems, putting everything into a bigg
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Limits Mind Map
This is a mind map connecting essential concepts and applications related to limits! This material is meant to aid students in organizing and reviewing material for tests and exams. In preparation for exams, our class makes a mind map together to encourage students to practice recalling and organizing information, as well as making their own study materials! I use this as a guide when we create our in class mind maps. Mind maps are great because our brains remember things better when they are co
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Circuit Training - Calculus (BC) First Semester Review
This circuit was written a few years ago by one of the finest calculus teachers out there: Nancy Stephenson. It is a mixed set of review problems where students hunt for their answers to get to the next problem. Your students will love working in this format.
Note: Some of the problems are duplicated within the other free review circuits.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Calculus Summary - Limits
This is a 6 page "cheat-sheet" of the limit concepts covered in AP Calc and most first year university calculus classes. It includes flow charts and concise summary of the following:How to evaluate a limit from a graph -- including vertical and asymptote scenariosHow to evaluate a limit from an equationHow to evaluate infinite limitsSpecial limits involving exponential, logarithmic, and trig functionsContinuitySqueeze TheoremIntermediate Value Theorem
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12th, Higher Education
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Graphic Organizer - Limits
This graphic organizer was made after out school got bit by the "Max Thompson" bug. We are working hard to implement Learning Focused Strategies. Research shows that students who learn with graphic organizers are better prepared for assessment. My students did better on their test than in years past. I had the students put the information on a Frayer diagram themselves. This way they had ownership of the organizer and were more interested in it.
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11th - 12th
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Calculus Limit Laws Reference Sheet
Limit Laws Reference Sheet for Pre-Calculus, Calculus I or Honors CalculusCan be used as a guide for homework or an assessment.
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11th - 12th
Basic Trigonometric Identities - Formula Chart
Basic Trigonometric Identities Formula Chart- This formula chart provides over 50 formulas that students can use to evaluate, simplify, and prove trigonometric expressions and equations. This chart is recommended for students in Precalculus, Trigonometry, or Calculus.What's Included on the Formula Chart:- 21 Basic Trigonometric Identities- 6 Reciprocal Identities- 12 Cofunction Identities- 6 Even-Odd Identities- 6 Pythagorean Identities- Table Organizing which Quadrants Trigonometric Functions a
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â [GROWING Bundle] Basic Trigonometric Identities - Notes & Activities
Parts of Parabolas Reference Chart: Focus, Directrix, Vertex and More!
A handy chart for teachers, students, tutors, and parents to use that condenses all components of parabolas into one handy chart. Equation (left and right are included) is given in terms of y, x, h, k, and p. The chart tells the equation/location of the focus, directrix, vertex, and axis of symmetry in terms of those variables. You can print this to hang in your classroom or project it for students. You can also print this out for student use in notebooks.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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