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10th grade calculus worksheets
AP Calculus AB-BC Target Practice
⭐⭐ AP Calculus Target Practice Bundle for AB-BC students:As we approach the AP Calculus AB-BC Exam, many students need a topical approach to the types of questions they will be asked to complete on the AP Calculus AB-BC Exam. In this resource, you will find the following 22 concepts for students to “aim for success.” ⭐⭐✅In this packet, you will find the following concepts for students to “aim for success.” Topics 17-22 are for the AP Calculus BC concepts.Know Your LimitsThis Seems So Derivative
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: AP Calculus AB Mega Bundle (2nd Semester) | Flamingo Math
Evaluating the Definite Integral Color Worksheet
25 unique and thought out questions on evaluating simple definite integrals. This worksheet has no trigonometric or transcendental functions and all of the problems can be evaluated without the need of a calculator.
Each question corresponds to a matching answer that gets colored in to form a symmetrical design. Not only does this make it fun and rewarding for students but it also makes it easy for students and teachers to know if the worksheet has been completed correctly. Great for classwo
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Limits Coloring Activity
This Evaluating Limits Color by Number for Calculus and PreCalculus will give your students the challenging practice they need to succeed. Even big kids love coloring. This fun, engaging but rigorous activity includes 23 review questions from the unit on limits.Students find limits algebraically and and from graphs. Problems do not include limits as x approaches infinity. Great for End of Unit Review or anytime as a refresher.Difficulty levels for the problems are are mixed and this resour
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Limits and Continuity Calculus Unit 1 Bundle
Calculus Integration by u-Substitution Mr. Math Head Activity
What Calculus student doesn’t need practice with Integration by u -Substitution?This unique, fun resource includes 9 integration problems to be solved by u-substitution. Some of the problems have hints to help students get started. The transcendental functions included are sine, cosine, and cot. No trig identities are used. Look at the problems in the preview to make sure they are appropriate for your class. The multiple choice format lends itself to a fun self-checking activity as your student
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Calculus Integration and Accumulation of Change Functions Bundled Unit
Calculus Derivatives Before the Chain Rule Task Cards plus HW
Here is a great way to help your students gain fluency finding Derivatives Before the Chain Rule. With this set of Task or Station Cards your students can work in pairs or small groups to work through the problems.The resource includes 3 sets of 16 task cards for your students to practice finding the Derivatives of functions before the chain rule. Set 1. Power RuleSet 2. Trigonometric Functions (all six) and e^xSet 3. Product Rule and Quotient Rule. What's Included? 48 task cards, coded by
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Calculus Derivatives Differentiation Units Bundle
Calculus AP Review Pesky Problems by Topic
Calculus ReviewIn this packet you will find practice problems for AP Calculus students. In my 15 years of teaching AP Calculus, I have noticed that certain types of problems always seem to come up on the AP Exam.This packet is a growing bundle and more pages will be added as I find more types of problems that my students need to practice. The price will grow as I add more pages. I expect that the end price of this packet will be approximately $10.00. Buy now and get all future updates for fr
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10th - 12th
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Volumes of Solids with Known Cross Sections - An Exploration in Calculus
One of the topics that is difficult for students to grasp is finding the volume of a solid with a known cross section. One reason is that students have difficulty with this topic is that they have difficulty drawing the solid. In this activity the students get to build eight different "solids.”This activity focuses on finding the volume of solids that are built on a two-dimensional surface when cross section cut perpendicular to a known shape. The activity uses the region bounded by the x-axis,
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Calculus - Volume using Known Cross Sections Bundle
Algebra Error Analysis | Common Mistakes
Tired of your students making the same algebraic mistakes over and over? Give them these worksheets with common mistakes and ask them to determine if it is a mistake and to correct it.This resource contains 2 worksheets:One worksheet with 14 questions: "Simplify or Not?” Students must determine if each expression can be simplified; if it can be simplified, then they must do so.One worksheet with 22 questions: “Common Mistakes Correction.” Students find the one correct mathematical statement from
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Calculus Full Curriculum BUNDLE
Hidden Figures - Movie Watching Guide and Assessment
This set of 20 questions will help your students take notes on the significant historical, scientific, and mathematical events in the movie Hidden Figures. There are easily 20 more questions that can be asked, I just happened to focus on these. You might give your students the assignment to come up with three questions of their own that aren't included in these 20, and have them provide the answers as well. If you notice any inaccuracies and / or inconsistencies, please email me at virginia.co
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6th - 12th
Circuit Training - Advanced Factoring (precalculus)
All math teachers wish their students would be better at factoring. Your students will get great practice with this essential skill as they work through the circuit. These 20 mixed factoring problems involve every kind of factoring from GCF to sum and difference of cubes. The problems are progressive in nature, and students must hunt for one of their factors to advance in the circuit. The last problem can not be factored, however, because the final answer is showing, students can use syntheti
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Finding Limits Algebraically - Circuit Math Activity
This resource allows students to practice finding limits algebraically using a variety of methods. It could be used as an in class activity or assigned as homework.This resource should be used AFTER teaching students how to find limits algebraically. Students must have prior knowledge of factoring and use of conjugates to complete this activity.Directions: Students will need to start with problem #1 and find the limit algebraically. Once they have a found the limit of problem #1, students will n
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10th - 12th
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Circuit Training - Polynomial Division (algebra)
I wrote this circuit for an accelerated algebra 2 teacher, but it could definitely be used for precalculus students and college algebra students too. The circuit primarily gives students the opportunity to practice synthetic division and also use division to simplify and solve. Students can also solve some of the problems by factoring and there is one that requires long division. There are 16 questions in this circuit and the answers are embedded in the circuit -- it is how the students move
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10th - 12th
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Derivatives: Differentiation using the Chain Rule - Coloring Page
About this resourceThis color by number worksheet will encourage students to build and strengthen their calculus knowledge of differentiation, via chain rule, whilst having fun in the classroom (trigonometric functions included). A great resource to use as a quick assessment, homework task, or something for your students to do after a test.*************************************************************************** Related ProductsDerivatives: Code Breaker (Power Rule, Logarithms, Exponential Fun
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10th - 12th
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Calculus Sign of the Derivative and Limit Definition of Derivative
Calculus Beginning Derivative Practice
In this packet you will find:
2 pages that help students find the sign of a derivative at a given point. A graph is given and students must draw in a small tangent line and give its slope
2 problems in which students must put the derivatives at given points in order from smallest to greatest
1 page of 3 problems in which students must practice finding the derivative of a function using the limit definition
1 page of 3 problems in which students must u
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10th - 12th
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Calculus Coaster (Limits and Continuity Activity)
When teaching limits and continuity, I like to have my students imagine riding a roller coaster and letting the graph of f(x) be the track. The points of discontinuity on f(x) can easily be visualized and categorized when the students think of what would happen when the roller coaster car hits a “hole” in the track (removable discontinuity), tries to “jump” to another piece of track (jump discontinuity), or simply free falls forever (infinite discontinuity).
This activity challenges students
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10th - 12th
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Compositions of Functions Mystery Activity
With this engaging and self checking activity, your students will enjoy solving composition of functions problems to solve the mystery! No prep and ready to print, this activity will help your students practice evaluating using compositions of functions. This resource makes differentiation easy!This "Who Found It" Mystery comes with 4 different versions, which is great for differentiation: 6 Question Activity 9 Question Activity 12 Question Activity 15 Question ActivityStudents s
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: PreCalculus Mystery Activity GROWING Bundle
Introduction to Limits | Limits from Graphs WORKSHEET | Digital and Print
Check your calculus students' understanding of finding limits from graphs, finding limits using tables, and finding limits from the equation of a piecewise function with this ready-to-go worksheet.The worksheet comes with an answer key for the convenience of the teacher, and for a digital and self-checking experience, a Google Forms version is also available. Grab your copy today!Need resources for the entire unit? This resource is included in: Calculus Limits | Unit 1 | Calculus Notes and Homew
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Precalculus SLOW GROWING BUNDLE
Definite Integrals Properties Calculus Maze
This fun maze with 11 problems will engage your Calculus students while they practice applying the Properties of Definite Integrals. They will use the properties of integrals plus geometric area formulas such as a semi-circle, quarter-circle, trapezoid, rectangle, and triangle to approximate area under a curve from a graph as they work through the maze. There are two versions, one in B/W, and the other in color which is nice for projecting on a board or to use with TpT Easel. Also included in
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Disk and Washer Radius Practice
For most students, the hardest part about finding the volume of a solid of revolution is identifying whether to use disks or washers* and what the radius/radii are. This set of 24 problems lets students focus on those two important aspects, with four sets of six related problems. Students are not asked to complete the (sometimes tedious) calculations to find the volume; instead, they are asked only to focus on identifying whether to use disks or washers and giving expressions for r (and R, for
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Calculus AB Resources (discounted bundle)
Circuit Training - Three Big Calculus Theorems
This circuit has been percolating in my mind for at least a year and I worked on the writing / editing portion of it for a few weeks. The 15 problems in this circuit will give your students practice with invoking the Intermediate Value Theorem, the Extreme Value Theorem and the Mean Value Theorem. The directions on the circuit read:Before Calculus students get to The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, there are three big theorems with which they should have some exposure and fluency. Students sh
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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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
Properties of Logs - Fun Worksheet
In this activity, students use the 3 properties of logarithms to manipulate a given expression and find one equivalent to it.
This activity requires NO PREP, answer sheets included.
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Drill without the kill.
This is a riddle worksheet in which s
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Domain and Range of Polynomials Functions Interval Notation
This is an amazing double sided worksheet on Domain and Range of Polynomial functions. Students always have trouble with Domain and range, and so I designed this worksheet to help them. It really will send the concept home. After they complete this, I promise they will understand domain and range like never before. This is by far the best worksheet for Domain and Range. It usually takes 40-55 minutes to complete. Look at all the positive feedback/ratings. There is an answer key included.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Circuit Training - Asymptotes (precalculus)
Give your students engaging practice with the circuit format! This circuit contains 20 questions which build in difficultly as they address finding vertical, horizontal and even slant asymptotes (two questions towards the end). Students will also be asked to find x-intercepts, y-intercepts, and y-coordinates of removable discontinuity (holes). The majority of the functions are rational, but the the final four are exponential, logarithmic, trig and logistic.
To advance in the circuit, stude
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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