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Applied math Common Core HSF-IF.A.3 resources for Google Apps
High School Diploma vs. College Degree - 21st Century Math Project
Has senioritis already begun? Do you need an extra boost of motivation? Do you want to kick your seniors out the door with some momentum! Mapped specifically for a senior level math class (arithmetic and geometric series), High School Diploma vs. College Degree is a debate many students are fighting.In this 21st Century Math Project, you will be given a mapping to the Content Standards, an outline for how to implement the project, handout resources for students to use, and an answer key. ***THIS
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6th - 12th
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Arithmetic & Recursive Sequences Escape Room
Arithmetic & Recursive Sequences Escape RoomDo your students need more practice with arithmetic and recursive sequences? In this resource you will find 12 questions on a mixture of identifying the common difference, writing explicit formulas, evaluating for a term, and using a recursive formula. Students will be required to use the explicit, correctly identify the common difference and understand how to apply that formula to find other terms. Students will practice with subscript notation. T
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: Algebra 1 Self-Checking Resources
Compare Loan Payments by Building a Spreadsheet
This worksheet is for the spreadsheet AND amortization enthusiast; that overlap exists, we know for a fact! At all 3 levels, students are building their own amortization spreadsheet from scratch, which they can do with support from a lesson in the NGPF Financial Algebra course, through your teaching, or through their own spreadsheet expertise! This three-tiered application problem set can be used to differentiate or scaffold the learning. Level 1 -- Build a sheet to pay down credit card debt, wh
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9th - 12th
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Recursive Formulas for Loan Balances
Morgan, Jada, and Haruto all have loans. Each month, they make a regular payment. But how much does their actual loan balance change? Students use recursive formulas to model loan repayment, then consider when it’s worth it to make additional payments above the minimum. This three-tiered application problem set can be used to differentiate or scaffold the learning. Level 1 -- Given a table with Morgan’s auto loan balance over time, recognize the pattern and write a recursive formulaLevel 2 --
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9th - 12th
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