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10th grade calculus resources for GATE
TI-84 Helper: A Guide to the TI-84 Especially for the AP Calculus Student
This is a quick 10 page guide to the TI-84 calculator. It goes step by step through all the main operations you need to be able to perform on your calculator in order to obtain a "5" on the AP Calculus Exam. This helper pamphlet was written by a calculus student for calculus students - simply to help out - and by the way... he got a "5"!
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10th - 12th
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Common Multiples - Board Game
It is a board game where children have to find the common multiples of 2 different numbers or more.All you need is a dice (1 for each group) and a counter (1 for each student).Children will enjoy practicing what they have learnt during the lesson by involving themselves in this educational board game.
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3rd - 12th
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Algebra 2 - Finding Horizontal Asymptotes Using Limits
This is a nightly homework assignment designed for an Algebra 2 or Precalculus class. It includes problems where students are asked to use limits at infinity to identify the horizontal asymptotes of various rational functions.The assignment comes with detailed solutions in the same pdf so you may have to use a free website like pdfescape to split the solutions from the homework assignment.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Algebra 2/Trigonometry - FULL COURSE HW and Solutions Bundle
Geometric Mean - beyond right triangles
Geometric mean is a topic in geometry that is only used to calculate a pointless length in right triangles. It is a throwaway topic, right? If your students are tired of having their time wasted memorizing calculations they will never use again, they will be demanding to know why they should learn about the geometric mean. Included are three mini-lessons -- one each for geometry honors, precalculus honors, BC calculus. You are saying, "But I only teach, geometry. Why would I bother paying f
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8th - 11th
Position Time Lesson
This Google Slide presentation includes Pear Deck slides. Provided are four examples of different position time graphs with detailed explanations of how the PT graph relates to the velocity and acceleration of the object being represented. We relate PT graphs to the Rate of Change (the derivative) of the line. Rate of change is explained as slope and is touched on again, briefly, in these slides.I found that this method of teaching Position Time graphs was the most effective method with my Fresh
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9th - 12th
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