Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Tuesday August 18, 2015

Precalculus

Chapter 2 - Polynomial and Rational Functions



Quadratic Functiona

What they look like :

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Converting to  Vertex Form:

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How to find the vertex:

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Completing the Square:

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Multiple examples:

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Bridge Math

Continue Scatterplots and Linear Regression.



Review main points from yesterday.

Work from following :  Problems

Work, Check, Correct.


Geometry

Transformations, continued

Reflections about axis and lines

Review yesterdays topics

Video introduction and examples

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Page 64 (8-30;  44, 45, 48)







Monday, August 17, 2015

Monday, August 17, 2015

PreCalculus


1.7 Linear Models and Scatter Plots p.72


Video Example 01

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P. 72 Example 01 - 04

p. 77 (2-12)


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Bridge Math
M-NG 1,2

33.  Scatter Plots, Correlation, Regression Lines  p. 446

Video Example
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Example on page 446, Example 2 p. 450

Entering spreadsheet (list) data into TI Inspire calc
Labeling Columns
Using Stat Functions
Finding line of best fit (slope - intercept form
Finding "r"  correlation coefficient
Graphing Scatter Plot of Data
Graphing line of best fit along with Scatter Plot

Work and check (6, 8) p. 454

Continue problems 7, 9-30 p. 456 on Tuesday

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Geometry
G-CO 2

Continue Transformations

Work 5 Translatons with coordinates from board, check

Video Example 01 Rotation 90 Degrees
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Video Example 02 Rotation 180 Degrees
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What is the rule for rotating 90 degrees Clockwise?  90 degreed CCW?  Rotating 180 degrees?
Two 90 degrees "makes" 180 degrees.  Does the rule for two  90 degree rotations create the rule for 180?




Worksheet

Finish 1-8 from the worksheet on overhead,

 p. 64 (8-16) HW from textbook.


Thursday, August 13, 2015

Thursday August 13, 2015

Behold the power of cheese.

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Precalculus


Inverse Function




VIdeo 01 Homework
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VIdeo 02 Inverse of a Function

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Bridge Math

Solving absolute value equations and inequalities



Solving absolute value equations
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PDF of problems

Solving absolute value inequalities

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PDF of problems

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Geometry

How to use a Protractor

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Angle Addition Postulate

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Example with algebraic expression

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In class problems p 30-33 (8-56)

Homework:  Video - Geometric Transformations

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Thursday, August 6, 2015

Monday August 10, 2015

PreCalc

1.3     Graphs of Functions  p. 30-34

Domain and Range

Video 1.3.1
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Video 1.3.2

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Video 1.3.3
Increasing and Decreasing Functions, Maxima and Minima (relative)

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Video 1.3.4
Even and Odd Functions

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Bridge Math

Common Linear Functions and their Properties

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Video 1.1
Slope intercept form - constant slope from a table


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Video 1.2
Recognizing Linear Functions



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Video 1.3
Absolute Value Functions and their Graphs




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Geometry

Building Blocks of Geometry

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Video 1.1.1  Points Lines, Colinnear Points, Planes


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Video 1.1.2  Rays

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Video 1.1.3  Angles


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Monday, May 11, 2015

05/11/2015

Calculus

Final Review:  Washer Method; Finding Volume

Stillwater Videos:  One,     Two,      Three

Mathpower4U Video

Note1:  Problems will focus on rotating around the X axis.

Paul's Math Notes:  Volumes of Revolution  examples 2, 3, 4.

Note 2:  Test will consist of the following:  several general questions (does this limit exist; name the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus; which Limit is more precise- inscribed rectangles or trapezoid method, etc)
Two Derivatives  (power rule, chain rule, product/quotient rule, LN, exp...)
Two Integrations (definite/indefinite integrals, "tricks of the trade" etc)
Washer Method Volume word problem



Geometry

No Class due to EOC testing




Algebra II

Review of using the Tangent method to calculate unknown height of objects.


Tuesday, May 5, 2015

05/05/2015

Calculus

Applications:  When will I ever use this??

AC Power- RMS:  Video 1:   Video 2

Creating functions from Sine and Cosine functions:  Video

Damped Oscillation- Physics : Video 
Damped Excitation- Physics  : Video
Damped Noise- Physics        : Video  Video2  (How your shock absorbers work)

Damped or bounded Trig Functions:  Video  
Damped Electrical circuits :  Video
Damped Spring : Video

Work selected Integration Problems


Geometry

Final Review
Geometric Shapes generated by sound frequencies:  Video
Frequency changes shapes via laser:  Video


Algebra 2

EOC Review

Single variable statistics on the NSpire:  Video
Combinations Permutations:  Video1     Video
Probability- with and w/o replacement:  Video