Angle Relationships: Find the Missing Measure
Students use complementary, supplementary, vertical, triangle and parallel-line angle facts to find missing angles and correct sample work.
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Students use complementary, supplementary, vertical, triangle and parallel-line angle facts to find missing angles and correct sample work.
Students find common differences, extend arithmetic sequences, use aₙ = a₁ + (n − 1)d, and model plant growth and savings with linear equations.
Students find the missing term of perfect-square trinomials, solve three equations by completing the square, and rewrite a parabola in vertex form.
Students discover the repeating pattern of powers of i, then add, subtract, multiply and divide complex numbers.
Students apply exponent rules, convert between standard and scientific notation, multiply in scientific notation and solve a travel-time problem.
Students simplify expressions with the product, quotient, power, zero and negative exponent rules, match rules to examples, and fix common errors.
Students use a bacteria-growth case study, a half-life problem and compound interest to practice exponential functions, then connect exponents and logarithms.
Students match word phrases to algebraic expressions, evaluate an expression, and solve one-step equations from word problems.
Students factor out the GCF, factor simple trinomials and differences of squares, solve quadratics with the zero-product rule, and find factoring errors.
Students factor eight quadratic expressions, check by expanding, and find the mistakes in three sample factorizations.
Students calculate slope from pairs of points, interpret positive, negative, zero and undefined slopes, complete a table, and find a mistake in sample work.
Students evaluate functions written in f(x) notation, complete a function table, solve for an input, judge true/false statements, and apply a taxi-fare function.