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Students use a variety of methods to solve real-life, practical, technical, and theoretical problems. They solve problems that involve a specific content area (e.g., geometry, algebra, trigonometry). Full Review »
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Students gain a better understanding and appreciation for Calculus by studying mathematicians credited for the invention of calculus, including the period in which they lived and the significant mathematical problems they were attempting to solve. Full Review »
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Students represent and analyze rational, inverse trigonometric, base e exponential, natural logarithmic, elementary implicit, and composite functions, using technology as appropriate. Full Review »
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Students explain the concept of a limit of a function, notation used, and evaluate the limit of a function. They demonstrate an understanding of the concept of limit and notation. Full Review »
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Students explain the concept of a derivative and evaluate derivatives of a function using the definition of derivative. They describe geometrically a secant line and a tangent line. Full Review »
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Students use the first and second derivatives to describe the characteristic of the graph of a function. Full Review »
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Students solve applied problems from a variety of fields including the Physical and Biological Sciences, Economics, and Business. Full Review »
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Students use antidifferentiation to solve a variety of problems. They use antidifferentiation to solve problems about motion of a particle along a line. Full Review »
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- 11th - 12th
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Students investigate the introductory lesson in calculus. They engage in a variety of activities to work on new skills. Students use the lesson as an example for a resource for new concepts to be mastered. The teacher can use the lesson for examples. Full Review »
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Students view a Power Point presentation outlining the basic concepts of calculus, complete several crossword puzzles reviewing definitions and problem solve with graphing calculators equations involving limits, differentiation and integration. They work in groups of three in the computer lab with this assignment. Full Review »
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