ACCALG17-18

Day 84 (FINAL June 6 through 8)

Multiple Choice Final with 35-40 questions on all Semester 2 materials

KEYS:

Finals Review 1 Key

Finals Review 2 Key

Finals Review 3 and 4 Key

Day 83 (June 4)

• Retake Opportunity 3 (in class)

• Watch video on Complex Numbers: What are imaginary numbers? There will be one question on the final from this video.

• Finals Review 4

• HW: Finals Review 3

Last Retake Opportunity 2 (June 4th 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm)

Retake Opportunity 1 (June 1st Flex in Room 223)

• Statistics and Trig Word Problem Test

• Finals Review 3

• HW: Finals Review 2

Day 81 (May 29)

• Correct and discuss:

  • Stats Worksheet 1 - Partial Key

  • Stats Worksheet 2 - Partial Key

  • Finals Review 1 - Key

• Mock Test 1 and Mock Test 2 - Key

• HW: Prepare for Word Problem Test

Day 80 (May 24)

• Complete Stats Worksheet 2

• HW: Complete:

  • Stats Worksheet 0

  • Stats Worksheet 1

  • Stats Worksheet 2

  • Finals Review 1

Flex on May 22 - Retake opportunity 0

Day 79 (May 22)

• Stats 0 Discuss with Calculator (15 min)

• Note-taking is required (15 min):

  • Video 1: Standard Deviation

  • Video 2: Normal Distribution 1

  • Video 3: Normal Distributions 2

• Normal Distribution Lab and discussion (10 min)

• Stats Worksheet 1 and discussion (10 min)

• Corrections (10 min)

• HW: Complete Stats Worksheet 1

FLEX: Retakes? Sign up

Day 78 (May 18)

• Discuss Trig Worksheet 10 - Key

• FLEX: Retakes? Sign up

• Test Corrections

• Note-taking is required:

  • Video 1: Measure of central tendency

  • Video 2: Mean Deviation

  • Video 3: Frequency distribution and histograms

  • Video 4: Stem and Leaf

  • Video 5: Box and Whisker Plots

  • Video 6: IQR and Outliers

  • Audio 1: Normal Distributions

• HW: Complete Finals Review 1 and Trig 12

Day 77 (May 16)

• Trig Worksheet 11

• Note-taking is required on:

  • Video 1: Trig Word Problem Example 1 - Ferris Wheel

  • Video 2: Trig Word Problem Example 2 - Oil Well

• Trig Worksheet 10

• Feedback on Stats 0

• HW: Trig Worksheet 10 and Stats 0 - Must be completed

Day 76 (May 14)

• Trig Test 1

  • HW: Stats Worksheet 0

Day 75 (May 10)

• Trigonometry Mock Test - ALL KEYS

  • Talk about Trigonometry Worksheet 9

• HW: Complete and correct Trig Mock Test - Key and all Trig-related Webwork assignments

Day 74 (May 8)

• Period 4: Return and correct quizzes

• Discuss Trig Transformations

• Trigonometry Worksheet 9

• Webwork - Trig 4

• Note-taking is required:

  • Video 1: Phase Shift

  • Video 2: Modeling with Trigonometric functions (Pendulum)

  • Video 3: Modeling with Trigonometric functions (Fox Population)

• HW: Complete Trigonometry Worksheet 9

Day 73 (May 4)

• Warm up to discuss phase shift

• Note-taking is required:

  • Video 1: Modeling with Trigonometric functions I

  • Video 2: Modeling with Trigonometric functions II

• Trigonometry Worksheet 8

• Complete Webwork

• HW: Complete Trigonometry Worksheet 8 and Webwork - Trig 3

Day 72 (May 2)

• Please do not log on to webwork today - there is an issue I need to fix. Will let you know.

• Trigonometry Worksheet 7 (on a separate sheet of graph paper)

• HW: Complete Trigonometry Worksheet 7

Day 71 (April 30)

• Correct and discuss Trigonometry Worksheet 3 - Key

• Correct and discuss Trigonometry Worksheet 4 - Key

• Collect and mark notes and webwork exercises

• Trigonometry Quiz (No Calculator)

• Complete Trigonometric Transformation Inquiry

• HW: Complete Trigonometry Worksheet 5 and 6

Day 70 (April 26)

• Webwork Trig 3

• Transformations of sine and cosine

• Teacher will check all your notes this class - Key

• HW: Complete all your work (Trig Wk 3/4/5 and Webwork Trig 1/2/3), review all the notes and worksheets for quiz

Day 69 (April 24)

• Trig Worksheet 3

• Show your notes from videos from last class

• Unit Circle Points and values - how much do you remember?

• Webwork

• Note-taking is required:

  • Video 1: Why did we bother to learn about reference angles and co-terminal angles in the first place?

  • Video 2: Tangent Values on the Unit Circle

  • Video 3: What is a conversion factor?

  • Video 4: Radians not given in terms of pi

  • Video 5: Solving simple trigonometric equations with constraints

  • Video 6: Solving (your turn)

  • Video 7: Graph of the sine function

  • Video 8: Graph of the cosine function (your turn)

  • Video 9: Transformations of sine/cosine graphs

• HW: Complete Trigonometry Worksheet 5

Day 68 (April 20)

• Unit Circle Points and values - how much do you remember? (Do this on the blank unit circle provided in Trig Wk 4)

• Discussion

• Note-taking is required:

  • Video 1: Drawing angles given in radians

  • Video 2: Finding coterminal and reference angles for such angles

  • Video 3: Points on the unit circle - a simple trick

  • Video 4: What are sine and cosine?

  • Video 5: What does the unit circle have to do with sine and cosine?

  • Video 6: Finding sine and cosine values of angles on the unit circle.

  • Video 7: Pythagorean Identity

  • Show teacher your notes

• Webwork

• HW: Complete Trigonometry Worksheet 4 and webwork (if not completed in class)

Day 67 (April 18)

• Return tests, work on correction and reflections

• Collect Polynomial Worksheet 8

• Class discussion - drawing angles, co-terminal angles, reference angles, unit circle, meaning of sine and cosine, two video questions from last class - NOTES.

• Note-taking is required:

  • Video 1: Relationship between radians and degrees

  • Video 2: Converting radians to degrees

  • Video 3: Converting degrees to radians

  • Video 4: Two forms of radians

  • Video 5: Special Triangles - question

  • Video 6: Special Triangles - the answers

  • Video 7: Special Triangles and Unit Circle

  • Video 8: Finding radian measure of angles on unit circle

• Trigonometry Worksheet 3

• HW: Complete Trigonometry Worksheet 3

Day 66 (April 16)

• Correct Trigonometry Worksheet 1 - Key

• Note-taking is required:

  • Video 1: Angles on the unit circle

  • Video 2: Familiar angle measures in degrees on the unit circle

  • Video 3: Angles in standard position, positive and negative angles

  • Video 4*: Coterminal Angles

  • Video 5*: Reference Angles

  • Video 6: Question 1

  • Video 7: Radians

  • Video 8: Question 2

• Trigonometry Worksheet 2 (only the questions that have degree measures, not radians as yet)

• Introduction to Periodic Functions (just the first two pages)

• HW: Complete Trigonometry Worksheet 2

  • • • • • • • • Day 65 (April 11)

• Collect Mock Test 1 and Mock Test 2 (Checking for completion and correction)

• Short Discussion

• Polynomial Test (no calculators for graphing questions)

• HW: Trigonometry Worksheet 1 and Polynomial Worksheet 8

Day 64 (April 9)

• Discuss Polynomial Worksheet 8

• Polynomial Mock Test 2 (no calculator for graphing questions)

• Correct, discuss and reflect

• Polynomial Mock Test 1 (no calculator for graphing questions)

• HW: Complete, correct and reflect on Mock Test 1 and Mock Test 2. Redo challenging problems.

Day 63 (April 5)

• Discussion on Polynomial Division (from Polynomial Worksheet 5 and Polynomial Worksheet 6 )

• Rational Expression Review with teacher (from Polynomial Worksheet 8)

• Correct and discuss Rational Expressions, Polynomial Worksheet 7 and videos from last class

• Diligent note-taking required with the following videos (if you did not get around to it last class):

  • • Video 7: Polynomial Worksheet 6: Problem 13

    • Video 8: Polynomial Worksheet 6: Problem 15

    • Video 9: Polynomial Worksheet 6: Problem 16

• Polynomial Worksheet 8 (individually)

• HW: Complete, correct and reflect on Polynomial Worksheet 8 (no retakes will be allowed in the future if this is not completed by next class - yes time-sensitive)

Day 62 (April 3)

• Diligent note-taking required with the following videos:

  • Video 1: Polynomial Graphing Observation

  • Video 2: Polynomial Graphing Question 1

  • Video 3: Polynomial Graphing Question 2

  • Video 4: Polynomial Division written in fractional form

• Polynomial Graphing Activity in class

  • Short discussion

• Diligent note-taking required with the following videos:

  • Video 5: Factor Theorem

  • Video 6: Remainder Theorem

  • Short discussion

• HW: Attempt problems from Rational Expressions and complete Polynomial Worksheet 7

Day 61 (March 23)

• Entrance Ticket (Complete Polynomial 2)

• Correct Polynomial Worksheet 4

• Chat about factoring techniques

• Retake

• Polynomial Worksheet 6 (Complete all division problems using Polydoku division and synthetic division (whenever possible)

• HW: Complete all Polynomials Worksheets from 1 till 6 before next class and all Webwork Entrance/Exit tickets (Polynomial 1, Polynomial 2).

Day 60 (March 21)

• Diligent note-taking required with the following videos:

  • • Video 1: Polynomial Division - Simple case (remainder 0)

    • Video 2: Polynomial Division - Relationship between dividend, divisor, quotient and remainder

    • Video 3: Polynomial Division - Non-zero remainder

    • Video 4: Polynomial Division - Polynomial with missing terms

    • Video 5: Polynomial Division - Your turn

    • Video 6: Polynomial Division - Synthetic Division

• Polynomial Worksheet 5 (Complete all division problems using Polydoku division and synthetic division (whenever possible)

• Return Tests and make corrections/Retake commitments

• HW: Complete:

  • • Polynomial Worksheet 5 (If you are doing a retake on Friday, then you can complete this in class on Friday)

    • Required Review for Log Retake (If you don't bring this completed review at the time of retake, you can not retake).

    • Here is the Key to the above review - Key

    • Optional Review for Log Retake

Day 59 (March 19)

• Correct and discuss Polynomial Worksheet 3 Key and discuss

• Entrance Ticket

• Factoring Inquiry

• Return Tests and make corrections/Retake commitments - sign up

Day 58 (March 15)

• If you were absent on March 13th, please go to the March 13th agenda below, click on the all the links that have notes, take notes, ask classmates to help you decipher and understand the activities/notes, complete Polynomial Worksheet 3 and then do the following:

• If you were present on March 13th, diligent note-taking is required with the following videos:

  • Video 4: Polynomials in disguise 1

  • Video 5: Polynomials in disguise 2

  • Video 6: A trick to handle P₂ in Polynomial Worksheet 3

  • Video 7: Polynomial graph's behavior at the x-intercept

• Start Polynomial Worksheet 4

• HW: Complete Polynomial Worksheet 4. Make sure to have all polynomial worksheets from 1 through 4 done by next class.

Day 57 (March 13)

• Entrance Ticket

• Discuss Polynomial Videos from Day 1 and Entrance Ticket Questions

• Notes: Discussion on Polynomial Graphs: x-intercepts, y-intercepts and end behaviors

• Polynomial Worksheet 3

• HW: Complete all of Polynomial Worksheet 3

Day 56 (March 9)

• Entrance Ticket

• Correct and discuss half of: Polynomial Worksheet 1 - Key

• Discuss Log Wk 7 - Key

• Diligent note-taking required with the following videos:

  • Video 1: Like Terms

  • Video 2: Polynomial Addition

  • Video 3: Polynomial Subtraction

  • Video 4: Polynomial Multiplication: The principle

  • Video 5: Polynomial Multiplication Example 1

  • Video 6: Polynomial Multiplication Example 2

• Class discussion on video content

• HW: Polynomials Worksheet 2

Day 55 (March 7)

• Diligent note-taking required with the following videos:

  • Video 1: What is a polynomial?

  • Video 2: Polynomial terminology through example

  • Video 3: Polynomial terminology through definitions

  • Video 4: Classification of polynomials

• Complete Polynomial Worksheet 1

  • HW: Complete all videos above and Polynomial Worksheet 1

Day 54 (March 5)

• Test 5

• HW: Complete:

Day 53 (March 1)

• Discuss Mock Tests/Practice some more.

• Work on Logarithmic Worksheet 7

• Collect, mark and return Log Worksheets 1,2,3 for completion.

• HW: More Review for Test (no keys) and complete all applications videos from last class, Study for the test.

Day 52 (February 27)

If you were/are not in class today (due to ACT testing), you must complete all the work below before next class.

• Collect all mock tests and mark them for completion - this goes in the grade book today.

• Diligent note-taking required with the following videos:

  • Video 1: Applications of Logarithms Example 1 (Compound Interest)

  • Video 2: Applications of Logarithms Example 2 (Continuous Compounding)

  • Video 3: Applications of Logarithms Example 3 (Decay of substances and half-lives)

  • Video 4: Applications of Logarithms Example 4 (Acidity)

  • Video 5:Applications of Logarithms Example 5 (Earthquakes)

  • Video 6: Applications of Logarithms Example 6 (Opera Singers)

• Correct and reflect on Mock Tests: Mock Test Keys

• Note: History of Logarithms (from Feb 12th ) and Mock Tests 1 and 2 will be entered in the grade book tonight (you will be graded for completeness on the Mock Tests, not accuracy of solutions)

• HW: More Review for Test (no keys) and complete all applications videos from this class.

Day 51 (February 23)

Do not get help on these mock tests so that we can diagnose why you are misunderstanding the content:

• Mock Test 1

• Mock Test 2

• Discuss Challenge problems

• HW: Complete Mock Test 1 and Mock Test 2

Day 50 (February 21)

• SNOW DAY

Day 49 (February 16)

• Logarithmic Functions Worksheet 4 - Key

• Logarithmic Functions Worksheet 5 - Key, Problem 14 Key

• Logarithmic Functions Worksheet 6 - Key

• HW: Complete and correct all worksheets

Day 48 (February 14)

• Check note-taking so far.

• Logarithmic Equations (Diligent note taking is required and will be checked):

  • Video 1: Solving equations Example 1

  • Video 2: Solving equations Example 2

  • Video 3: Solving equations Example 3

  • Video 4: Solving equations Example 4

• Logarithmic Functions Worksheet 4

Day 47 (February 12)

• Concept Check

• Discuss Concept Check-Key

• Check Logarithmic Functions Worksheet 3 - Key

• Introducing Context for Logarithms, e, ln and solving log equations (Diligent note taking is required and will be checked):

  • Video 1: Log graphing inquiry discussion - Graphs

  • Video 2: Log Worksheet 3 problems (Transformations)

  • Video 3: Log Worksheet 3 problems (Minnows)

  • Video 4: Log Worksheet 3 problems (Compound Interest and what is e?)

  • Video 5: What is Ln?

  • Video 6: Finding inverses of exponential functions

  • HW: Watch More history video, Logarithmic Scale Video and Complete Journal Entry (type and print and submit using this form : SUBMIT FORM)

Day 47 (February 8)

• Check answers:

  • • Exponential Worksheet - Partial Key

    • Log Worksheet 1 - Key

    • Log Worksheet 2 - Key

• More on Logarithmic properties and Logarithmic Transformations (Diligent note taking is required and will be checked):

• • Video 1: Log Property Example 4

  • Video 2: Log Property Example 5

  • Video 3: Log graphing activity 1

  • Video 4: Log graphing activity 2

  • Video 5: Change of Base Property/Formula

  • Video 6: More properties of Logs I

  • Video 7: More properties of Logs II

  • Discussion/Ask questions

• Logarithmic Functions Worksheet 3

• HW: Complete Logarithmic Functions Worksheet 3 - and watch History of Logarithms Video

Day 46 (February 6)

• Introducing Logarithmic Properties (Diligent note taking is required and will be checked):

  • Video 0: Exponential Worksheet problem 11 (Part I)

  • Video 1: Exponential Worksheet problem 10 (Part II)

  • Video 2: Log Property 1

  • Video 3: Log Property 2

  • Video 4: Log Property 3

  • Video 5: Log Property Example 1

  • Video 6: Log Property Example 2

  • Video 7: Log Property Example 3

  • Short discussion/summary

• Logarithmic Functions Worksheet 2 (Active participation required)

• HW: Complete the worksheet

Day 45 (February 2)

• Blast From The Past 2

• Note: We will discuss Exponential Functions Worksheet from Jan 31st on Tuesday February 6th - so don't panic if you didn't know how to do them all.

• Introducing Logarithmic Functions (Diligent note taking is required and will be checked):

  • Video 1: What is the inverse of an exponential function?

  • Video 2: Notating the inverse of an exponential function

  • Video 3: Examples of going from exponential to logarithmic statement and vice versa

  • Video 4: More examples

  • Video 5: Last example and a summary of tips

  • Video 6: The domain and range of the logarithmic function

• Logarithmic Functions Worksheet 1

• HW: Complete the worksheet

Day 44 (January 31)

• Blast from the past 1

• Revisiting Exponential Functions (Diligent note taking is required and will be checked):

  • • Video 1: When does it grow and when does it decay?

    • Video 2: Graphs and transformations of exponential functions

    • Video 3: Tips to simplify exponential expressions

    • Video 4: Example of exponential expression simplification

• Short discussion about videos

• Exponential Functions Worksheet

• HW: Complete the worksheet

FINAL EXAM RESOURCES

Finals Review 1

Finals Review 2

Finals Review 3

Finals Review 4

Finals Review 5

Keys for Finals Review 1, 2 and 3

Finals Review 4 Key

Finals Review 5 Key

TEST 4 RESOURCES

Inverse Functions Practice 1 - Key

Inverse Functions Practice 2 - Key

Inverse Functions Practice 3 - Key

Inverse Functions Practice 4 - Key

Inverse Functions 5 - Key

Inverse Functions 6 - Key

Transformations 6 - Key

Transformations 7 - Key

Transformations 8

Finals Review 2 - Key

Finals Review 3 - Key

Jan 16th Warm up + Key

Exponentials Review

Types of problems and study sheet ideas

Day 43 (January 24 or 25 or 26 - Finals Day)

• Finals Review 6 is due in class (Yes, no key has been provided for this because we are finally not letting the tyranny of certitude overpower us).

• Final Exam - 33 multiple choice questions. You must earn a 70% or more on it to keep you current grade. Otherwise, it drops by a letter grade.

• Sign up for American Mathematics Competitions for Feb 15th (Register by Jan 22nd for early bird): Information here

Day 42 (January 22)

• Review for final exam: We will have three groups: Quiet group studying, Quiet group testing, conversational group (conversations about math). Finals Review 6 will be handed out in class.

• Retakes (if necessary or possible)

• Sign up for American Mathematics Competitions for Feb 15th (Register by Jan 22nd for early bird): Information here

Day 41 (January 18)

• Test 4

• Finals Review 4

• Finals Review 5

• Last day (Jan 22): One last opportunity for retakes: FILL OUT THIS FORM

• HW: Complete all Finals Reviews and prepare for retakes (if you plan on taking one).

• Sign up for American Mathematics Competitions for Feb 15th (Register by Jan 22nd for early bird): Information here

Day 40 (January 16)

• Jan 16th Warm up + Key

  • Correct and discuss Inverse Functions 5

  • Correct and discuss Inverse Functions 6

  • Check solutions to Transformations 6 - Key

  • Exponentials Review - if needed

  • Make study sheet (though your test is closed notes)

  • Get questions answered for the test

  • HW: STUDY FOR TEST 4. Redo problems from 'Test Resources for Test 4.'

Day 39 (January 11)

• • Warm up

  • Correct and discuss Inverse Functions Practice 2 - Key

  • Correct and discuss Inverse Functions Practice 3 - Key

  • Correct and discuss Inverse Functions Practice 4 - Key

  • HW: Inverse Functions 5, Inverse Functions 6, Finals Review 2, Finals Review 3

Day 38 (January 9)

• Warm up

  • Correct Inverse Functions Practice 1 - Key and Inverse Function Practice 2 - Key

  • More videos on inverse functions:

  • Video 1: Types of Relations

  • Video 2: When is a relation considered a function?

  • Video 3: The Vertical Line Test

  • Video 4: Does every function's inverse have to be a function?

  • Class discussion on the videos

  • Video 5: How to tweak a given function to make it have an inverse function?

  • Video 6: How are the Domain-Range of a function related to the Domain-Range of its inverse?

    • Please note that is an error in the video. IT should say: "R of f is equivalent to D of f inverse (second line)"

  • Video 7: Another Example

  • Video 8: The Horizontal Line Test

  • Inverse Functions Practice 3 in class

  • HW: Inverse Functions Practice 3 and Inverse Functions Practice 4 and Finals Review 1

Day 37 (January 5)

• • Discuss Transformations 4 or Transformations 7

  • Correct answers to Transformations Video Exercises Key (from some while ago).

  • Transformations 8 group activity - sleeping parabolas and exponential transformations

  • Complete Inverse Function Videos and debrief Videos:

    • Video 1: What is an inverse function?

    • Video 2: Graphing and Visualizing Inverse Functions

    • Video 3: An intuitive way of thinking about inverse functions.

    • Video 4: Algorithm to create inverse functions.

    • Video 5: Functions of functions.

• Inverse Functions Practice 1

  • HW: Complete Transformations 6, Inverse Functions Practice 1, Inverse Function Practice 2.

Day 36 (January 3)

If you were absent the week before winter break, please do your due diligence and complete the work for those days (make sure you understand those concepts). We will not play catch up on that content during class time.

• • New Seating Chart

  • Return and correct Tests (30 minutes)

  • Inverse Functions: (30 minutes)

  • Inquiry and then take notes on the following videos:

  • Video 1: What is an inverse function?

  • Video 2: Graphing and Visualizing Inverse Functions

  • Video 3: An intuitive way of thinking about inverse functions.

  • Video 4: Algorithm to create inverse functions.

  • Video 5: Functions of functions.

  • HW: Complete Transformations 7

Day 54 (March 5)

Blast from the past: Quadratics

• Video 5: Financial math example 1

• Video 6: Financial math example 2

Degrees of polynomials and end behaviors

x-intercepts and y-intercepts

Multiplicity

Day 55 (March 7)

Blast from the past: Factoring

Problem solving

Polynomial Operations

Day 56 (March 9)

Blast from the past: Fractions and long division

Polynomial Division

Day 57 (March 13)

Polynomial Division

Day 58 (March 15)

Rational Expressions

Review

Day 59 (March 19)

Review

Rational Expressions

Day 60 (March 21)

Test

HW: Project (Select a technique of problem solving or a topic in math to research and do the research, format: podcast, video, slideshow with sound, make a team)

Day 61 (March 23)

Rational Expressions

Log Applications

April

Complex numbers

Trigonometry

Project - tier 2 (Come up with all the questions you'll address in your project and research answers)

Applications of Trig

Trig Test

May

Trig and Statistics

Project - tier 3 (Rough Drafts)

Applications of Statistics

Trig Test

June

Cumulative Final Exam (Multiple Choice) 70% needed to keep your current grade

Word Problem Test - Counts as a Test (Logs, Trig, Stats) - with calculators

Final Project due (Final version) and presentation - Counts as a test