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The answer key uses 'a' instead of 'p' for parabola.
The answer key uses 'a' instead of 'p' for parabola.
Answers to Odds.pdfCircles are formed when the plane is parallel to the cone (e.g. m=0).
An ellipse is formed when the slope of plane is greater than 0, but less than the slant of the cone.
Hyperbolas are formed when the slope of the plane is greater than the slant of the cone.
Parabolas is formed when the slope of the plane & the slant of the cone are the same.
In regards to how various conics are related, circles and ellipses are both closed curves and increase in size as the plane moves away from the origin (e.g. b increases). Similarly, hyperbolas and parabolas are both open curves, which extend to infinity. As well, the vertices of both hyperbolas and parabolas get rounder as the plane moves away from the origin. Note, however, hyperbolas approach their asymptotes where parabolas do not.
Answers to Circle Worksheet.pdfProbability Review
Probability Day 2.pdfPerm and Comb Kuta Answers.pdfBinomial Theorem Answers.pdfPractice Chapter 11 Answers.pdfConverting Review
Convert Review Answers.pdfSolving Review
Answers to Solving Log and Expo Equations.pdfGraphing Review
Graphing Practice Answers.pdfScanned from NVPS HS Guidance Office (5).pdfAnswer to the hole to #3 should be (3,-1/6)
Chapter 5 Quest Review Answers.pdfGraphing Rational Functions 5.6 day 1.pdfScanned from NVPS HS Main Office (36).pdfGraphs of Higher Degree Polynomials.pdfChapter 4 Test Review
Chapter 4 Test Review
A2TE04CT.pdfPractice Worksheet Answers.pdfChapter 3 Review.pdfScanned from NVPS HS Main Office (28).pdfCorrections:
11. Domain [0, infinity)
12. Vertical stretch by a factor of 6
Transformations Activity.pdfFunction Operations - Composition of Functions Kuta.pdfWorksheet Piecewise Function - College Algebra01 - Piecewise Functions - Kuta Software.pdfDomain and Range page 3 answers.pdfScanned from NVPS HS Main Office.pdfChapter 1 Practice Test.pdf1.3 Part 1 and 2.pdfQuiz Review Answers
Quiz Review Answers
Polar and Rectangular Coordinates
Polar and Rectangular Coordinates
Students will be completing the following worksheets in class: (Click for answer keys)
Students will be completing the following worksheets in class: (Click for answer keys)
Trigonometry Answers
Trigonometry Answers
Answers to Practice 13.2-13.3 Extra Practice
Answers to Practice 13.2 and 13.3.pdfProbability Day 1 answer key.pdfArithmetic and Geometry Intro Practice.pdfFunction Operations - Composition of Functions Kuta.pdfAnswer Key to Solving Quadratic Equations
Choose any 12, must use each form at least 3 times
Quadratic Answers.pdfScanned from NVPS HS Main Office.pdfPractice Test 2018 Answers.pdfPolar Quiz Review.pdfConverting Equations Polar to Rect Answers.pdfScanned from NVPS HS Main Office (85).pdfConvert coordinates practice answers.pdfLaw of Sines, Cosines and Trig Quiz Review.pdfLaw of Sine Answers
Law of Sine Answers
Law of Sines.pdfScanned from NVPS HS Main Office (76).pdfAnswers to Practice 13.2 and 13.3.pdfRight Triangle Trigonometry Answers
Right Triangle Trigonometry Answers
Hyperbolas - Section 8.2
Graphing and Properties of Hyperbolas.pdfScanned from NVPS HS Main Office (65).pdfScanned from NVPS HS Guidance Office (14).pdfProbability Day 1 answer key.pdfSolving Expo and Log Equation Answers.pdfScanned from NVPS HS Main Office (36).pdfScanned from NVPS HS Main Office (28).pdfSection 3.3 #17-21 odd, 22-25 all, 27
#22. Increasing (-inf, -3) U (3, inf)
Decreasing (-3,3)
#24. Increasing (-8, -3) U (3, 7ish)
Decreasing (-3,3)
Odd Answers Below
Odd Answers Below
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