Video Support
Unit 1
(Finding the) Equation of a Line in Slope-Intercept Form:
Solving Linear Systems using the Graphical Method (TI-83/4)
Solving Linear Systems using the Addition Method (AKA the Elimination Method)
Linear Programming Problems (Coming Soon)
Unit 2
Expanding Binomials and Monomials
Graphing a Function Using a Transformation
Writing an Equation of a Graph Using Transformations
Writing Equations of Circles in Standard Form - Completing the Square
Writing Equations of Ellipses in Standard Form - Completing the Square
Unit 3
Unit 3
Factoring - Quadratic Trinomials of the form x^2+bx+c. (Factors of c that add up to b)
Factoring - Quadratic Trinomials of the form ax^2+bx+c where a is not 1.
Box Method (This is the one that I do in class the others are alternative methods)
Box Method with Program
Grouping Method
Determining the Degree and Equation of the Polynomial that Models a Data Set
Solving Quadratic Equations
When No Particular Method is Indicated
Determining the 5 Point Graph of a Quadratic when Given:
Converting from General Form to Vertex Form - Completing the Square
Simplifying Radicals with Negative Radicands - Imaginary Numbers
Quadratic Word Problems
Changing Area Problem - Extending the Length and Width of a Rectangle Equally
Area of a Bordered Rectangle - Lace on a Table Cloth
Unit 4
Writing and Using Exponential Functions - Basic writing of an equation when given the initial value and info about the multiplier. Also shows estimating the doubling time on the calculator
Writing and Using Exponential Functions - Writing of an equation when given the initial value and info about the multiplier. This problem has an adjusted period
Writing and Using and Exponential Function - Finding Doubling Time Using Log
Writing Exponential Functions - Using Point Ratio Form - Given two points - work backwards to find the function
Writing Exponential Functions - Given two points - work backwards to find the function
Solving Equations with Variables in the Exponent - Feel Method
Solving Equations with Variables in the Exponent - Common Base and 1:1 Principle