Advanced Algebra & Trigonometry - Book 3
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022683
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9798345852033
Grade 9-12
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Product Overview
- Uses a guided discovery approach where students make their own connections so they can really understand and retain the concepts
- Each book progresses through new topics and builds in difficulty
- Completing the six-book series prepares students for a standard Calculus class
Description
Part of a six-book series, Advanced Algebra & Trigonometry Book 3 covers two units: Cubic & Polynomial Functions and Inverse, Square Root & Cube Root Functions. Students learn at their own pace as they work through each scenario in the consumable workbook. Extra practice pages reinforce concepts. 172 pgs. ~ Gina
Publisher's Description of Advanced Algebra & Trigonometry - Book 3
Unit 5
Unit 6
- Introduction to Cubic Functions
- Applying Transformations to Cubic Functions
- Graphing Cubic Functions
- Writing a Cubic Function
- Graphing Polynomial Functions
- The Roots of a Polynomial Function
- The Shape of a Polynomial Function at its Roots
- The Multiplicity of a Root
- Using a Calculator to Find the Roots of Polynomial Function
- Solving Cubic Inequalities
- Finding Real Roots of Polynomials
- Making Connections Between Roots & Factors
- Synthetic Division
- Imaginary Roots of Polynomials
- Rational Root Theorem
- Polynomials with Imaginary Roots
- The Remainder Theorem
Unit 6
- Notation for Inverse Functions
- Graphing Inverse Functions
- Inverses That are not Functions
- Using Composition to Prove Two Functions are Inverses
- The Square Root Function
- Applying Transformations to Square Root Functions
- Graphing Square Root Functions
- Finding the Equation of a Square Root Function
- The Domain & Range of a Square Root Function
- The Cube Root Function
- Applying Transformations to Cube Root Functions
- Graphing Cube Root Functions
- Finding the Equation of a Cube Root Function
- Domains of Square Root Functions
- Domains of Rational Functions
- Combining Square Root & Rational Functions
Category Description for Summit Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry
Students
learn at their own pace with this math course as the concepts are easy to
understand and presented in a step-by-step process. The 6 consumable books
(instead of a thick textbook) allow for a less intimidating feel and a sense of
accomplishment as students complete each one. Each book has 2 parts. The first
part has guided discovery scenarios which are brief explanations to new concepts
that allow students to build on what they already know. After each explanation,
students work through a few practice problems (including word problems) directly
in the book. Students can check their answers with the answer key at the end of
each section. The second part contains extra practice and review to reinforce learning.
The content in this series is equivalent to some precalculus courses with a
thorough coverage of trigonometry. A
placement test is available. ~ Gina
Details
| Product Format: | Paperback Book |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 9-12 |
| Brand: | Summit Math |
| ISBN: | 9798345852033 |
| Length in Inches: | 11.0625 |
| Width in Inches: | 8.5 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.375 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 0.95 |
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