Transformation is a method of changing our basic functions. By approaching any function as a modified basic function, it is much easier to work with - we know what the graph looks like and what values are likely and/or valid.
This is a fairly quick unit. The dates below may be ambitious or they may be too slow. I will adjust as we go along. This is my proposal for right now.
10/15 Mini-Cooper Exploration pp.2-7
10/18 Check for Understanding pp.8-10
10/20 Single Transformations and Function Notation pp.11-16
10/21 Double Transformations and Practice pp.17-21
10/22 More Practice, Domain & Range transformations pp.22-26
10/25 Extra Practice pp.27-32
10/27 Computer Lab and Follow-up pp.33-38
10/28 Practice p.39-41
10/29 Unit Review p.42-26
11/01 Unit 2 Transformations Test
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Finishing Unit 1
The last topic in the unit is inverses - solving for the other variable. Followed by lots of practice and a unit test.
10/01 Inverses pp.48-51
10/04 Graphing inverses pp.52-54
10/06 Test Review pp.60-61
10/07 Review Activities, catch up on undone homework
10/08 Professional Developement - no school
10/11 Columbus Day - no school
10/13 More test review pp.62-64
10/14 Function Test
10/01 Inverses pp.48-51
10/04 Graphing inverses pp.52-54
10/06 Test Review pp.60-61
10/07 Review Activities, catch up on undone homework
10/08 Professional Developement - no school
10/11 Columbus Day - no school
10/13 More test review pp.62-64
10/14 Function Test
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