Description
I use this when students have already been exposed to key features but have yet to apply them to exponential functions specifically. There's one page to do together as examples and a second, similar page for students to try on their own. You can then either go over or take up and grade that second page.
Key features addressed include: x-intercept, y-intercept, increasing, decreasing, positive, negative, domain, range, end behavior, growth factor, and initial value. Students are also asked to interpret some function notation.
The first half of each page is a context-less equation, graph, and table. The second half of each page is an equation with a context. As a result, students get practice interpreting both with and without a context.
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Description
I use this when students have already been exposed to key features but have yet to apply them to exponential functions specifically. There's one page to do together as examples and a second, similar page for students to try on their own. You can then either go over or take up and grade that second page.
Key features addressed include: x-intercept, y-intercept, increasing, decreasing, positive, negative, domain, range, end behavior, growth factor, and initial value. Students are also asked to interpret some function notation.
The first half of each page is a context-less equation, graph, and table. The second half of each page is an equation with a context. As a result, students get practice interpreting both with and without a context.
