Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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CRM Spreadsheet Template | Customer Relationship Management Tracker | Sales Pi

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CRM Spreadsheet Template | Customer Relationship Management Tracker | Sales Pipeline & Client Management | Excel & Google SheetsOrganize customer relationships, track sales activities, and streamline your business workflow with this powerful CRM Spreadsheet Template. Designed for small business owners, freelancers, sales professionals, marketers, and entrepreneurs, this all-in-one Customer Relationship Management tool helps you manage clients, track communications, improve follow-ups, and increa

Adult Education

Business, Calculus, Financial Literacy

Coaster Calculus Project | Continuity, Differentiability, & Second Derivatives

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Beyond the Equation

Give your calculus students a meaningful way to apply continuity, differentiability, derivatives, and second derivatives through a real-world roller coaster design project. In this multi-phase Desmos activity, students create a piecewise roller coaster track, prove it is continuous, revise it to make it differentiable, and analyze second derivatives to improve ride comfort. This resource is designed to help students connect abstract calculus concepts to visual modeling and mathematical reasoning

11th - 12th, Higher Education

Calculus, Other (Math)

Expert Kakurasu Logic Puzzles Level 9 Extreme Math Brain Teasers funny game

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lovelyedu

Expert Kakurasu Puzzles (Level 9)Push your students to the limit with these Level 9 Extreme Logic Puzzles! This pack is specifically designed for gifted learners and students who need a high-level critical thinking challenge. What You Get:PPT File: Ideal for digital lessons or projecting onto a whiteboard.PDF File: High-quality, "no-prep" printables for student packets.JPG Files: High-resolution puzzle images for custom digital assignments.Perfect For:Gifted & Talented (GT): Challenging your mo

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Calculus, Numbers, PreCalculus

Popcorn Box Optimization Project

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Lisa Jackson

Use Calculus to find the maximum volume of a box without a lid. Create the box from an 8.5x11 piece of paper cut down to the assigned dimensions, determining the optimal corner to cut out, and the make the box. Includes link to a Google Sheets spreadsheet that contains the solutions for all sizes so you don't have to!

11th - 12th

Calculus