Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Connecting the Graphs of the First and Second Derivatives

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This is one of my favorite activities to get students to find patterns between the graphs of the first and second derivative in relation to the original function. It asked students to sketch them based on the given curve, then find intervals of increasing/decreasing, concavity, etc. It then asks them to constantly look at connections between the graphs. This activity consistently generates high quality discussions during and after.

11th - 12th, Higher Education

Calculus

Applications of Derivatives: Maximum Velocity of a Cough

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Greg Angstadt-Williams

This is created to be an in class assignment graded assignment, which will take approximately 25 minutes depending on the skill levels of the students. The answer key/scoring guidelines are attached at the end of the worksheet. The worksheet should be used after Increasing and Decreasing Functions and the First Derivative Test are taught.

9th - 12th, Higher Education

Calculus, Math, PreCalculus

Curve Sketching - Intervals of Increase and Decrease MATCHING

Mathy Matchy

IntervaI Practice | Intervals for Increasing, Decreasing, Constant from a Graph

Professor Jessica's Resources

AP CALCULUS AB - 5.9 CONNECTING F(X) WITH ITS 1ST & 2ND DERIVATIVES WORKSHEET

MATH WITH YOSH

Interpreting the Derivative's Graph: A Calculus Discovery Activity

All About STEM

Unit Circle Quiz, Practice, and Key

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KstevMath

File contains three pages: a blank unit circle quiz, a blank unit circle practice page, and a unit circle key. 2/22/2022 - fixed typo on the key 12/29/2023 - added Easel activity Please leave me a comment if you have any suggestions on how to make the Easel assignment better. I was hoping that students would be able to copy and paste the square root and pi symbols to put in the boxes, but I don't know if it actually works to do that.

9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Algebra 2, Calculus, PreCalculus

Calculus Notes: Intro to the Derivative

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Helpful Handouts for High School Math

Introduce the derivative as the LIMIT of a DIFFERENCE QUOTIENT. Students are actively involved in the Graphical, Algebraic, and Numerical analysis of the limit of "rise over run" as the "run" decreases toward zero. Students work through four graphical examples of the derivative at a point.

11th - 12th, Higher Education

Calculus