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Preview of Arithmetic Sequence Notes

Arithmetic Sequence Notes

Created by
Cheryl Palmer
*Updated PPT 1/19/21* Notes over Arithmetic Sequence: explains labeling terms using subscript, explains where the parts of the equation come from, demonstrates appropriate calculator skills for working backwards. Comes with printable guided notes slides, 12 practice problems, 12 accommodated practice problems, and 8 modified (alternate goals) practice problems. I also have a Kahoot called "Arithmetic Sequence Practice" that we use after the notes and before they do their independent practice
Preview of ID Arithmetic Sequences and Recursive Formulas-PowerPoint (w/ free video)

ID Arithmetic Sequences and Recursive Formulas-PowerPoint (w/ free video)

Created by
ddow53
PowerPoint with examples for direct instruction. Several examples show identifying arithmetic sequences and finding the common difference. Then examples finding the next three terms. The lesson also covers the recursive formula: a(1) = the first term, a(n) = a(n-1) + d (using subscripts). Then several examples using the formula and then writing the formula. The video for this lesson for review or absent students is on https://youtu.be/iLJh1YtL-38
Preview of Using the Equation Editor in Word Spring 2013 (Editable)

Using the Equation Editor in Word Spring 2013 (Editable)

Created by
Peter Jonnard
After years of reading "text"-based formulas in student projects and papers, I made the leap to have them use the equation editor in Word. This was a simple 30-minute activity for most of my IB/Precalculus students, and they really seemed to enjoy creating crazy formulas with subscripts and unfamiliar mathematical operators. Keywords: How to use equation editor, microsoft equation 3.0, microsoft word, how to edit equations, Jonnard
Preview of ALGEBRA PP: SLOPE FOR LINEAR EQUATIONS AND FUNCTIONS:  DISTANCE LEARNING/NO PREP

ALGEBRA PP: SLOPE FOR LINEAR EQUATIONS AND FUNCTIONS: DISTANCE LEARNING/NO PREP

In the following lesson, students address the slant of a graphed line. * Students learn that the slant is most commonly referred to as "slope". * They begin the lesson learning the symbol for slope * Next, students learn three ways to express the ratio used to calculate the slope * Students are presented with the slope formula * Students learn the origination and the meaning of the term "subscript" and its meaning on the slope formula. * Students are reminded to use parentheses when
Preview of Velocity, Acceleration, and Displacement Worksheet Bundle (Physics)

Velocity, Acceleration, and Displacement Worksheet Bundle (Physics)

Created by
Science Brian
This bundle features three (3) worksheets and a total of 89 questions involving calculations in the areas of velocity, acceleration, and displacement. More specifically: The Average Velocity Practice Problems worksheet has 11 scenarios and 26 total questions giving students practice using the formula vavg = Δd ÷ Δt = (d2 – d1) ÷ Δt The Finding Acceleration Practice Problems worksheet has 15 scenarios and 27 total questions giving students practice using the formula ā = Δv ÷ Δt = (v2 – v1)
Preview of Why Study Math? Linear Equations and the Point-Slope Form

Why Study Math? Linear Equations and the Point-Slope Form

Created by
liless
As we found inside the article “Why Study Math? – Linear Equations and Slope-Intercept Type,” linear equations or functions are a number of the far more basic ones studied in algebra and basic mathematics. Here we’re heading to get a take a look at and analyze a further popular way of writing linear equations: the point-slope kind. As the name implies, the point-slope type for the equation of the line depends upon two points: the slope, as well as a given level around the line. When we know thes
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