Function Notation

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Calculus: Maclaurin Series - Partner Activity or Practice Two Forms

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This is a collaborative partner activity or two similar forms of an engaging practice on Maclaurin series. Each form contains four problems. Two problems are finding the Maclaurin series for the given function and expressing it with summation notation. Students are also asked to find the Maclaurin polynomial of a given degree for the function. The other two of the problems are finding only the Maclaurin polynomial of a given order for the given function. The functions included are rational, radi

12th

Calculus

Also included in: THE ULTIMATE AP CALCULUS AB & BC BUNDLE (3100+ problems)

Calculus - Limit Task Cards

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Math Through Discovery LLC

What ideas about limits are contained on these 40 task cards? Set 1: Students practice communicating limits by writing the words for the mathematical notation of a limit. Set 2: Students answer limit questions from a graphical presentation of a function. Set 3: Students approximate limits from tabular information of a function. Set 4: Students draw possible graphical representation for statements about limit and function values to a function. Set 5: Students, use correct mathematical no

11th - 12th, Higher Education

Calculus, Math, PreCalculus

Also included in: Bundle of Calculus Task Cards 1

Calculus: Taylor and Maclaurin Series - 10 Practice Tickets/Stations

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Niki Math

These are 10 practice tickets on Taylor and Maclaurin Series. Each ticket contains two problems: the first problem is finding the Taylor series for a given function expanded around x=a ( there are problems where students are asked to find only the first five terms) and the second problem is finding the Maclaurin series of a given degree for a given function. The half of the problems ask expressing the Maclaurin series for the given function in summation notation. The functions included are p

12th

Calculus

Also included in: THE ULTIMATE AP CALCULUS AB & BC BUNDLE (3100+ problems)