Function and Not a Function

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Evaluating Inverse Trig Functions Foldable Organizer

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This Evaluating Inverse Trig Functions Foldable Organizer will help your students grasp the concepts and also get practice with Composite Inverse Trig Functions. Your students fill-in the properties and then practice 16 well chosen representative problems. Also included are 6 completed examples for reference. Problems include straightforward problems such as sin_inverse(1/2) and more complex problems like sin(sin_inverse of π/2) or arcsin(sin(3π)). Both notations, sin^-1 and arcsin for i

10th - 12th

Math, Other (Math), PreCalculus

Also included in: AP PreCalculus Unit 3 Trig Functions Activity Bundle

Using Functions to Model Relationships Worksheet

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Maya Khalil

The graph of this function represents all ordered pair combinations of two kinds of candy that can be bought with $50. This application works for both 8th grade and algebra-1. If you are using it for an algebra-1 class, you could use function notation. 8th graders are not required to use function notation in Common Core. I have included a detailed answer key. The preview above will give you a better idea.

8th - 11th

Algebra, Graphing, Other (Math)

CCSS

8.F.B.4

, HSF-IF.B.4

, HSF-IF.C.7