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This presentation guides readers on how to use functions and graphs in order to learn real-world information. The context of this presentation is based on the two types of seller accounts offered by Teachers Pay Teachers. This is a segment of a full lesson featured on my account the includes slides explaining each key feature on a graph and also includes other types of graphs and the real-world information that can be learned from them. An extended version of this lesson that includes a descript

In this presentation, the key features of a graph are explained, and then three examples of how to use graphs in order to learn real-world information are given and explained using each key feature for each type of graph. The first example explores linear graphs where the key features are used in order to analyze the Basic Seller Account and Premium Account of Teachers Pay Teachers. The second example explores parabolic graphs where the key features are used to understand the motion of a ball be

This Google Slides presentation covers: Financial applications of geometric sequences and seriesCompound interestAnnual depreciationCalculating the real value of an investment with an interest rate and an inflation rateThis presentation can be used to lecture but includes sufficient detail and to assign students to look through it for independent study, virtual learning, or for a flipped classroom. This lesson was supplemented with worksheets of practice problems that I did not include as I did

This is a presentation designed to address the standards of DP Math Apps for subtopic 1.4, but the content is not at all specific to this course and can be easily adapted to other courses. This presentation covers: Financial applications of geometric sequences and series:Compound interestAnnual depreciationCalculating the real value of an investment with an interest rate and an inflation rateThis presentation can be used to lecture but includes sufficient detail and to assign students to look th

This is a Google Sheets where you or your students can track their daily spending over a month. Users input their expenses into one of several categories (groceries, eating out, snacks, gas, and misc.). The Google Sheet is programmed to automatically add all items in that category, calculate the total spent on that category, and then show what percent of one's monthly income has been spent on that expense. Total expenses and net income are also programmed to be calculated. This a resource that I