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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

This is a Google Slides presentation designed to address the standards of DP Math Apps for subtopic 3.1, but the content is not at all specific to this course and can be easily adapted to other courses. This presentation covers: The distance between two points in three-dimensional space, and their midpointPerimeter and area of two-dimensional shapes including rectangles, triangles, and circlesVolume and surface area of three-dimensional solids including right-pyramid, right cone, sphere, hemisph

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 Bundle includes three Google Slide presentations. Each presentation addresses one of the Common Core/AERO standards for Grade 7 math in the domain of Number System. The presentations were designed for these standards, but the content can be easily adapted to other courses. These presentations can be used to lecture but include sufficient detail and to assign students to look through it for independent study, virtual learning, or for a flipped classroom. These presentation cover: 7.NS.A.1 Ap

This is Google Slides presentation was designed to address the Grade 7 Math Common Core/AERO standards 7.SP.A.1 and 7.SP.A.2, but the content is not at all specific to this course and can be easily adapted to other courses. This presentation covers: Use random sampling to draw inferences about a population7.SP.A.1Understand that statistics can be used to gain information about a population by examining a sample of the population; generalizations about a population from a sample are valid only if

This Bundle includes three Google Slide presentations. Each presentation addresses one of the Common Core/AERO standards for Grade 7 math in the domain of Rations and Proportional Relationships. The presentations were designed for these standards, but the content can be easily adapted to other courses. These presentations can be used to lecture but include sufficient detail and to assign students to look through it for independent study, virtual learning, or for a flipped classroom. These prese

This Google Slides presentation covers: The distance between two points in three-dimensional space, and their midpointThis 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 not create them. Note) This presentation is a portion of the content and slides as covered in my less

This Bundle includes three Google Slide presentations. Each presentation addresses one of the Common Core/AERO standards for Grade 7 math in the domain of Statistics and Probability. Collectively, these presentations cover all grade 7 standards for statistics and probability as well as some of the 6th grade standards as review/scaffolding. The presentations were designed for these standards, but the content can be easily adapted to other courses. These presentations can be used to lecture but in

This Google Sheet is programmed to help demonstrate the power of time and additional monthly contributions in compound interest. All the user needs to do is input numbers for the following 6 values: Age to Start InvestingInitial Investment ValueAdditional Monthly ContributionsAnticipated Annual Growth Rate (%)Interest Rate Variance RangeTimes Compounded Per YearAfter these six numbers have been entered, the Google Sheet is programmed to: calculate the total amount of money that has been inves

This Google Slides presentation covers: Simple harmonic oscillationsTime period, frequency, amplitude, displacement, and phase differenceConditions for simple harmonic motionQualitatively describing the energy transformations that take place during one oscillationSketching and interpreting graphs of simple harmonic motion examplesDeriving the velocity vs. time graph of SHM from a displacement vs. time graphDeriving the acceleration vs. time graph of SHM from a velocity vs. time graphThis present

This is a Google Slides presentation designed to address the standards of DP Physics for subtopic 4.1, but the content is not at all specific to this course and can be easily adapted to other courses. This presentation covers: Simple harmonic oscillationsTime period, frequency, amplitude, displacement, and phase differenceConditions for simple harmonic motionQualitatively describing the energy transformations that take place during one oscillationSketching and interpreting graphs of simple harmo

This presentation covers: using the sine, cosine, and tangent ratios to find the sides and angles of right-trianglesusing the sine and cosine rule to find the sides and angles of non-right trianglesfinding the area of non-right trianglesanswering questions using angles of elevation and depressionconstructing labeled diagrams from written statements This presentation can be used to lecture but includes sufficient detail and to assign students to look through it for independent study, virtual lear

This product is a Google Sheet programmed to help keep track of loan payments. This can be used for class but is also something I personally use to track the payment of my student loans. Every month, the user should input their value own for each of their debts and the amount paid towards their debts that month. The spreadsheet is then programmed to calculate and present: the total Remaining Debt during that monththe percent of the loans that remains based on the initial month's valuethe numeri

This is Google Slides presentation was designed to address the Grade 7 Math Common Core/AERO standard 7.RP.A.2, but the content is not at all specific to this course and can be easily adapted to other courses. This presentation covers: 7.RP.A.2 Recognize and represent proportional relationships between quantities. a. Decide whether two quantities are in a proportional relationship, e.g., by testing for equivalent ratios in a table or graphing on a coordinate plane and observing whether the graph

This is Google Slides presentation was designed to address all of the Grade 7 Math Common Core/AERO standards for 7.SP.A but the content is not at all specific to this course and can be easily adapted to other courses. In the name of scaffolding, several skills and standards from the Grade 6 curriculum are retaught in this presentation in order to give lower-level students a chance to catch up. This presentation covers: 6.SP.A.2Understand that a set of data collected to answer a statistical ques

This is a combined presentation designed to address the standards of DP Math Apps for subtopics 1.2 and 1.3, but the content is not at all specific to this course and can be easily adapted to other courses. This presentation covers: - Arithmetic sequences and series. - Use of the formulae for the nth term and the sum of the first n terms of the sequence. - Use of sigma notation for sums of arithmetic sequences - Geometric sequences and series. - Use of the formulae for the nth term and the sum o

This is Google Slides presentation was designed to address the Grade 7 Math Common Core/AERO standard 7.RP.A.2, but the content is not at all specific to this course and can be easily adapted to other courses. This presentation covers: 7.SP.C.5 Understand that the probability of a chance event is a number between 0 and 1 that expresses the likelihood of the event occurring. Larger numbers indicate greater likelihood. A probability near 0 indicates an unlikely event, a probability around 1/2 indi

This is a Google Slides presentation designed to address the standards of DP Math Apps for subtopic 3.3, but the content is not at all specific to this course and can be easily adapted to other courses. This presentation covers: using the sine, cosine, and tangent ratios to find the sides and angles of right-trianglesusing the sine and cosine rule to find the sides and angles of non-right trianglesanswering questions using angles of elevation and depressionconstructing labeled diagrams from writ

This Google Slides presentation covers: Concept of a function, domain, range, and graphFunction notation, for example f(x), v(t), C(n)The concept of a function a mathematical modelInformal concept of a function that an inverse function reverses or undoes the effect of a functionFinding inverse functions algebraically and graphicallyInverse function as a reflection in the line y=x, and the notation f^-1(x)This presentation can be used to lecture but includes sufficient detail and to assign studen

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