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This worksheet asks students to match nine different transformations of a function f(x) whose graph is given with their corresponding graphs. The transformations covered include vertical and horizontal translations, vertical and horizontal stretches and compressions, and reflections. Some, but not all, of the graphs include multiple transformations. An answer key is included with this worksheet.

In this worksheet, students are presented with a graph and asked to evaluate several limits based on that graph. Right and left-hand limits are included, and the graph features jump and removable discontinuities as well as vertical asymptotes resulting in infinite limits. This is an introductory activity intended as a practice or informal assessment in the early stages of students' exposure to limits. An answer key is included with this worksheet.

This worksheet asks students to match nine differential equations with their corresponding slope fields. This activity is intended as a practice exercise or formative assessment for use in the early stages of students' work with slope fields. An answer key is included with this worksheet.

In this worksheet, students will write the standard-form equations of nine conic sections given their graphs. The graphs of circles, ellipses, and hyperbolas are all mixed within the same set of problems, so that students must be careful not to confuse the different forms with each other as they work. This feature makes this worksheet particularly well-suited for a practice activity after students have learned about each of the three featured conics individually. An answer key is included with t

In this worksheet, students practice drawing conclusions from the slope fields (a.k.a. direction fields) that are pictured. Students will not only estimate the value of y' at various points based on the slope field, but also draw solution curves and estimate various quantities based on those solution curves. An answer key is included with this worksheet.