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This bundle includes all things square roots. Transformations of square root functions (notes, practice, and google form)Key features of square root functions (notes, practice, and google form)Converting between rational exponents and radical expressions (notes and practice) Simplifying expressions with rational exponents (notes and practice) Solving radical equations notes and practice (notes and practice)Square root word problems (notes and practice)

This notes and practice product goes over vertical stretches/ compressions, translations left/right/up/down, and reflections over the x-axis of the square root function. There are problems on the notes and on the practice assignment where students have to identify the transformation, create square root equations given a description, and translate already translated functions.

This google form has 8 questions. The questions include finding the area of rectangles and triangles and the area of a shaded region to find the dimensions of the given shape along with two consecutive integer problems. (The second consecutive integer problem turns linear. All other problems are quadratic.)

This google form has 10 projectile motion word problems. All questions are multiple-choice.

This google form has questions about transformations of square root functions. There are questions where students have to identify the transformations given a function, where students have to create equations and identify the missing values, and where students have to translate an already translated function.

This google form has 16 questions. Each question asks for the axis of symmetry, vertex, and zeros. All questions have checkbox answers. The preview shows the questions and answers that are on the google form.

This google form has 8 questions where students are expected to determine the domain, range, end behavior, and interval of increase/ decrease of square root functions.

This google form has 8 square root word problems. All questions are open-ended.