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30 compound inequality graphs to write inequalities for. Please note these are hand drawn 'and' or 'or' graphs with a mixture of open and/or closed circles. Some graphs have both open circles, some have both closed circles and some have one of each. There is also a mixture of positive and negative values. The number lines are not fully numbered, only the points are numbered. I find students struggle to write compound inequalities from graphs, so created this for extra practice.

Slope lines activity rise over run graph 0 undefined included.

Use packs of fun size m&ms for this activity! Students can use a pack of m&ms to calculate probability of a single event, of mutually exclusive events, of independent events and dependent events based on the m&ms in their bag. Great for groups, pairs or individual work!

Function notation graphs. Use the graph to evaluate functions.

Handout/ worksheet provides brief overview of absolute value with examples. #1-20 simplify, #21-30 Evaluate given values for variables.

Graphic Organizer provides example of consistent independent, consistent dependent and inconsistent systems. Students graph each in space provided then determine if the slopes and y-intercepts were the same or different.

43 various one step multiplication / division equations. Includes negative fractions (numerator and or denominator).

Quadratic function forms chart (organizer/notes): Compares standard form, vertex form, and factored form and how to find the x-intercept(s) (zeros), y-intercept, axis of symmetry, and vertex from each.

side 1: #1-16 identify independent and dependent variable, #17 create your own side 2: #1-3 label graph, positive, negative, no correlation #4-12 identify if situation represent positive, negative, or no correlation #13-15 create your own positive, negative, no correlation.

12 Twelve days of Christmas and Pascals triangle activity chart graphic organizer. Attached you will find a Pascal "Christmas tree". This pattern can be found for free on the website printed on it. I did not create this template, so I am only attaching it as a reference to go along with the table that I created.

One page notes outline for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions. Includes an example of each.

This is an organizer to help students get to know the sine, cosine, and tangent values of angles from special triangles as they use the unit circle. In the first column they convert the degrees to radians. Then they provide the quadrant for each angle. Next (x,y) is for them to indicate if the x and y values will be positive or negative (I just have them use +/- and use zero and 1 for the angles that are on an axis). The remaining six columns are for students to write out the sine, cosine and ta

Radical expressions worksheet radical and exponent forms practice 68 problems! #1-34 exponent to radical form, #35-68 radical to exponent form. Answer key included!

Identify points coordinates ordered pairs from given graph A-Z

Help students remember the square root of x squared equals x! This is a very simple graphic organizer that provides space for students to write out the square root of the first 10 natural numbers squared and then take the square root to get the natural numbers back. It also provides space for them to write out the +/- symbol in front of the square root symbol to help them remember to do this when solving a simple quadratic equation. Lastly, there is space for them to re-write, "When you take the

#1-12 Are the following relations functions? Students can practice using vertical line test. Second set #1-18 includes piecewise graphs to determine if functions (open and closed circles). Answer key for this set provided.

ZERO vs ONE The common mistakes/misunderstandings caused by a lack of understanding the foundation of algebra. Help students prepare for the SAT and algebra with this simple, organized handout/worksheet. It begins with a graphic organizer for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing with x, 0, and 1. The next section is also organized by adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing like and unlike terms. (16 problems) Lastly, there are 4 equations and 4 systems of equations (includ

10 scenarios to translate into algebraic expressions - a key skill for the SAT. Situations students can relate to (ex: text messages, song download)

Evaluate function notation worksheet 24 practice problems review

Odds in favor Odds against handout notes worksheet homework assignment! Teach students the difference between odds and probability. Provides notes, examples, and two pages of practice!