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Function Operations and Composition of Functions Task Card Activity Students practice performing function operations and finding compositions & decompositions of functions. There are a total of 22 task cards + 2 bonus task cards, available in black and white AND color. The initial 22 task cards are broken down into the following topics: Cards #1-5: Operations with functions (sum, difference, product, quotient). Students also state the domain of each new function. Cards #6-10: Compositio

Solving Systems of Equations Task Card Activity Students solve systems of linear equations with 3-4 variables using matrices, Gaussian elimination, or Gauss-Jordan elimination.. There are a total of 16 task cards + 4 bonus task cards, available in black and white AND color. The initial 16 task cards are broken down into the following topics: Cards #1-4: Students are tasked with finding the reduced row-echelon form of a given augmented matrix Cards #5-8: Students solve a system of linear

Partial Fraction Decomposition Task Card Activity Students practice writing partial fraction decompositions of rational expressions using linear factors/ prime quadratic factors within the denominator. There are a total of 20 task cards + 4 bonus task cards, available in black and white AND color. The initial 20 task cards are broken down into the following topics: Cards #1-5: Partial fraction decomposition of rational expressions Cards #6-10: Partial fraction decomposition of improper r

Order of Operations Task Card Activity Students practice simplifying numerical expressions using order of operations. There are a total of 12 task cards + 4 bonus task cards. Students can check their solutions to the initial 12 problems by scanning the QR code on the card. An internet connection is not required but students will need access to a device with a QR scanning app. The four bonus task cards are intended to challenge students and oftentimes require students to think beyond the con

Order of Operations Task Card Activity Students practice simplifying numerical expressions using order of operations. There are a total of 12 task cards + 4 bonus task cards. Students can check their solutions to the initial 12 problems by scanning the QR code on the card. An internet connection is not required but students will need access to a device with a QR scanning app. The four bonus task cards are intended to challenge students and oftentimes require students to think beyond the con