The Square Root

This practice or test is a creative way to test students' knowledge of finding angles in a circle. It includes central angles, inscribed angles, interior, and exterior angles. The segments included in the circle are a radius, diameter, secant, and tangent lines. **Note- Print at scale of 130% to take up most of an 8.5 X 11 sheet of paper.**

Topics include: Graphing Exponentials, Switching between exponential and logarithmic form, finding the inverse of logs and exponentials, properties of logarithms, solving for logarithms and exponentials, and compounded continuously interest.

A 10 question worksheet using transformations of the parent function to graph radical functions.

This handout includes the theorems for inscribed angles, angles formed by a chord and tangent lines, angles formed by 2 chords, angles formed by secant-tangent lines, angles formed by 2 tangent lines, and angles formed by 2 secant lines. The handout includes a circle for teacher worked examples as well as each theorem already typed out for students to concentrate on the content.

A short mix up of all the different types of angles that are made from chords, secants, tangents, and semicircles. Every combination is exhibited on this worksheet, but it provides a short worksheet for each teacher to add the information they want to add to make it more or less challenging for individual students.

A great worksheet designed to be used at notes for Geometry class over Segments of a Circle and Equation of a Circle. The theorems include two chords, two secants, and a secant and a tangent. The equation of a circle includes the standard form and general form of a circle, as well as how to graph a circle given the equation.

Students graph parabolas using the vertex, axis of symmetry, and y intercept.

Students graph parabolas using the vertex, axis of symmetry, and y intercept.