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Quadratic formula and complete the square method

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Quadratic formula and complete the square method

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Red: Student Handout

Blue: Delta Math Examples

Green: Additional information

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Introduction to Probability, Basic Overview - Sample Space, & Tree Diagrams

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It includes Cards, Dice, and Coin
For example, there are 2 sides on a coin: head and tails. So, if you toss a coin, the probability of getting a head is 1/2, and similarly, the probability of getting a tail is 1/2.

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Delta Math - Permutations (Two Steps) Example

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Delta Math - Permutations (Two Steps) Example

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Delta Math - Combinations (Two Steps) Example

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Delta Math - Combinations (Two Steps) Example

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Delta Math - Permutation (One Step) Example

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Delta Math - Permutation (One Step) Example

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Delta Math - Combination (One Step) Example

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Delta Math - Combination (One Step) Example

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Handout/Notebook: Blue
Reviews/tests: Pink
Projects: Yellow
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Quadratic Word Problems Delta Math Example 2

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Quadratic Word Problems Delta Math Example 2

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Quadratic Word Problems Delta Math Example 1

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Quadratic Word Problems Delta Math Example 1

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Quadratic Word Problems Delta Math Example 3

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Quadratic Word Problems Delta Math Example 3

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Completing the square a > 1 full simplification Delta Math example

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Completing the square a > 1 full simplification Delta Math example

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Completing the Square Delta Math example

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Completing the Square Delta Math example

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Math Video Presentation Unit 2 and 3 Combined

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Math Video Presentation Unit 2 and 3 Combined

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This project from Unit 3 has covered what we've learned from Unit 2 and 3. The project features and online class where students try to teach one another with a math presentation based on what they've learned so far in Unit 2 and 3.
Link to the full video

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Features of Functions Formative Review 2

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Features of Functions Formative Review 2

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Converting numbers: Fractions, Decimals, Percentage 

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Converting numbers: Fractions, Decimals, Percentage 

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Completing the Square is a method where a Standard Form equation is converted to a Vertex From equation. Then both sides are squared to find the Zeros of the quadratic equation.

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Factoring is another method used to find the Zeroes or Intercepts of a Standard Form function.

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The Quadratic Formula is one of the methods used to find the Zeroes or the Intercepts of a Standard Form function.

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Classifying numbers into different sections

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Classifying numbers into different sections

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Identifying ration and irrational numbers 

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Identifying ration and irrational numbers 

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Evaluating square roots as perfect squares

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Evaluating square roots as perfect squares

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In Unit 3 we learned about the 3 different types of quadratic functions: Standard Form, Vertex Form, and Intercept Form. And how to find the Axis of Symmetry, Vertex, and Intercepts using these functions.

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Handout/Notebook: Blue
Reviews/tests: Pink
Projects: Yellow
Additional Images: Green
Deltamath: Purple

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These are the Vocabulary you are required to know from Unit 2 to identify the Key Features of Function.