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Solar System 2010

Solar System 2010. Presented by Linder Winter. EVENT DESCRIPTION. This event will address: The Sun Planets and their satellites Dwarf planets Comets Asteroids and the asteroid belt Meteoroids Oort Cloud Kuiper Belt. EVENT DESCRIPTION. A TEAM OF UP TO : 2

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CHAPTER TWO: DERIVATIVES

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Lesson 10-1: The Pythagorean Theorem

Lesson 10-1: The Pythagorean Theorem. Simplifying Radicals . Lesson 10-2. Essential Understanding . A radical is any number with a square root. You can simplify a radical expressions using multiplication and division. MULIPLICATION PROPERTY OF SQUARE ROOTS: ?32 = ?16 ? ?2 = 4?2.

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A Story of Functions

A Story of Functions. A Close Look at Grade 9 Module 4. Opening Exercise. Answer the following and discuss your responses with a neighbor: Why should students spend so much time studying quadratics? Why are quadratics (polynomials of degree 2) called quadratics anyway?

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10.1 Radical Expressions and Graphs

10.1 Radical Expressions and Graphs. is the positive square root of a, and is the negative square root of a because If a is a positive number that is not a perfect square then the square root of a is irrational. If a is a negative number then square root of a is not a real number.

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Parent Functions and Transformations

Parent Functions and Transformations. Transformation of Functions. Recognize graphs of common functions Use shifts to graph functions Use reflections to graph functions Graph functions w/ sequence of transformations.

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Parent Functions

Parent Functions. Lecture: 1D Pre AP & GT Precalculus. Function Notation. When referring to the output of a function, we typically use f(x) to denote the y-value output associated with an inputted x-value. This notation is due to Leonhard Euler (pronounced: Oiler) . Constant Function.

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Derivatives: A First Look

Derivatives: A First Look. Average rate of change Instantaneous rate of change Derivative limit of difference quotients Differentiable implies continuity Derivative notation. Different rates of change. y=f(x)

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Programming Languages

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Library of Functions

Library of Functions. You should be familiar with the shapes of these basic functions. We'll learn them in this section. Odd and Even Functions. A function f is even if. f( ? x) = f(x) for all x in its domain. Vertical line of reflection at x = 0. A function f is odd if.

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Do Now: p.381: #8

Do Now: p.381: #8. Integrate the two parts separately:. Shaded Area =. Integrating with Respect to y. Section 7.2b. Integrating with Respect to y. Sometimes the boundaries of a region are more easily described by functions of y than by functions of x . In such

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Square Root Functions

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EXAMPLE 1

x. x. ?. ?. Graph y = ,and state the domain and range. Compare the graph with the graph of y = . Make a table of values and sketch the graph. 1. 2. EXAMPLE 1. Graph a square root function. SOLUTION. x. x. ?. ?. The radicand of a square root must be nonnegative.

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Sample variance and sample error

Y=sqrt(X). sqrt(S 2 ). ?. ? 2. S 2. Sample variance and sample error. We learned recently how to determine the sample variance using the sample mean. How do we translate this to an unbiased estimate of the error on a single point?

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1.6 part I Parent Functions

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Function Families AII.6 2009

Function Families AII.6 2009. Objective:. Recognize the general shapes of function families including: square root cube root absolute value rational polynomial exponential logarithmic. Square Root Function. Cube Root Function. Absolute Value Function. Rational Function.

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Properties of Radical Expressions

Properties of Radical Expressions. Section 8.2. Properties of Radical Expressions. The square root function is a particular case of a larger group of functions called radical functions. This group also includes cube roots ( ) and fourth roots ( ) for instance. .

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14.2.A One-Sided Limits

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