Altered State
Make a false equation correct by alternating the “punctuation” on the left side of the equation.
Make a false equation correct by alternating the “punctuation” on the left side of the equation.
Is the given relation comparing key position and frequency actually a function?
Explore the world of Heron triangles – triangles with sides of integral length and integral area.
Determine the behavior of natural numbers given that even and odd numbers act differently.
Find four equations whose graphs are oblique (slanted) lines that will intersect to form the vertices of a square.
How can the discriminant help you determine how many times the graph will cross the x-axis?
Describe any patterns you find when comparing a function to its reciprocal function.
Describe how the graph of an absolute value function changes when you modify a, b, and c.