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- 3D Objects Additional
- 3D Objects Recommended
- About Us
- Algebra
- Circles Additional
- Circles Recommended
- Data Analysis
- Fractions & Decimals Additional
- Fractions & Decimals Recommended
- Functions & Equations Additional
- Functions & Equations Recommended
- Geometry
- Graphing Additional
- Graphing Recommended
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- Integer Additional
- Integer Recommended
- Number Sense
- Other Polygons Additional
- Other Polygons Recommended
- Patterns Additional
- Patterns Recommended
- Probability Additional
- Probability Recommended
- Quadrilaterals Additional
- Quadrilaterals Recommended
- Ratio, Proportion, & Percent Additional
- Ratio, Proportion, & Percent Recommended
- Statistics Additional
- Statistics Recommended
- Triangles Additional
- Triangles Recommended
Categories
- 3D Objects Additional
- 3D Objects Recommended
- Circles Additional
- Circles Recommended
- Fractions & Decimals Additional
- Fractions & Decimals Recommended
- Functions & Equations Additional
- Functions & Equations Recommended
- Graphing Additional
- Graphing Recommended
- Integer Additional
- Integer Recommended
- Other Polygons Additional
- Other Polygons Recommended
- Patterns Additional
- Patterns Recommended
- Probability Additional
- Probability Recommended
- Quadrilaterals Additional
- Quadrilaterals Recommended
- Ratio, Proportion, & Percent Additional
- Ratio, Proportion, & Percent Recommended
- Statistics Additional
- Statistics Recommended
- Triangles Additional
- Triangles Recommended
Continuing a Pattern
Describe what happens on a graph if you continue the pattern shown in the table of values.
Labeling a Graph
What could the x- and y-axis on the given graph represent in the “real world”?
Holy Graphs
You are given a quadratic equation divided by a linear equation. Determine why the graph appears the way it does.
Late to School
Draw a distance vs. time graph to describe a given scenario.
Cereal Bars
Solve a system of equations to determine the units of ingredients needed to make a cereal bar.
Don’t Push It
Use a Computer Based Laboratory (CBL) device to investigate how the gas pressure changes with the volume.
It’s Getting Darker
Use a Computer Based Laboratory (CBL) device to investigate how the intensity of light changes with the distance from a light source such as a bulb or a flashlight.
Chill Out
Use a Computer Based Laboratory (CBL) device to investigate what happens to the temperature of a cup of hot water while time is passing.
Bouncing Ball
Use a Computer Based Laboratory (CBL) device to investigate the motion of a bouncing ball.
Taking Classes
Given certain parameters, how many possible students can take math and English, science and English, and math and science?