Chapter 2 part 2 Targets

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Functions– AAT (H)

Mrs. Johnson - Chapter 2 Part 2

HW for the learning target

2.2 1

I can determine if a relationship is a function. pg 197 1,3,5,9,13,15

2

I can evaluate functions.

3

I can find the domain and range of functions.

4 I can use functions to model real-life problems.

2.3 1 pg 198 27,31,33 pg 199 57-69 odd pg 210 1,3 pg 199 87,89

I can use the Vertical Line Test for functions. pg 210 9,11,13

2

Learning Target

I can find zeros of a function. pg 211 15-29 odd

3

I can determine increasing and decreasing intervals of functions. pg 210 31-37 odd

4

I can determine relative maximum and minimum of functions. pg 212 49 - 53 odd

5

I can determine the average rate of change of a function. pg 212 63-69 odd

2.4 1

I can identify and graph squaring functions. pg 220 13, 15

2

I can identify and graph cubic functions.

3 I can identify and graph square root functions.

4 pg220 17, 19 pg 220 21,23

I can identify and graph reciprocal functions. pg 220 25,27

5 I can identify and graph piece-wise functions.

6

I can recognize and graph parent functions.

2.5 1 I can use vertical and horizontal shifts to sketch graphs of functions.

2 I can use reflections to sketch graphs of pg 220 43-49 odd pg 221 53-59 odd pg 229 9-15 all, 17,18,

43-59 odd, same as above functions.

3

I can use nonrigid transformations to sketch graphs of functions.

3.5 1 I can use the regression feature of the same as above graphing utility to find an equation that best fits the data. pg 320 1,7,9

2

I can write mathematical models for direct, inverse, and joint variation. worksheet

2.6

1

I can add and subtract functions. pg 238 5, 7 a and b only,

13,15

2 pg 238 9, 11 c and d only,

19,23

2.7

I can multiply and divide functions.

3 I can find the composite functions.

4

I can use combinations and composite functions to solve real-life problems.

1 I can find the inverse of a function algebraically.

2 I can verify that 2 functions are inverses of one another.

3 I can use the graph of a function to determine if it has an inverse.

4 I can use the Horizontal Line Test to determine if functions are one-to-one. pg 238 31 - 45 odd, pg 239 55,57,59,63 pg 248 1-7 odd, pg 248 13-23 odd, pg 248 9,11, 29,31 pg 249 65,67

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Learning Target Quiz Scoring Rubric

5 I completely understand the strategy and mathematical operations to be used, and I used them correctly.

 My work shows what I did and what I was thinking while I worked the problem.

 The way I worked the problem makes sense and is easy for someone else to follow.

 I followed through with my strategy from beginning to end.

 My explanation and work was clear and organized.

 I did all of my calculations correctly.

4 Some of 5, some of 3

3 I used mathematical operations and a strategy that I think works for most of the problem.

 Someone might have to add some information for my explanation to be easy to follow.

 I know which operations I should have used, but couldn’t complete the problem.

 I think I know what the problem is about, but I might have a hard time explaining it.

 I’m not sure how much detail I need in order to help someone understand what I did.

2 Some of 3, some of 1

1 I wasn’t sure which mathematical operations to use and my plan didn’t work.

 I didn’t know how to begin.

 I don’t think my calculations are correct.

 I don’t know what to write.

 I tried several things, but didn’t get anywhere.

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