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Exponential Dice

This lesson involves using a simulation to generate data that can be modeled by exponential growth and decay functions.
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Unwrapping the Unit Circle

Students will learn the shapes of the graphs of the sine and cosine functions and how they relate to the unit circle.
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Switching Things Around

Students will learn the graphs and restrictions for inverse sine and cosine functions.
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Solution 34835: Storing Graph Elements on the TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus Family of Graphing Calculators.

...different than a picture in that a GDB stores the elements that make up the resulting graph, instead of simply the output. The following elements are contained in a GDB: 1) Graphing mode 2) Window variables 3) Format settings 4) All functions in the Y= editor and the selection status of each 5) ...
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Solution 37295: Troubleshooting a TI-84 Plus CE or TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition That Will Not Turn On, Charge, Function Properly, Displays a “Validating Operating System…” Message or Flashes White.

...escribed in the troubleshooting steps below may cause a loss of applications, programs, and data. If at all possible, please backup all your files by copying data files and programs from your calculator to a folder on your computer using TI Connect CE™ Software. 1) Attempt to charge the calculato...
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Fractions as Division

In this activity students explore the division of two whole numbers by a fraction. It is important for students to recognize that this concept shows two different ways to think about the same fraction.
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