Students will be able to use various graphical representations to determine which of two functions is greater for large values of x.

This lesson involves exploring the formula for compound interest as a function of the initial deposit, interest rate, and the number of pay periods per year.

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

This lesson involves creating an exponential regression equation to model the temperature of water as it cools.

This lesson involves three real-world data sets in which the relationship between each pair of variables is non-linear. Students will be asked to describe the original relationship between each pair of variables, and observe how each transformation is used to achieve a linear relationship.

In this activity, students will learn how to create a slider to control a variable on a graph.

Students will explore the family of exponential functions of the form f(x) = c * b ^x+aand be able to describe the effect of each parameter on the graph of y = f(x).

This lesson involves the family of logarithmic functions of the form f(x) = c*log_b(x+a).