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- Chapter Closure
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- Section 3.1
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- Section 4.1
- Section 4.2
- Section 5.1
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- Section 6.1
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- Section 7.1
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- Section 8.1
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- Section 8.3
- Section 8.4
- Section 9.1
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- Section 11.1
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How can I classify this polygon? Attributes of Polygons | ||
How can I classify this polygon? Attributes of Polygons | ||
How can I describe it? More Attributes of Polygons | ||
How can I describe it? More Attributes of Polygons | ||
Can you predict the results? Making Predictions and Investigating Results | ||
Can you predict the results? Making Predictions and Investigating Results | ||
How can I predict the area? Perimeters and Areas of Enlarging Patterns | ||
How can I predict the area? Perimeters and Areas of Enlarging Patterns | ||
How can I express area? Area as a Product and a Sum | ||
How can I express area? Area as a Product and a Sum | ||
How can I describe a graph? Describing a Graph | ||
How can I describe a graph? Describing a Graph | ||
What is the relationship? Angle Pair Relationships | ||
What is the relationship? Angle Pair Relationships | ||
What is the relationship? Angles Formed by Transversals | ||
What is the relationship? Angles Formed by Transversals | ||
What is the relationship? More Angles Formed by Transversals | ||
What is the relationship? More Angles Formed by Transversals | ||
What other relationships can I find? Angles and Sides of a Triangle | ||
What other relationships can I find? Angles and Sides of a Triangle | ||
What information do I need? Triangle Congruence Theorems | ||
What information do I need? Triangle Congruence Theorems | ||
How can I organize by thinking? Flowcharts for Congruence | ||
How can I organize by thinking? Flowcharts for Congruence | ||
Can I reverse it? Converses | ||
Can I reverse it? Converses | ||
What if I assume the opposite is true? Proof by Contradiction | ||
What if I assume the opposite is true? Proof by Contradiction | ||
What do these shapes have in common? Dilations | ||
What do these shapes have in common? Dilations | ||
How can I maintain the shape? Similarity | ||
How can I maintain the shape? Similarity | ||
What information do I need? Conditions for Triangle Similarity | ||
What information do I need? Conditions for Triangle Similarity | ||
Are the triangles similar? Determining Similar Triangles | ||
Are the triangles similar? Determining Similar Triangles | ||
What can I do with similar triangles? Applying Similarity | ||
What can I do with similar triangles? Applying Similarity | ||
How can I justify it? Similar Triangle Proofs | ||
How can I justify it? Similar Triangle Proofs | ||
How can I represent it? Using an Area Model | ||
How can I represent it? Using an Area Model | ||
How can I represent it? Using a Tree Diagram | ||
How can I represent it? Using a Tree Diagram | ||
What model should I use? Probability Models | ||
What model should I use? Probability Models | ||
What are the chances of both events? Unions, Intersections, and Complements | ||
What are the chances of both events? Unions, Intersections, and Complements | ||
How much can I expect to win? Expected Value | ||
How much can I expect to win? Expected Value | ||
What patterns can I use? Constant Ratios in Right Triangles | ||
What patterns can I use? Constant Ratios in Right Triangles | ||
How important is the angle? Connecting Slope Ratios to Specific Angles | ||
How important is the angle? Connecting Slope Ratios to Specific Angles | ||
What if the angle changes? Expanding the Trig Table | ||
What if the angle changes? Expanding the Trig Table | ||
What about other right triangles? The Tangent Ratio | ||
What about other right triangles? The Tangent Ratio | ||
What if I can't measure it? Applying the Tangent Ratio | ||
What if I can't measure it? Applying the Tangent Ratio | ||
How can I determine the product? Introduction to Factoring Expressions | ||
How can I determine the product? Introduction to Factoring Expressions | ||
Is there a faster method? Factoring with Area Models | ||
Is there a faster method? Factoring with Area Models | ||
How can I factor this? Factoring More Quadratics | ||
How can I factor this? Factoring More Quadratics | ||
Can it be factored further? Factoring Completely | ||
Can it be factored further? Factoring Completely | ||
How can I use the structure? Factoring Special Cases | ||
How can I use the structure? Factoring Special Cases | ||
What if I know the hypotenuse? Sine and Cosine ratios | ||
What if I know the hypotenuse? Sine and Cosine ratios | ||
Which tool should I use? Selecting a Trig Tool | ||
Which tool should I use? Selecting a Trig Tool | ||
How can I determine the angle measure? Inverse Trigonometry | ||
How can I determine the angle measure? Inverse Trigonometry | ||
How can I use trig ratios? Trigonometric Applications | ||
How can I use trig ratios? Trigonometric Applications | ||
How can I describe a parabola? Investigating the Graphs of Quadratic Functions | ||
How can I describe a parabola? Investigating the Graphs of Quadratic Functions | ||
What are the connections? Multiple Representations of Quadratic Functions | ||
What are the connections? Multiple Representations of Quadratic Functions | ||
How can I sketch it without a table? Zero Product Property | ||
How can I sketch it without a table? Zero Product Property | ||
What new connection can I make? Writing Equations for Quadratic Functions | ||
What new connection can I make? Writing Equations for Quadratic Functions | ||
What is the connection? Completing the Quadratic Web | ||
What is the connection? Completing the Quadratic Web | ||
What do I know about the solutions? Perfect Square Equations | ||
What do I know about the solutions? Perfect Square Equations | ||
How can I make it a perfect square? Completing the Square | ||
How can I make it a perfect square? Completing the Square | ||
How can I generalize? More Completing the Square | ||
How can I generalize? More Completing the Square | ||
How else can I solve it? Introduction to the Quadratic Formula | ||
How else can I solve it? Introduction to the Quadratic Formula | ||
What can I use it? Solving and Applying Quadratic Equations | ||
What can I use it? Solving and Applying Quadratic Equations | ||
What are imaginary numbers? Introducing Complex Numbers | ||
What are imaginary numbers? Introducing Complex Numbers | ||
Is there a pattern? Special Right Triangles | ||
Is there a pattern? Special Right Triangles | ||
How can I use similar triangles? Pythagorean Triples | ||
How can I use similar triangles? Pythagorean Triples | ||
What connections can I make? Special Right Triangles and Trigonometry | ||
What connections can I make? Special Right Triangles and Trigonometry | ||
How can I rewrite it? Radicals and Fractional Exponents | ||
How can I rewrite it? Radicals and Fractional Exponents | ||
How can I model it? At Your Service | ||
How can I model it? At Your Service | ||
What relationships can I use? Angles on a Pool Table | ||
What relationships can I use? Angles on a Pool Table | ||
What is the shortest distance? Shortest Distance Problems | ||
What is the shortest distance? Shortest Distance Problems | ||
Where does it come from? The Number System and Deriving the Quadratic Formula | ||
Where does it come from? The Number System and Deriving the Quadratic Formula | ||
How can I represent it? Using Algebra to Find a Maximum | ||
How can I represent it? Using Algebra to Find a Maximum | ||
How can I analyze it to make a decision? Analyzing a Game | ||
How can I analyze it to make a decision? Analyzing a Game | ||
What can I learn about quadrilaterals? ExploreâConjectureâProve | ||
What can I learn about quadrilaterals? ExploreâConjectureâProve | ||
What is special about a rhombus? Properties of Rhombi | ||
What is special about a rhombus? Properties of Rhombi | ||
How else can I write it? Two-Column Proofs | ||
How else can I write it? Two-Column Proofs | ||
What else can I prove? More Geometric Proofs | ||
What else can I prove? More Geometric Proofs | ||
How can I use other properties to prove? Using Similar Triangles to Prove Theorems | ||
How can I use other properties to prove? Using Similar Triangles to Prove Theorems | ||
What does independence tell me? Conditional Probability and Independence | ||
What does independence tell me? Conditional Probability and Independence | ||
Is there another way to organize data? More Conditional Probability | ||
Is there another way to organize data? More Conditional Probability | ||
How can I pull it all together? Applications of Probability | ||
How can I pull it all together? Applications of Probability | ||
What can I construct? Constructing Triangle Centers | ||
What can I construct? Constructing Triangle Centers | ||
What is its measure? Angles of Polygons | ||
What is its measure? Angles of Polygons | ||
What is the area? Areas of Regular Polygons | ||
What is the area? Areas of Regular Polygons | ||
How does the area change? Area Ratios of Similar Figures | ||
How does the area change? Area Ratios of Similar Figures | ||
How does the area change? Ratios of Similarity | ||
How does the area change? Ratios of Similarity | ||
What if it has infinitely many sides? A Special Ratio | ||
What if it has infinitely many sides? A Special Ratio | ||
What is the relationship? Arcs and Sectors | ||
What is the relationship? Arcs and Sectors | ||
How can I use it? Circles in Context | ||
How can I use it? Circles in Context | ||
How can an equation help me predict? Modeling Nonlinear Data | ||
How can an equation help me predict? Modeling Nonlinear Data | ||
How can I shift and stretch a parabola? Parabola Investigation | ||
How can I shift and stretch a parabola? Parabola Investigation | ||
What does the equation reveal? Graphing Form of a Quadratic Function | ||
What does the equation reveal? Graphing Form of a Quadratic Function | ||
Can I transform other functions? Transforming the Absolute Value Function | ||
Can I transform other functions? Transforming the Absolute Value Function | ||
How can I solve quadratic inequalities? Quadratic Applications with Inequalities | ||
How can I solve quadratic inequalities? Quadratic Applications with Inequalities | ||
How can I determine the intersections? Solving Systems of Equations | ||
How can I determine the intersections? Solving Systems of Equations | ||
How fast is it going? Average Rate of Change and Projectile Motion | ||
How fast is it going? Average Rate of Change and Projectile Motion | ||
Which function always wins? Comparing the Growth of Functions | ||
Which function always wins? Comparing the Growth of Functions | ||
Can I build a function piece by piece? Piecewise-Defined Functions | ||
Can I build a function piece by piece? Piecewise-Defined Functions | ||
How else can I build a new function? Combining Functions | ||
How else can I build a new function? Combining Functions | ||
How can I "undo" a function? Inverse Functions | ||
How can I "undo" a function? Inverse Functions | ||
What is the equation? The Equation of a Circle | ||
What is the equation? The Equation of a Circle | ||
How can I find the center and radius? Completing the Square for Equations of Circles | ||
How can I find the center and radius? Completing the Square for Equations of Circles | ||
How can I graph it? The Geometric Definition of a Parabola | ||
How can I graph it? The Geometric Definition of a Parabola | ||
How far across is it? Introduction to Chords | ||
How far across is it? Introduction to Chords | ||
What is the relationship? Angles and Arcs | ||
What is the relationship? Angles and Arcs | ||
What more can I learn about circles? Chords and Angles | ||
What more can I learn about circles? Chords and Angles | ||
What is the relationship? Tangent Lines | ||
What is the relationship? Tangent Lines | ||
What is the relationship? Tangents and Arcs | ||
What is the relationship? Tangents and Arcs | ||
How can I measure it? Prisms and Cylinders | ||
How can I measure it? Prisms and Cylinders | ||
How does the volume change? Volumes of Similar Solids | ||
How does the volume change? Volumes of Similar Solids | ||
How does the volume change? Ratios of Similarity | ||
How does the volume change? Ratios of Similarity | ||
How can I measure it? Volume of a Pyramid | ||
How can I measure it? Volume of a Pyramid | ||
What if it is a cone? Surface Area and Volume of a Cone | ||
What if it is a cone? Surface Area and Volume of a Cone | ||
What is the relationship? Surface Area and Volume of a Sphere | ||
What is the relationship? Surface Area and Volume of a Sphere | ||
What if the sample space is very large? The Fundamental Counting Principle | ||
What if the sample space is very large? The Fundamental Counting Principle | ||
How can I count arrangements? Permutations | ||
How can I count arrangements? Permutations | ||
How many groups are possible? Combinations | ||
How many groups are possible? Combinations | ||
What kind of counting problem is this? Categorizing Counting Problems | ||
What kind of counting problem is this? Categorizing Counting Problems | ||
What is the probability? Using Geometry to Calculate Probabilities | ||
What is the probability? Using Geometry to Calculate Probabilities | ||
How can I model it? Choosing a Model | ||
How can I model it? Choosing a Model | ||
What is special about this ratio? The Golden Ratio | ||
What is special about this ratio? The Golden Ratio | ||
What are my chances of winning? Some Challenging Probability Problems | ||
What are my chances of winning? Some Challenging Probability Problems | ||
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