Khan Academy: Css in the Wild: Google Maps

Prepare for the zombie apocalypse ... by studying quadrilaterals? Given a map of an imaginary town, scholars identify quadrilaterals created by streets. They then use Google Earth and Google Maps to find parallelograms, rectangles,...

A walkthrough of CSSZengarden.com, which shows just how much you can change with CSS. Keep going with CSS on Khan Academy!

Test your knowledge of CSS specificity rules.

In this seven-problem quiz/practice, students understand how subdivision works with an object in three dimensions.

A discussion of asymptotic notation in relation to the rate of growth of an algorithm's running time.

Practice what you have learned about how changes in the demand for money and/or the money supply affect the nominal interest rate in this seven-problem exercise.

The sequel to Polar Coordinates 1 from the Khan Academy, this segment goes through some examples on converting polar coordinates to rectangular coordinates and converting a Cartesian equation to a polar equation. Graphing is also used to...

This video follows from Khan Academy: Sequences and Series (Part 1) and furthers the idea of the basic geometric series. Explains how to find the sum of both a finite and an infinite geometric series. Uses limits to find the sum of an...

Another segment in the series on compound interest and the number e from the Khan Academy. This video begins to derive the formula for interest compounded continuously (A=Pe^rt). Limits are employed to show that the limit of the interest...

The last video in a three-part series on the Binomial Theorem from the Khan Academy. This segment illustrates how the Binomial Theorem is directly related to combinatorics using (a + b)^3 as an example. Students can clearly see how a...