Quiz 2: Euler's Method and Piecewise Linear Functions

For this linear function worksheet, students use Excel worksheets to solve piecewise linear functions. They plot functions and produce piecewise linear functions. This six-page worksheet contains detailed instructions on how to use...

In this linear function worksheet, students write linear functions, in intercept form, that satisfy given conditions. They find the local linearity for a function. This five-page worksheet contains examples, explanations, and six...

In this continuity activity, students compute limits, identify continuity, compute the rate of change, determine the instantaneous rate, and graph functions. This eight-page activity contains fifteen problems.

The inflection point, the point where the second derivative is zero, is the focus of a video  that works through a problem where it is not obvious to see the roots of a function. The solution to the problem requires using...

Build a function from pieces of other functions. Learners observe how to write a piecewise function from its graph with an instructive video. The video uses all notation and vocabulary related to piecewise functions, as well as...

Make connections with linear algebra. The video introduces the concept of linear algebra and its geometric underpinnings. The resource makes the case that a complete understanding of linear algebra topics should include geometric...

Do you want to play a little one-to-one? Learn to determine algebraically if a function is one-to-one. Work through two examples using the video as a guide. 

Demonstrate a complex integration by using partial fractions with an AP Calculus resource that works an example of integrating a rational function. The function's denominator has linear factors with one of them repeated. 

Don't be a square — learn to complete one! The instructor uses the general vertex form of the quadratic function to solve for the constants a, h, and k. Then, pupils can write the function in vertex form. The lesson follows a video on...

Explain the timing of a lake cleanup to the EPA using calculus. A project-based learning opportunity has learners compare rate functions to compute a total change. Their solutions explain the time needed to rid a lake of pollutants.