Units (select a unit)

• Functions

  What is a Function?
  Graphs of Functions
  Getting Info from the Graph
  Avg Rate of Change
  Transformations of Functions
  Arithmetic Sequences
  Combining Functions
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• Polynomial & Rational Functions

  Graphs of Polynomial Func
  Zeros of Polynomial Func
  Writing Polynomial Func from its Zeros
  Binomial Theorem
  Polynomial Inequalities
  Graphs of Rational Func
  Complex Fractions & Rational Equations
  Rational Ineq
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• Exponential & Logarithmic Functions

  Topics include:
  - Rewriting Exp. as Like Terms
  - Exponential Functions
  - Exp Functions with Base e
  - Introduction to Logarithms
  - The Natural Logarithm
  - Logarithmic Functions
  - Properties of Logarithms
  - Solve Exp & Log Equations
  - Modeling w/ Exp & Logs
  - Geometric Sequences
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• Conic Sections

  Intro to Conic Sections
  Parabolas
  Circles
  Ellipses
  Hyperbolas
  Recognizing Conic Sections from General Form
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• Trigonometric Functions

  Angle & Radian Measures
  Right Triangle Trig
  The Unit Circle
  Sine, Cosine & Tangent Functions
  Reciprocal, Composite & Inverse Trig
  Modeling Using Trig
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• Analytic Trigonometry

  Fundamental, Sum & Difference Identities
  Multiple Angle & Power Reducing Identities
  Product--Sum Formulas
  Solving Trigonometric Equations
  Law of Sines & Cosines
  Area of Triangles
  Solving Triangles w/ Bearings
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Hi, I am wondering, will this course be completed by Sept 2023?

Hi Robert

Yes, the whole course will be ready for September 2023. Materials will be posted throughout the summer.

Best
Maria

Are the two Trig and Polar Functions units complete yet?

Dear Darla Matsakis,

Thank you for your comment. The Trigonometric Functions Unit has had 2 of the 3 presentations reviewed and posted today (see Chapters 1 and 2). The final presentation within this unit will be reviewed and posted by the end of the day Friday, 1/26/24. We will also work on posting the supporting files by 2/1/24.

The materials in the Polar Coordinates and Parametric Equations unit, which will consist of two chapters of materials, should be completed and posted by the beginning of March.

Please let us know if more information is needed or any questions arise.

Kind regards,

Audra