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FULL YEAR NOTES = You should have these notes on your notes section of your binder. For the final binder grade you must have all these notes. =

=** UNIT 1: Systems of Linear Equations and Inequalities **=
 * NOTES #1: Types of Solutions of Systems of Equations **
 * Number of Solutions **


 * NOTES #2: Solving Systems of Inequalities **
 * System of inequalities **


 * Matrices **
 * NOTES #3: Introduction to Matrices--Adding and Subtracting **
 * Intro to matrices **


 * NOTES #4: Multiplying Matrices **
 * Matrix multiplication **


 * NOTES #5: Determinants and Inverses **
 * Determinants and Inverses **


 * NOTES #6: Solving Systems Using Matrices **
 * Solving systems using matrices **


 * NOTES #7: Cramer's Rule **
 * Cramer's Rule 3x3 (page 1) Cramer's Rule 2x2 (page 2) **


 * Feasible Region **
 * NOTES #8: Linear Programing, AKA-Feasible Region **
 * Linear Programing aka Feasible Region **

=** UNIT 2: Features of Functions **=
 * NOTES #9: Introduction to Interval Notation **
 * Introduction to Interval Notation **


 * NOTES #10: Absent Teacher Work **
 * Graphing Piecewise Functions **


 * NOTES #11: Absent Teacher Work **
 * Writing eqns of piecewise (garph) **


 * Quarterly Review **
 * NOTES #12: QUARTERLY REVIEW #1 **
 * Systems and Feasible Region Review ANSWER: Systems and Feasible Region Review ANS **


 * NOTES #13: QUARTERLY REVIEW #2 **
 * Matrix review **


 * NOTES #14: **


 * NOTES #15: Analyzing Piecewise Functions **
 * Analyzing Piecewise Functions **


 * NOTES #16: Finding the GCF **
 * Video: Video on GCF **
 * Guided Notes:[[file:Notes 16-video guide-finding GCF.doc|Notes 16-video guide-finding GCF]] **

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 * NOTES #17: Using the Umbrella method to factor **


 * NOTES #18: The Quadratic Formula **
 * The Quadratic Formula **


 * NOTES #19: Intercept Form **
 * FRAYER-intercept form **


 * NOTES #20: Standard Form **
 * FRAYER-standard form **


 * NOTES #21: Vertex Form **
 * FRAYER-vertex form **

=** UNIT 3: Polynomial Functions **=
 * NOTES #22: Introduction to Polynomial Functions **
 * Intro to Polynomial Functions 5-1 **


 * NOTES #23: Describing End Behavior **
 * End behavior **


 * NOTES #24: Addition, Subtraction, and Multiplying Polynomials **
 * Add, subs, multi polys **
 * Add, subs, multi polys ANS**


 * NOTES #25: Polynomials, Linear Factors and Zeros **
 * Polynomials, Linear Factors and Zeros **


 * NOTES #26: Solving Polynomial Equations **
 * Solving Polynomial Equations **

=** MIDTERM REVIEW **=
 * NOTES #27: Piecewise functions **
 * Midterm Review 1 Piecewise Functions **


 * NOTES #28: Piecewise Functions--Group Activity **
 * Midterm Review 1 Piecewise Functions Relay **


 * NOTES #29: Quadratic and Systems of Inequalities **
 * Midterm Review 2 Quadratic Review **


 * NOTES #30: Multiple Choice Practice **
 * [[file:NOTES 30-Midterm Review 3 Multiple Choice Strategies.doc|Midterm Review 3 Multiple Choice Strategies]] **
 * ANSWERS: Midterm Review 3 ANSWERS **


 * NOTES #31: Real World Applications **
 * Midterm Review 4 Applications **
 * ANSWERS: **** Midterm Review 4 ANSWERS **


 * NOTES #32: **
 * Midterm Review 5-Putting all Concepts Together **
 * ANSWERS: **** Midterm Review 5 ANSWERS **


 * NOTES #33: Modeling Polynomials in the Real World **
 * Polynomial Models in the Real World **


 * NOTES #34: LOO Overview **
 * Independent Learning-Polynomials **
 * **Using a TWO-COLUMN note format IN YOUR GROUPS, go over the problems you have highlighted to be difficult. Make sure you write out the problem (RIGHT COLUMN) and solve it correctly with comments and remarks (LEFT COLUMN)**
 * //** If there are problems that your group could not do, write these problems on the board for Mrs. Diaz to go over them as a class. These will also be part of the notes. **//

=** UNIT 4: EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS **= media type="custom" key="25213506"
 * NOTES #35: Logarithmic Functions **
 * VIDEO #1: Intro to Logarithmic Functions **

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 * VIDEO #2: Graphing Logarithmic Functions **

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 * NOTES #36: Rational Functions **
 * VIDEO #1: Into to Rational Functions **
 * VIDEO #2: Graphing with shifts **


 * NOTES #37: Rational Functions **
 * **Graphing Exponential and Logarithmic Functions**


 * NOTES #38: Introduction to Properties of Logarithms **
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 * ** Properties of Logarithms (word document) **
 * ** Properties of Logarithms (pdf file) **


 * NOTES #39: Understanding Composition of Functions **
 * ** Composition of Functions **


 * NOTES #40: Inverse Functions **
 * **Finding Inverse Functions (part 1)**
 * **Finding Inverse Functions (part 2)**


 * NOTES #41: MCAS REVIEW PACKET **
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 * NOTES #42: Periodic Data **
 * Exploring Periodic data


 * NOTES #43: The Unit Circle and Special RIGHT Triangles **
 * The Unit Circle and Special Triangles


 * NOTES #44: More on the Unit Circle **
 * Angles and The Unit Circle


 * NOTES #45: Introduction to Radian Measurements **
 * [[file:Notes 45-Radian Measure.pdf|Radian Measures]]


 * NOTES #46: **

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