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Saw this question, thought it could be best shown with a visual. The first coordinate is the x-coordinate, the second is the y-coordinate. …
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We started with some inequality problems and interval notation. The thing we focused on was square brackets vs curved brackets [ and (. One is inclusive, like a closed dot, and the other is exclusive …
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You can find the pH by taking the negative log of the concentration of H+ or H3O+ and the pOH by taking the negative log of the OH- There are various ways to do calculations with Ka and the pH. We …
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We looked at graphing different trigonometric functions with variations. Started with sin x and cos x. Looked at expansions/contractions, shifts vertically and horizontally. Used the chocolate trick …
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We focused on questions in the calculator section that she was having trouble with. The first had a bag of marbles and was about finding probabilities. The basic idea is to find the number of …
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Alejandra seems to have a good foundation in math. With the SAT though, there are some topics which she has not seen in a few years which are less familiar. Also, the test often includes answers that …
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