Alg1 3 5 Student Workbook

Lesson 1: Two-way Tables
1. 1.1: Utensils and Paper Preferences
2. 1.2: Fruit Fly Mutations
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3. 1.3: Info Gap: Running to the Dentist
4. Lesson 1 Summary
5. Glossary
6. Lesson 1 Practice Problems
Lesson 2: Relative Frequency Tables
1. 2.1: Notice and Wonder: Teacher Degrees
2. 2.2: City Cat, Country Cat
3. 2.3: Analyzing a Study With Two Treatments
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4. Lesson 2 Summary
5. Glossary
6. Lesson 2 Practice Problems
Lesson 3: Associations in Categorical Data
1. 3.1: Cake or Pie
2. 3.2: Associations in Categorical Data
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3. 3.3: Associating Your Own Variables
4. Lesson 3 Summary
5. Glossary
6. Lesson 3 Practice Problems
Lesson 4: Linear Models
1. 4.1: Notice and Wonder: Crowd Noise
2. 4.2: Orange You Glad We’re Boxing Fruit?
3. 4.3: Food Markup
4. 4.4: The Slope is the Thing
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5. Lesson 4 Summary
6. Lesson 4 Practice Problems
Lesson 5: Fitting Lines
1. 5.1: Selecting the Best Line
2. 5.2: Card Sort: Data Patterns
3. 5.3: Fitting Lines with Technology
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4. Lesson 5 Summary
5. Lesson 5 Practice Problems
Lesson 6: Residuals
1. 6.1: Math Talk: Differences in Expectations
2. 6.2: Oranges Return
3. 6.3: Best Residuals
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4. Lesson 6 Summary
5. Glossary
6. Lesson 6 Practice Problems
Lesson 7: The Correlation Coefficient
1. 7.1: Which One Doesn’t Belong: Linear Models
2. 7.2: Card Sort: Scatter Plot Fit
3. 7.3: Matching Correlation Coefficients
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4. Lesson 7 Summary
5. Glossary
6. Lesson 7 Practice Problems
Lesson 8: Using the Correlation Coefficient
1. 8.1: Putting the Numbers in Context
2. 8.2: Never Know How Far You’ll Go
3. 8.3: Correlation Zoo
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4. Lesson 8 Summary
5. Glossary
6. Lesson 8 Practice Problems
Lesson 9: Causal Relationships
1. 9.1: Used Car Relationships
2. 9.2: Cause or Effect?
3. 9.3: Find Your Cause
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4. Lesson 9 Summary
5. Glossary
6. Lesson 9 Practice Problems
Lesson 10: Fossils and Flags
1. 10.1: A Fossil Puzzle
2. 10.2: Playing Dirty
3. Lesson 10 Summary
4. Lesson 10 Practice Problems
Learning Targets
1. Lesson 1: Two-way Tables
2. Lesson 2: Relative Frequency Tables
3. Lesson 3: Associations in Categorical Data
4. Lesson 4: Linear Models
5. Lesson 5: Fitting Lines
6. Lesson 6: Residuals
7. Lesson 7: The Correlation Coefficient
8. Lesson 8: Using the Correlation Coefficient
9. Lesson 9: Causal Relationships
10. Lesson 10: Fossils and Flags
11. Lesson 1: Describing and Graphing Situations
  1. 1.1: Bagel Shop
  2. 1.2: Be Right Back!
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  3. 1.3: Talk about a Function
  4. Lesson 1 Summary
  5. Glossary
  6. Lesson 1 Practice Problems
12. Lesson 2: Function Notation
  1. 2.1: Back to the Post!
  2. 2.2: A Handy Notation
  3. 2.3: Birthdays
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  4. Lesson 2 Summary
  5. Glossary
  6. Lesson 2 Practice Problems
13. Lesson 3: Interpreting & Using Function Notation
  1. 3.1: Observing a Drone
  2. 3.2: Smartphones
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  3. 3.3: Boiling Water
  4. Lesson 3 Summary
  5. Lesson 3 Practice Problems
14. Lesson 4: Using Function Notation to Describe Rules (Part 1)
  1. 4.1: Notice and Wonder: Two Functions
  2. 4.2: Four Functions
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  3. 4.3: Rules for Area and Perimeter
  4. Lesson 4 Summary
  5. Lesson 4 Practice Problems
15. Lesson 5: Using Function Notation to Describe Rules (Part 2)
  1. 5.1: Make It True
  2. 5.2: Data Plans
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  3. 5.3: Function Notation and Graphing Technology
  4. Lesson 5 Summary
  5. Glossary
  6. Lesson 5 Practice Problems
16. Lesson 6: Features of Graphs
  1. 6.1: Walking Home
  2. 6.2: A Toy Rocket and a Drone
  3. 6.3: The Jump
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  4. Lesson 6 Summary
  5. Glossary
  6. Lesson 6 Practice Problems
17. Lesson 7: Using Graphs to Find Average Rate of Change
  1. 7.1: Temperature Drop
  2. 7.2: Drop Some More
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  3. 7.3: Populations of Two States
  4. Lesson 7 Summary
  5. Glossary
  6. Lesson 7 Practice Problems
18. Lesson 8: Interpreting and Creating Graphs
  1. 8.1: Which One Doesn't Belong: Temperature Over Time
  2. 8.2: Flag Raising (Part 1)
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  3. 8.3: Flag Raising (Part 2)
  4. 8.4: Two Pools
  5. 8.5: The Bouncing Ball
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  6. Lesson 8 Summary
  7. Lesson 8 Practice Problems
19. Lesson 9: Comparing Graphs
  1. 9.1: Population Growth
  2. 9.2: Wired or Wireless?
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  3. 9.3: Audience of TV Shows
  4. 9.4: Functions f and g
  5. Lesson 9 Summary
  6. Lesson 9 Practice Problems
20. Lesson 10: Domain and Range (Part 1)
  1. 10.1: Number of Barks
  2. 10.2: Card Sort: Possible or Impossible?
  3. 10.3: What about the Outputs?
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  4. 10.4: What Could Be the Trouble?
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  5. Lesson 10 Summary
  6. Glossary
  7. Lesson 10 Practice Problems
21. Lesson 11: Domain and Range (Part 2)
  1. 11.1: Which One Doesn't Belong: Unlabeled Graphs
  2. 11.2: Time on the Swing
  3. 11.3: Back to the Bouncing Ball
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  4. Lesson 11 Summary
  5. Lesson 11 Practice Problems
22. Lesson 12: Piecewise Functions
  1. 12.1: Frozen Yogurt
  2. 12.2: Postage Stamps
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  3. 12.3: Bike Sharing
  4. 12.4: Piecing It Together
  5. Lesson 12 Summary
  6. Glossary
  7. Lesson 12 Practice Problems
23. Lesson 13: Absolute Value Functions (Part 1)
  1. 13.1: How Good Were the Guesses?
  2. 13.2: Plotting the Guesses
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  3. 13.3: Oops, Try Again!
  4. Lesson 13 Summary
  5. Glossary
  6. Lesson 13 Practice Problems
24. Lesson 14: Absolute Value Functions (Part 2)
  1. 14.1: Temperature in Toronto
  2. 14.2: The Distance Function
  3. 14.3: Moving Graphs Around
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  4. 14.4: More Moving Graphs Around
  5. Lesson 14 Summary
  6. Lesson 14 Practice Problems
25. Lesson 15: Inverse Functions
  1. 15.1: What Does It Say?
  2. 15.2: Caesar Says Shift
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  3. 15.3: U.S. Dollars and Mexican Pesos
  4. Lesson 15 Summary
  5. Glossary
  6. Lesson 15 Practice Problems
26. Lesson 16: Finding and Interpreting Inverse Functions
  1. 16.1: Shopping for Cookbooks
  2. 16.2: From Celsius to Fahrenheit
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  3. 16.3: Info Gap: Custom Mugs
  4. 16.4: Tables and Seats
  5. Lesson 16 Summary
  6. Lesson 16 Practice Problems
27. Lesson 17: Writing Inverse Functions to Solve Problems
  1. 17.1: Water in a Tank
  2. 17.2: Another Look at the Tank
  3. 17.3: Phones in Homes
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  4. Lesson 17 Summary
  5. Lesson 17 Practice Problems
28. Lesson 18: Using Functions to Model Battery Power
  1. 18.1: Devices
  2. 18.2: Charging a Phone
  3. 18.3: How Long Will It Last?
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  4. Lesson 18 Practice Problems
Learning Targets
1. Lesson 1: Describing and Graphing Situations
2. Lesson 2: Function Notation
3. Lesson 3: Interpreting & Using Function Notation
4. Lesson 4: Using Function Notation to Describe Rules (Part 1)
5. Lesson 5: Using Function Notation to Describe Rules (Part 2)
6. Lesson 6: Features of Graphs
7. Lesson 7: Using Graphs to Find Average Rate of Change
8. Lesson 8: Interpreting and Creating Graphs
9. Lesson 9: Comparing Graphs
10. Lesson 10: Domain and Range (Part 1)
11. Lesson 11: Domain and Range (Part 2)
12. Lesson 12: Piecewise Functions
13. Lesson 13: Absolute Value Functions (Part 1)
14. Lesson 14: Absolute Value Functions (Part 2)
15. Lesson 15: Inverse Functions
16. Lesson 16: Finding and Interpreting Inverse Functions
17. Lesson 17: Writing Inverse Functions to Solve Problems
18. Lesson 1: Growing and Growing
  1. 1.1: Splitting Bacteria
  2. 1.2: A Genie in a Bottle
  3. 1.3: Graphing the Genie's Offer
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  4. Lesson 1 Summary
  5. Lesson 1 Practice Problems
19. Lesson 2: Patterns of Growth
  1. 2.1: Which One Doesn’t Belong: Tables of Values
  2. 2.2: Growing Stores
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  3. 2.3: Flow and Followers
  4. Lesson 2 Summary
  5. Lesson 2 Practice Problems
20. Lesson 3: Representing Exponential Growth
  1. 3.1: Math Talk: Exponent Rules
  2. 3.2: What Does x^0 Mean?
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  3. 3.3: Multiplying Microbes
  4. 3.4: Graphing the Microbes
  5. Lesson 3 Summary
  6. Glossary
  7. Lesson 3 Practice Problems
21. Lesson 4: Understanding Decay
  1. 4.1: Notice and Wonder: Two Tables
  2. 4.2: What's Left?
  3. 4.3: Value of a Vehicle
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  4. Lesson 4 Summary
  5. Glossary
  6. Lesson 4 Practice Problems
22. Lesson 5: Representing Exponential Decay
  1. 5.1: Two Other Tables
  2. 5.2: The Algae Bloom
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  3. 5.3: Insulin in the Body
  4. Lesson 5 Summary
  5. Lesson 5 Practice Problems
23. Lesson 6: Analyzing Graphs
  1. 6.1: Fractions and Decimals
  2. 6.2: Falling and Falling
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  3. 6.3: Card Sort: Matching Descriptions to Graphs
  4. Lesson 6 Summary
  5. Lesson 6 Practice Problems
24. Lesson 7: Using Negative Exponents
  1. 7.1: Exponent Rules
  2. 7.2: Coral in the Sea
  3. 7.3: Windows of Graphs
  4. 7.4: Measuring Meds
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  5. Lesson 7 Summary
  6. Lesson 7 Practice Problems
25. Lesson 8: Exponential Situations as Functions
  1. 8.1: Rainfall in Las Vegas
  2. 8.2: Moldy Bread
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  3. 8.3: Functionally Speaking
  4. 8.4: Deciding on Graphing Window
  5. Lesson 8 Summary
  6. Glossary
  7. Lesson 8 Practice Problems
26. Lesson 9: Interpreting Exponential Functions
  1. 9.1: Equivalent or Not?
  2. 9.2: Cost of Solar Cells
  3. 9.3: Paper Folding
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  4. 9.4: Info Gap: Smartphone Sales
  5. Lesson 9 Summary
  6. Lesson 9 Practice Problems
27. Lesson 10: Looking at Rates of Change
  1. 10.1: Falling Prices
  2. 10.2: Coffee Shops
  3. 10.3: Revisiting Cost of Solar Cells
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  4. Lesson 10 Summary
  5. Lesson 10 Practice Problems
28. Lesson 11: Modeling Exponential Behavior
  1. 11.1: Wondering about Windows
  2. 11.2: Beholding Bounces
  3. 11.3: Which is the Bounciest of All?
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  4. 11.4: Beholding More Bounces
  5. Lesson 11 Summary
  6. Lesson 11 Practice Problems
29. Lesson 12: Reasoning about Exponential Graphs (Part 1)
  1. 12.1: Spending Gift Money
  2. 12.2: Equations and Their Graphs
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  3. 12.3: Graphs Representing Exponential Decay
  4. Lesson 12 Summary
  5. Lesson 12 Practice Problems
30. Lesson 13: Reasoning about Exponential Graphs (Part 2)
  1. 13.1: Which One Doesn’t Belong: Four Functions
  2. 13.2: Value of A Computer
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  3. 13.3: Moldy Wall
  4. Lesson 13 Summary
  5. Lesson 13 Practice Problems
31. Lesson 14: Recalling Percent Change
  1. 14.1: Wheels
  2. 14.2: Taxes and Sales
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  3. 14.3: Expressing Percent Increase and Decrease
  4. Lesson 14 Summary
  5. Lesson 14 Practice Problems
32. Lesson 15: Functions Involving Percent Change
  1. 15.1: Dandy Discounts
  2. 15.2: Owing Interests
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  3. 15.3: Comparing Loans
  4. 15.4: Comparing Average Rates of Change
  5. Lesson 15 Summary
  6. Lesson 15 Practice Problems
33. Lesson 16: Compounding Interest
  1. 16.1: Five Years Later
  2. 16.2: Resizing Images
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  3. 16.3: Earning Interest
  4. Lesson 16 Summary
  5. Lesson 16 Practice Problems
34. Lesson 17: Different Compounding Intervals
  1. 17.1: Returns Over Three Years
  2. 17.2: Contemplating Credit Cards
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  3. 17.3: Which One Would You Choose?
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  4. 17.4: Changes Over the Years
  5. Lesson 17 Summary
  6. Lesson 17 Practice Problems
35. Lesson 18: Expressed in Different Ways
  1. 18.1: Math Talk: Equal Expressions
  2. 18.2: Population Projections
  3. 18.3: Interest Calculations
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  4. Lesson 18 Summary
  5. Glossary
  6. Lesson 18 Practice Problems
36. Lesson 19: Which One Changes Faster?
  1. 19.1: Graph of Which Function?
  2. 19.2: Simple and Compound Interests
  3. 19.3: Reaching 2,000
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  4. Lesson 19 Summary
  5. Lesson 19 Practice Problems
37. Lesson 20: Changes over Equal Intervals
  1. 20.1: Writing Equivalent Expressions
  2. 20.2: Outputs of A Linear Function
  3. 20.3: Outputs of An Exponential Function
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  4. Lesson 20 Summary
  5. Lesson 20 Practice Problems
38. Lesson 21: Predicting Populations
  1. 21.1: Notice and Wonder: Changing Populations
  2. 21.2: Population Predictions 1
  3. 21.3: Population Predictions 2
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  4. Lesson 21 Practice Problems
Learning Targets
1. Lesson 1: Growing and Growing
2. Lesson 2: Patterns of Growth
3. Lesson 3: Representing Exponential Growth
4. Lesson 4: Understanding Decay
5. Lesson 5: Representing Exponential Decay
6. Lesson 6: Analyzing Graphs
7. Lesson 7: Using Negative Exponents
8. Lesson 8: Exponential Situations as Functions
9. Lesson 9: Interpreting Exponential Functions
10. Lesson 10: Looking at Rates of Change
11. Lesson 11: Modeling Exponential Behavior
12. Lesson 12: Reasoning about Exponential Graphs (Part 1)
13. Lesson 13: Reasoning about Exponential Graphs (Part 2)
14. Lesson 14: Recalling Percent Change
15. Lesson 15: Functions Involving Percent Change
16. Lesson 16: Compounding Interest
17. Lesson 17: Different Compounding Intervals
18. Lesson 18: Expressed in Different Ways
19. Lesson 19: Which One Changes Faster?
20. Lesson 20: Changes over Equal Intervals
21. Lesson 21: Predicting Populations
Glossary
Attributions
1. Image Attributions
Citations
1. Unit 3: Two-variable Statistics
2. Unit 4: Functions
3. Unit 5: Introduction to Exponential Functions
Notes
Notes

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