Emphasis is placed on making connections in algebra to arithmetic, geometry, and statistics. I Netucators provide assistance with properties of triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, circles, and solids using inductive and deductive reasoning. Conjectures about properties and relationships are developed inductively and then verified deductively. Vectors, transformations, algebra, and technologies are used as tools to solve geometry problems. Log in to Geometry Netucators deal with algebraic concepts through the study of functions, polynomials, rational expressions, complex numbers, matrices, and data analysis.
Emphasis is placed on the mechanics of algebra with real-world applications and modeling.
Numerical, graphical, and algebraic solutions should be considered for all problems as applicable. Algebra II Trigonometry topics include circular functions, right triangle ratios, solving trigonometric equations, inverses, identities, The Laws of Sines and Cosines , graphing trigonometric functions, and applying trigonometric techniques to solving real-world problems. Assistance also includes the study of limits, continuity, maximum and minimum points and values, definition and properties of the derivative, rules of differentiation, equations of tangent lines to polynomial functions, infinite limits, and partial fractions. Content of this college-level course corresponds to the syllabus of the College Board Advanced Placement Program. Content includes concepts and applications of differential and integral calculus.