This course integrates the study of geometry with algebra, statistics, and probability. Logical reasoning and learning through experimenting, guessing, verifying and measuring are emphasized, as well as formal proofs. Students communicate mathematical ideas in oral and written form. Topics include plane and solid geometric figures, spatial development, transformations, and coordinate geometry. This course integrates the study of advanced algebra and trigonometry with geometry, statistics, and probability.
Students communicate mathematical ideas in oral and written form.
Topics include analytic geometry, linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, systems of equations, exponential equations and logarithms, sequences and series, and trigonometry. The topics of this course develop and expand upon the content of previous mathematics courses. The first half of the course deals with functions and their graphs and applications. The second half of the course deals with trigonometric equations, identities and applications. This course begins a study of differential and integral calculus.