Special right triangles, counting techniques, probability, Pascal's triangle, and binomial experiments are also studied. Graphing utilites, especially graphing calculators, are integral to the course. Algebra 1 Studnets investigate properties of triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, circles, and solids using inductive and deductive reasoning. Conjectures about properties and relationships are developed inductive and then verified deductively. Vectors, transformations, algebra, and technologies are used as tools to solve geometry problems.
Study includes an introductionto non-euclidian surfaces.
Algebra topics include indirect variation, complex numbers, the binomial theorem, and rational and cubic equations. Matrices are used to represent transformations and systems of equations. Special right triangles, counting techniques, probability, Pascal's triangle, and binomial experimets are aslo studied. Graphing utilities, especially graphing calculators, are integral to the course. Geometry Algebra 2 provides a thorough treatment of algebraic concepts through the study of functions, polynomials, rational expressions, complex numbers, matrices, and data analysis.