Author Archives: Audrey McGoldrick

Here are some general guidelines for simple programming, which will give you enough info to do that quadratic program yourself. What?!?!? You thought I’d just give you the actual program!?!? Simple programming from amcsquared Okay, okay, here’s a video about … Continue reading →

Make a geogebra about the exponential function f(x) = a(c)b(x – h) + k Once again, you’ll be using epearl to document your progress and learning. Start by creating a new artifact called The Exponential Function, and fill in the task description … Continue reading →

There are two parts to this assignment – a post AND a comment: The post:     Pretend you’re explaining what logarithms are to someone who’s never heard of them. Make sure that after your explanation, they’d be able to: Figure … Continue reading →

[View the story “Question 1: Why does y = 2^x increase instead of decrease?” on Storify] [View the story “Question 2: Fractional exponents” on Storify] [View the story “Question3: Negative exponents” on Storify] [View the story “Question 4: Intercepts” on … Continue reading →

Happy New Year! Your first blog post assignment is to write a post about your holidays. What did you do? What did you get? Where did you go? Who did you see? Once you’re done, read the posts of at … Continue reading →

Instead of writing the entire test next week, you may instead write just the last section of it, which is the problem-solving section, as long as you’ve also done a geogebra about the rational function. Here’s what the geogebra needs … Continue reading →

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Once again, you’ll be using epearl to document your progress and learning. Create a new artifact called The Square Root Function, and fill in the task description AND the criteria, in your own words. This time, whenever you make a … Continue reading →

This assignment is another geogebra one, but this time it will be documented using epearl. Why? Because I want to see the whole story of your geogebra/math learning adventure, not just what happened at the end! First, here’s what to do … Continue reading →

Your answers to: How would you decide if two vectors are orthogonal? use dot product, if ac+bd=0 it is if the scalar product is 0 when they are perpendicular if Ux • Vx + Uy • Vy = 0 when … Continue reading →