Unit I: Solving Equations
When can we use substitution to solve and simplify equations and expressions?
Order of Operations
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Evaluating Expressions
How can we verify answers using substitution?
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Solving Equations
What are inverse operations?
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How do we solve for unknown values of variables by isolation?
What are the best courses of action to solve one step equations?
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How must we modify our approach to solve for variables in two step equations?
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When can we identify factors to simplify solution of two step equations?
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Why can we not solve for two variables in a single equation?
Unit II: Manipulating Equations
How can we isolate variables for a given situation?
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What operations can be performed on variables without coefficients or exponents?
What operations cannot be performed on variables without coefficients or exponents?
How can we apply these concepts towards creating new equations?
How can we apply equation creation to known equations for area, volume and rate?
When is it appropriate to use manipulated equations in areas of science?
Unit III: Circles
What are the important characteristics and vocabulary terms associated with circles?
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What is pi?
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How can we use pi to create equations about circles?
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What formulas are used for area and circumference of a circle?
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How can we apply equations of circles towards creation of equations for cylinders and spheres?
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What is surface area?
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Why is surface area of spheres important to all aspects of life on earth?
Unit IV: Radicals
Was is a radical expression?
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How are square roots simplified?
When is it appropriate to use only the principle square root?
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How can we evaluate square roots that are not perfect squares?
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When is it beneficial to express in radical form rather than evaluated numeric form?
How can we simplify radical expressions in simplest radical form?
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When can we apply square roots to solve for unknown values?
What is a cube root?
How does a cube root differ from a square root?