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Non-Linear Functions |
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Functions |
Graphs |
Tables |
Equations |
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Students will be able to:
· Determine if a relationship is a function from a table
· Determine if a relationship is a function from a mapping
· Determine if a relationship is a function from a scatterplot
· Determine if a relationship is a function from a graph
· Coherently explain why a relationship is or is not a function
· Write their own examples of functions and non-functions |
Students will be able to classify graphs as:
· linear
· exponential
· quadratic
· absolute value
· or none of these |
Students will be able to:
· classify a consistent table as a quadratic, exponential, absolute value, or other function.
· Describe the rate of change from a table
· Recognize a constant difference in the rate of change values is quadratic
· Recognize that the rate of change values are changing by a multiple as being exponential
· Recognize that if the function-values are decreasing at a constant rate for half of the function and increasing by the opposite rate of change for the other half, the function is absolute value
· Make predictions from a table |
Students will be able to classify equations as:
· linear
· exponential
· quadratic
· absolute value
or none of these |
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What do you need to know? Skill Target List
Pre - Day 1: Absolute Value Functions
Day 1: Is the Relationship a Function?
Notes (Day 1 and Day 2)
Day 2: Classifying Non-linear Graphs, Equations and Tables
Introduction to Non-linear Tables Worksheet
Day 3: Classifying Non-linear Tables (Continued)
Day 4: Review for Assessment
Additional Resources and Retake Practice:
Classifying and Extending Tables
More Classifying and Extending Tables
Video Tutorial: Testing if a Relationship is a Function
*Please note- not all links will be active for every standard*