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- flickr Assignment
- New Unit: Exponential Functions
- The Bourne.. ~ er ~ BOB Identity
- JabbaMatheez - The Touch Up.
- Today's Slides: March 27
- BOB for Identities
- Trigonometric Identities: Double Identites
- Trignometry Identities for March 26.
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- Proofs; The Sum and Difference Identities.
- Today's Slides: March 24
- Proving Identities with cos and sin
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- Sum and Difference Identities
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- Article 13, Al Upton, and the minilegends
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- March 5 2008: Workshop Class
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1 comment:
Always a pleasure to drop in and see what your kids are doing. I try to show a few math teachers out here, but it is a bit much for them to take in. I appreciate the links and increased TwitterChatter today. Imagine kids teaching each other and problem solving together!?!??! BRILLIANT!
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