U05_L2_T1_we1 Solving Percent Problems
Solving Percent Problems 2
Solving Percent Problems 3
This lesson with practice begins with an example of finding the maximum point for a projectile. Four practice problems are provided.
This tutorial from West Texas A and M covers several methods for how to solve a quadratic equation.
This lesson provides practice with solving quadratic equations by factoring and the quadratic formula.
This lesson demonstrates how to solve a quadratic equation by using the quadratic formula.
This lesson provides practice with how to solve quadratic equations by factoring.
This lesson provides practice with how to solve quadratics by using the quadratic formula.
This lesson begins with examples which demonstrate how to solve equations which contain radicals and ends with an opportunity for related practice.
This interactive activity provides a brief explanation of how to solve a rational equation. A five step process is included. Students are given the opportunity to work eight example problems. Students may elect to view a hint if they have difficulty working the practice problems. Students may enter their answers to the problems in a box and check their answers. Instructor Note: Clicking on "Show Related AlgebraLab Documents" at the bottom of the activity will display an array of beneficial materials (activities, lessons, practice, and study aids).
The tutorial is from West Texas A and M. It contains lecture notes with fully worked examples. Some sample exercises are accompanied by videos of the solutions. Practice problems provide students with a means of assessing their own understanding. Students may elect to view the solution of the practice problems.
This lesson, from Purple Math, explains the process for solving rational expressions. It includes information about restricting the denominator, making it appropriate to revisit when studying the domain.
This is a YouTube video link. The original source of this video is Your Teacher.com. The instructor in this video demonstrates how to solve a rational equation.
This lesson focuses on using a linear equation in two variables to model and solve a real-life problem. The lesson utilizes an example which demonstrates how to interpret the intercepts within the context of the problem and follows with related practice.
In this link, several examples are used to illustratework word problems.
Work problems are one of the most common applications for solving rational equations. This is the first in a series of four videos designed to help students understand how to set up and solve work problems.
Work problems are one of the most common applications for solving rational equations. This is the fourth in a series of four videos designed to help students understand how to set up and solve work problems.
This lesson plan incorporates thoughtful questions to introduce learners to the skills associated with solving a quadratic equation by use of the quadratic formula.
Solving application problems involving units of volume