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This lesson from Illuminations looks at inverse variation. Students are asked to use estimates to measure the height of an object, visualize two-dimensional objects and calculate their area, and sketch graphs to...
This lesson from Illuminations asks students to use graphs, tables, number lines, verbal descriptions, and symbols to represent the domain of various functions. The material allows students to examine and utilize...
This lesson from Illuminations looks at exponential decay. The example of how kidneys filter blood is used. The material asks students to determine the amount of a drug that remains in the body over a period of time....
This lesson from illuminations helps to illustrate quadratic equations. Students will determine the maximum value of a quadratic equation and compare different equations. The lesson also asks students to move between...
From the Graduate Texts in Mathematics series comes this textbook on graph theory by Reinhard Diestel from the University of Hamburg. Topics covered include flows, planar graphs, infinite graphs, and Hamilton cycles. ...
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