Final Exam

Goals

Solve a system of linear equations by graphing.
Model a real-life problem using a linear system.
Use substitution to solve a linear system.
Model a real-life situation using a linear system.
Use linear combinations to solve a system of linear equations.
Model a real-life problem using a system of linear equations.
Choose the best method to solve a system of linear equations.
Use a system to model real-life problems.
Identify linear systems as having one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions.
Model real-life problems using a linear system.
Solve a system of linear inequalities by graphing.
Use a system of linear inequalities to model a real-life situation.
Use properties of exponents to multiply exponential expressions.
Use powers to model real-life problems.
Evaluate powers that have zero and negative exponents.
Graph exponential functions.
Use the division properties of exponents to evaluate powers and simplify expressions.
Use the division properties of exponents to find a probability.
Use scientific notation to represent numbers and perform operations with them.
Use scientific notation to describe real-life situations.
Write and use models for exponential growth.
Graph models for exponential growth.
Write and use models for exponential decay.
Graph models for exponential decay.
Evaluate and approximate square roots.
Solve a quadratic equation by finding square roots.
Use properties of radicals to simplify radicals.
Use quadratic equations to model real-life problems.Sketch the graph of a quadratic function.
Use quadratic models in real-life settings.
Solve a quadratic equation graphically.
Use the discriminant to find the number of solutions of a quadratic equation.
Apply the discriminant to solve real-life problems.
Sketch the graph of a quadratic inequality.
Use quadratic inequalities as real-life models.
Choose a model that best fits a collection of data.
Use models in real-life settings.
Add and subtract polynomials.
Use polynomials to model real-life situations.
Multiply two polynomials.
Use polynomial multiplication in real-life situations.
Use special product patterns for the product of a sum and a difference, and for the square of a binomial.
Use special products as real-life models.
Solve a polynomial equation in factored form.
Relate factors and x-intercepts.
Factor a quadratic expression of the form x²+bx+c.
Solve quadratic equations by factoring.
Factor a quadratic expression of form ax²+bx+c.
Use special product patterns to factor quadratic polynomials.
Use the distributive property to factor a polynomial.
Solve polynomial equations by factoring.
Solve proportions.
Use proportions to solve real-life problems.
Use equations to solve percent problems.
Use percents in real-life problems.
Use direct and inverse variation.
Use direct and inverse variation to model real-life situations.
Simplify a rational expression.
Use rational expressions to find geometric probability.
Multiply and divide rational expressions.
Use rational expressions as real-life models.
Add and subtract rational expressions that have like denominators.
Add and subtract rational expressions that have unlike denominators.
Divide a polynomial by a monomial or a binomial factor.
Use polynomial long division.
Solve rational equations.
Graph rational functions.

Vocabulary

system of linear equations -or- linear system
solution of a linear system
linear combinations
system of linear inequalities
solution of a system of linear inequalities
graph of a system of linear inequalities
exponential function
scientific notation
exponential growth
growth factor
initial amount
time period
percent of increase
growth rate
exponential decay
decay factor
decay rate
percent of decrease
square root
positive square root
negative square root
radicand
perfect square
irrational number
radical expression
quadratic equation in standard form
leading coefficient
simplest form of a radical expression
quadratic function in standard form
parabola
vertex
axis of symmetry
roots
quadratic formula
discriminant
quadratic inequalities
graph of a quadratic inequality
polynomial
standard form of a polynomial
degree of a term
degree of a polynomial
leading coefficient
monomial
binomial
trinomial
FOIL pattern
factored form of a polynomial
zero-product property
factor a quadratic expression
prime factor
factor a polynomial completely
proportion
extremes of a proportion
means of a proportion
solving a proportion
extraneous solution
base number of a percent equation
inverse variation
constant of variation
rational number
rational expression
simplified rational expression
geometric probability
least common denominator
polynomial long division
rational equation
rational function
hyperbola
center of a hyperbola
asymptote

Notes from Mrs. Caso

The ClassZone link on the right brings you to the main page for the text book. If you click on the arrow by Student Tools it will expand to show 2 options.

If you click on Test Practice it brings you to a page with a map. Click on Ohio and you go to a page that has several options. Take a Chapter Test will allow you to practice a chapter's materials and then tell you how you scored.

This is a really good way to review for the final exam. Pick a chapter that you had trouble with and do the problems until you get a satisfactory score. Then move on to another.

The Goals and Vocabulary on the left are from all 5 chapters that we have covered this semester. That's why the list is so long.

Undergrad Final Exam Exemption Policy

Sophomores who took the OGT in March may exempt out of exams based on the following criteria:

Must be passing the class 3rd and 4th quarter.
Must meet the Ohio state minimum score for proficiency on the OGT.
Attended all 5 days of testing and took each test. If absent on a test day because of illness, a doctor's note must be presented to excuse the absence.
The 4th quarter grade will be used as the exam grade.
A student can choose to take the exam.

Reflections Prompts

none for the review.

Schedule

5 days on this material
Timeline:	Done in Class:	Homework Assigned:
Day 163: 06/02/14	Practice second semester topics using the Final Exam Review packet.	Study for Final Exam
Day 164: 06/03/14	Continued: Practice second semester topics using the Final Exam Review packet.	Study for Final Exam
Day 165: 06/04/14	Periods 4/5, 6/7, & 8/9 take Final Exam. Remember to bring your review packet, a calculator, and your notes to class!	Have a safe and relaxing Summer!
Day 166: 06/05/14	Periods 1, 2, & 3 take Final Exam. Remember to bring your review packet, a calculator, and your notes to class!	Have a safe and relaxing Summer!
Day 167: 06/06/14	Periods 10 & 11 take Final Exam. Remember to bring your review packet, a calculator, and your notes to class!	Have a safe and relaxing Summer!

Final Exam

Review Of Chapters 7 through 11

Goals

Vocabulary

Notes from Mrs. Caso

Reflections Prompts

Schedule

5 days on this material

Timeline:

Done in Class:

Homework Assigned:

Quotes

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