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xi, 140 pages : 28 cm + Programs from the enclosed computer disks can be downloaded into the calculator with the appropriate linking software and cables for the calculator being used "Blackline activity masters"--Cover System requirements: Windows; disk drive; monitor; mouse; appropriate link software and cables System requirements: Macintosh; disk drive; monitor; mouse; appropriate link software and cables Note to teachers -- Calculator hints -- pt. 1. Type 1 experiments: -- Coming and going -- Bouncing basketballs -- Fire and ice -- Bright-brighter-brightest -- Yo-yo -- Night lights -- pt. 2. Transformations practice worksheets: -- Transforming the function y = x -- Transforming the function y = [x} = int(x) -- Tranforming the function y = [x} = abs(x) -- Transforming the function y = x2 -- Transforming the function y = 2x -- Transforming the square wave function -- pt. 3. Type 2 experiments: -- Tightrope walk -- Pacing tiger -- Fight, team, fight! -- Stop on a dime -- Pillow drop -- Roll the can -- Pop up -- Chill! -- Tom Thumb's ride -- Ideas for other type 2 experiments -- Calculator program listings for TI-82 and TI-83 Calculators -- Calculator program listings for Casio CFX-
- Author
- Mary Jean Winter, Ronald J. Carlson
- Publisher
- Berkeley, CA: Key Curriculum Press
- Published
- 1998
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781559533034
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