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Exploring Space Through Math: Algebra II

Collector: Ann V.
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Lesson Planet Curated

The three lessons in the Algebra II series Exploring Space Through Math expand learners’ knowledge of algebraic thinking and symbolic reasoning and encourage them to connect algebra and geometry. Activities include calculating the number of lights needed in a module on the International Space Station, analyzing the temperature changes in the pool after a power outage, and applying mathematics formulas to calculate the lunar communication tower’s communication range.

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Concepts
light, inverse variation, rational equations, illumination, graphing rational functions, rational functions, the international space station, communication, arc length, trigonometric ratios, pythagorean theorem, the moon, exponential models, exponential functions, exponential equations, cooling
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Grade
9th - 12th
Subjects
Math
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