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A study of derivatives of algebraic and trigonometric functions, applications to tangents and normals, curve sketching and Maximum-Minimum word problems, curvilinear motion, related rates , Newtons method for solving equations, differentiation methods for simple algebraic functions with applications for electronics, determinants, trigonometric identities.
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In this text, students will learn algebra and trigonometry techniques necessary for further study in technological programs. Topics include simplifying algebraic expressions, factoring, solving fractional equations, systems of linear equations, determinants, quadratic equations, exponents, ratio and proportion, logarithms, solving right triangles, solving oblique triangles, vectors, complex numbers, graphs of trigonometric functions.
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This is a collection of blog posts created by the St. Clair Tutor Team of St. Clair College for OntarioExtend's 9x9x25 Challenge in the Fall of 2018 on the topics of teaching, learning and tutoring. Each blog contributor is a full-time student and a peer tutor. In addition to the blog posts, this guide includes discussion questions, a scenario and a reflection prompt suitable as part of a meeting or training session with tutors in a post-secondary setting.
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