Continuously Compounded Interest Example

SAT: Data Analysis Question #5

SAT Data Analysis Question #1

SAT: Data Analysis Question #3

Law of Cosines: Two boats leave a harbor....

An Example of Instantaneous Rate of Change Using a Table with the TI-Nspire

An Example of Average Rate of Change (using Desmos)

Evaluating Functions Example #3

Continuing the Explanation of Simple Harmonic Motion

Explaining the Model for Simple Harmonic Motion

Thursday August 18 Update

Welcome Video

Mulitplying Complex Numbers in Polar Form

Converting from Cartesian Coordinates to Polar Coordinates

Converting Polar Coordinates into Cartesian Coordinates

Alternate polar coordinates for the same point

MORE Evaluating Trigonometric Functions

Evaluating a Trigonometric Function Using the Unit Circle

Graphing Angles using Reference Angles

Sinusoidal Regression in Desmos

Exponential Growth in Populations Part 2

Continuously Compounded Interest Example

Exponential Growth in Populations Part 1

Expanding a Logarithmic Expression: Example #7

An Example of Multiplicity of Zeros