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These pre-calculus lessons are meant to bridge the gap between Math SN5 and Calculus 1. Many students who go directly from Math SN5 to Calculus 1 have difficulty with some of the algebraic procedures that are essential to Calculus but are not covered in the Quebec SN5 curriculum. These lessons provide a solid foundation that students will need in order to be successful in Calculus. (Additional lessons are in development.)
The primary objectives of these lessons are to provide:
LEARN Design and Development Team: Author/Lead Teacher: Audrey McLaren, BSc, DipEd; Editor: Steven Rossy, MD; and Instructional Designer: Kristine Thibeault, MEd
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This lesson covers the decomposition of a rational expression into expressions with distinct linear factors.
In this video lesson, rationalization of numerators or denominators is reviewed and demonstrated as another
In this lesson, factoring is added to the list of possible methods for finding limits.
In this lesson the properties of limits (additive, multiplicative, etc.) are outlined and explained.
This VoiceThread lesson introduces the concept and definition of a limit, as well as how
In this lesson, rationalization of both denominators and numerators is outlined, and some groundwork is
This lesson includes multiplication of monomial and binomial radicals, as well as special cases of
In this lesson, the complete steps to radical addition and subtraction are explained, both with
This lesson covers radical simplification by connecting square roots to exponents, and using exponent properties
This lesson demonstrates visually, as opposed to algebraically, the trigonometric relationships between angles such as
The sum identities are used to develop the double angle identities for sin and cos,
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