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MHF 4U1

Calendar - fall 2008

Course Sylabus

Graph Paper - 6 per sheet

Graph Paper - 12 per sheet

Unit 1 - Polynomial Functions Outline

1.1A - Function Concepts

1.1B - Graphical Properties of Functions

1.2 - Transforming Functions

1.3 - Linear Function

1.4 - Quadratic Functions

1.5A - Polynomial Functions Introduction

1.5B - Polynomial Functions con't

1.5C - Transforming Polynomial Functions

1.6 - Polynmial Functions from Data

1.7 - Reviewing Polynomial Functions

Unit 2 - Rational Functions Unit Outline

2.1 - Factoring Concepts

2.2 - Simplifying Rational Expressions

2.3 - Multiplying Rational Expressions

2.4 - Adding Rational Expressions

2.5 - Rational Functions Introduction

2.6 - Reciprocal Linear Rational Functions

2.7 - Graphing Rational Functions Using Reciprocal Techniques

2.8 - Reciprocal Quadratic Rational Functions

2.9 - Discontinuity

2.10 - Limits

2.11 - Intercepts of Rational Functions

2.12 - More Rational Functions

2.13 - Review of Rational Functions

Unit 3 - Equations and Inequalities Unit Outline

3.1 - Linear Equations and Inequailties

3.2 - Quadratic Equations

3.3 - Quadratic Inequalities

3.4A - Absolute Value Equations

3.4B - Absolute Value Inequalities

3.5A - Dividing Polynomials

3.5B - Synthetic Division

3.6 - Remainder Theorem

3.7 - Factor Theorem

3.8 - Graphing Polynomials and the Factor Theorem

3.9 - Oblique Aysmptote

3.10- Solving Polynomial Equations

3.11 - Solving Polynomial Inequalities

3.12 - Polynomial Equations and Inequalities Problems

3.13 - Rational Equations and Inequalities

3.14 - Review of Equations and Inequailties

Unit 4 - Exponential and Logarthmic Functions Unit Outline

4.1 -Exponents Review

4.2 - Exponential Equations

4.3A - Investigating y=bx

4.3B - Transforming y=bx

4.4 - Applications Exponential Function

4.5 - Modeling Exponential Data

4.6 - Logarithms Introduction

4.7 - Investigating Logarithmic Functions

4.8A – Properties of Logarithms

4.8B – Properties of Logarithms

4.9 – Change of Base with Logarithms

4.10 - Solving Logarithmic Equations

4.11 - Uses of Logarithms

4.12 - Review of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

4.13 - Formula Page

Unit 5 - Trigonometric Functions Unit Outline

5.1 - Radians

5.2 – Trigonometric Ratios for Any Angle

5.3 – Special Triangles and the Unit Circle

5.3A - Unit Circle Blank

5.3B - Unit Circle Investigation

5.3C - Unit Circle Ratios for Common Angles

5.4 – Equivalent Trigonometric Ratios

5.5A – Compound Angle Formulas

5.5B – Double Angle Formulas

5.6 – Sketching the Basic Trigonometric Functions

5.7 – Sketching the Reciprocal Trigonometric Functions

5.8A – Transforming the Trigonometric Functions

5.8B – Transforming the Trigonometric Functions

5.9A – Modeling Periodic Behavior

5.10 – Trigonometric Identities

5.11A – Trigonometric Equations

5.11B – Trigonometric Equations

5.12 – Trigonometric Functions Review

Unit 6 - Consolidation of Function Characteristics Unit Outline

6.1 - Revisiting Function Concepts

6.2 – Real World Functions

6.3A - Combining Functions

6.3B - Combining Functions

6.4A - Compostie Functions

6.4B - Compostie Functions Problems

6.5A – Average versus Instantaneous Rate of Change

6.5B – Average and Instant Rate Problems

6.6A – Regression Models

6.6B – Regression Models Problem

6.X – Graphing Functions Using MS Excel

Unit 7 – Review of Advanced Function Unit Outline

7.1A1 - Assignment Set 1

7.2A1 - Assignment Set 2

7.3 - MHF 4U1 Practice Exam

7.5 - Formula Page

 

 

 

 

MCV 4U1

Curve Sketching Sheet