Exploring limits

Limit of a function: exploration

Objectives

[list][*][b]Explore how CAS handles symbolic expressions.[/b][/*][*][b]Solve equations with CAS.[/b][/*][*][b]Link algebraic and graphical representations.[/b][/*][*][b]Reflect on how this tool supports teaching.[/b][/*][/list]

Objectives

[list][*][b][/b][b]Use GeoGebra CAS to simplify, add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational expressions.[/b][br][/*][*][b]Explore and verify algebraic equivalence.[/b][br][/*][*][b]Reflect on domain restrictions and the meaning of simplification.[/b][br][/*][*][b]Design classroom questions that use CAS to foster conceptual reasoning.[/b][br][/*][/list]

Objectives

[list][*]Use dynamic and static line referencing in CAS ($n and #n)[br][/*][*]Use assignments (:=) and symbolic equation manipulation[br][/*][*]Solve and visualize [b]quadratic, polynomial[/b], and [b]rational inequalities[/b][br][/*][*]Connect [b]algebraic results to graphical representations[/b][br][/*][*]Reflect on how to scaffold this in the classroom[/*][/list]

Objectives

[list][*][b]Investigate[/b] relationships between trigonometric expressions,[/*][*][b]Choose[/b] and apply appropriate identities,[/*][*][b]Compare[/b] multiple equivalent forms,[/*][*][b]Reflect[/b] on strategies for open-ended student exploration.[/*][/list]

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