NeedBook.in - 8th Grade

pojo, Jun 26, 2014

8th grade needbook

Table of Contents

  1. Numbers
    1. Rational numbers & Equivalent fractions
    2. Adding signed rational numbers
    3. Comparing Rational Numbers – Fractions
    4. Rational Number Products
  2. Squares and Roots
    1. Perfect Square Roots
    2. Estimating Square Roots
    3. Pattern of Cubes
    4. Square and Cube Roots: Favorites of Mathematicians
    5. Integer Factors of Square Roots
  3. exponents
    1. Rules of Exponents #1
    2. Exponents: Product Rule
    3. Exponents: Division Rule
    4. Exponents: Product Rule (with Negatives)
    5. Compare Exponential and Power Function
  4. linear equation
    1. Linear Equations of the form ax+b=c. Level 1.

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Numbers

  • 1. Rational numbers & Equivalent fractions
  • 2. Adding signed rational numbers
  • 3. Comparing Rational Numbers – Fractions
  • 4. Rational Number Products

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Rational numbers & Equivalent fractions

How many equivalent fractions does any rational number have?[br][br]All of the fractions equivalent to the rational number p/q line on the line y = (p/q)x. [br][br]The point {0,0} lies on all lines of the form y = (p/q)x. Does this mean that the "fraction" 0/0 is equivalent to all rational numbers? How can and/or do you make sense of this?[br][br][color=#ff0000][i][b]What questions could/would you pose to your students based on this applet?[/b][/i][/color]
– Judah L Schwartz

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Squares and Roots

  • 1. Perfect Square Roots
  • 2. Estimating Square Roots
  • 3. Pattern of Cubes
  • 4. Square and Cube Roots: Favorites of Mathematicians
  • 5. Integer Factors of Square Roots

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Perfect Square Roots

Guess the square root of the blue number. Use the red slider to guess. Slide CheckGuessNewNumber to score a point (if correct) and generate a new number.
Play Perfect Square Roots with a friend.
– Terry Lee Lindenmuth

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exponents

  • 1. Rules of Exponents #1
  • 2. Exponents: Product Rule
  • 3. Exponents: Division Rule
  • 4. Exponents: Product Rule (with Negatives)
  • 5. Compare Exponential and Power Function

3.1.

Rules of Exponents #1

This applet uses a rectangle whose side lengths are powers of the same base to illustrate what happens to the exponents when you multiply powers.
– Jennifer Silverman

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linear equation

  • 1. Linear Equations of the form ax+b=c. Level 1.

4.1.

Linear Equations of the form ax+b=c. Level 1.

Here you can practice solving simple Linear Equations.
– hasulkin2

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