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What is the main focus of Unit 1?
What is the main focus of Unit 1?
- Working with Rigid Transformations (correct)
- Symmetry
- Defining Reflection and Rotation
- Application of Theorems
In what context are Evidence, Angles, and Proof discussed?
In what context are Evidence, Angles, and Proof discussed?
- Defining Reflection and Rotation
- Application of Theorems (correct)
- Rigid Transformations in the Coordinate Plane
- Symmetry
Which topic is specifically related to the concept of Symmetry?
Which topic is specifically related to the concept of Symmetry?
- Defining Rotation
- Application of Theorems (correct)
- Evidence, Angles, and Proof
- Working with Rigid Transformations
What type of transformations are discussed in the coordinate plane in Unit 1?
What type of transformations are discussed in the coordinate plane in Unit 1?
Which aspect is NOT a primary focus in Unit 1?
Which aspect is NOT a primary focus in Unit 1?
What concept in Unit 6 involves measuring the increase or decrease in size of a figure?
What concept in Unit 6 involves measuring the increase or decrease in size of a figure?
In Unit 6, what does 'Splitting triangle sides with dilation' primarily involve?
In Unit 6, what does 'Splitting triangle sides with dilation' primarily involve?
In Unit 7, what does 'Ratios in Right triangles' mainly refer to?
In Unit 7, what does 'Ratios in Right triangles' mainly refer to?
Which concept in Unit 7 discusses the relationship between the angles and sides of special triangles?
Which concept in Unit 7 discusses the relationship between the angles and sides of special triangles?
What is the main focus of Unit 8 regarding probability?
What is the main focus of Unit 8 regarding probability?
'Not always ideal' in Unit 8 refers to situations where:
'Not always ideal' in Unit 8 refers to situations where:
Which unit in the NC Math II BLITZ Topics covers the topic of Triangle Congruence Theorems?
Which unit in the NC Math II BLITZ Topics covers the topic of Triangle Congruence Theorems?
What is a primary focus when discussing transforming functions in Unit 3?
What is a primary focus when discussing transforming functions in Unit 3?
Which topic is covered under 'Inverse variation and Square root equations' in Unit 4?
Which topic is covered under 'Inverse variation and Square root equations' in Unit 4?
When working with polynomials, which operation is specifically focused on in Unit 3?
When working with polynomials, which operation is specifically focused on in Unit 3?
In the context of Quadratics, what method is used to simplify quadratic expressions in Unit 5?
In the context of Quadratics, what method is used to simplify quadratic expressions in Unit 5?
Which unit focuses on 'Rational Exponents' and 'Imaginary numbers'?
Which unit focuses on 'Rational Exponents' and 'Imaginary numbers'?
Flashcards
Rigid Transformations
Rigid Transformations
Transformations that preserve size and shape, like reflections and rotations.
Congruent Triangles
Congruent Triangles
Triangles with equal corresponding parts.
Triangle Congruence Theorems
Triangle Congruence Theorems
Rules (ASA, SAS, SSS) for proving triangles congruent.
Transformation of Functions
Transformation of Functions
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Inverse Variation
Inverse Variation
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Square Root Equations
Square Root Equations
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Completing the Square
Completing the Square
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Quadratic Formula
Quadratic Formula
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Factoring Quadratic Equations
Factoring Quadratic Equations
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Similarity Transformations
Similarity Transformations
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Triangle Similarity
Triangle Similarity
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Trigonometric Ratios
Trigonometric Ratios
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Special Right Triangles
Special Right Triangles
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Probability
Probability
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Vertex Form
Vertex Form
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Quadratic Equations
Quadratic Equations
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Study Notes
Unit 1: Rigid Transformations
- Rigid transformations preserve size and shape
- Reflection and rotation are types of rigid transformations
- Symmetry is a concept related to rigid transformations
- Rigid transformations can be represented in the coordinate plane
Unit 2: Congruence
- Congruent triangles have equal corresponding parts
- Triangle Congruence Theorems include ASA, SAS, and SSS
- Application of Triangle Congruence Theorems involves using them to solve problems
Unit 3: Transformation of Functions
- Transforming functions involves moving, reflecting, and translating functions
- Relating graphs to events involves understanding how functions change
- Quadratic functions can be built from geometric patterns
- Polynomials can be operated on by adding, subtracting, and multiplying
Unit 4: Inverse Variations and Square Root Equations
- Inverse variation relationships involve one variable being inversely proportional to another
- Solving inverse variation equations involves rearranging the equation
- Square root equations involve solving for variables under square root signs
- Nonlinear Systems of Equations can be solved using substitution or elimination
- Rational and irrational numbers are sets of numbers with specific properties
- Rational exponents involve fractional powers
- Imaginary numbers are used to extend the real number system
Unit 5: Quadratics
- Completing the square involves adding and subtracting values to create a perfect square
- Quadratic Formula is used to solve quadratic equations
- Factoring quadratic equations involves finding two binomials that multiply to the equation
- Solving quadratic equations with complex numbers involves using complex roots
- Vertex form is a way of rewriting quadratic expressions
- Quadratics can be used to model and solve real-world problems
Unit 6: Similarity
- Properties of dilation involve measuring and performing dilations
- Similarity transformations involve using dilation and other transformations
- Conditions for triangle similarity include AA, SSS, and SAS
- Similarity in right triangles involves using the Pythagorean Theorem
Unit 7: Right Triangle Trigonometry
- Angles and steepness are related concepts in right triangles
- Ratios in right triangles include sine, cosine, and tangent
- Trigonometric ratios can be used to find unknown angles and side lengths
- Special right triangles have unique properties and ratios
Unit 8: Probability
- Probability and sample spaces are related concepts
- Tables of relative frequencies are used to organize data
- Combining events involves understanding conditional probability and independence
- Not all samples are equally representative
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Test your knowledge on rigid transformations, reflection, rotation, symmetry, working with rigid transformations, evidence, angles, proof, application of theorems, and transformations in the coordinate plane.
