High School Curriculum Explorer · Grades 9–12
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Algebra I
Suggested grades 9–10 · Unit 2: Linear models and simultaneous constraints
Use a two-equation system to distinguish total items from total revenue.
▷ 3 teacher video choices: Two Constraints at a Market StallPreview lesson: Two Constraints at a Market Stall
Goal: Solve a contextual linear system and verify both constraints.
Before this: Linear equations Substitution or elimination
Try together: Solve x+y=11 and 2x+5y=37 by eliminating x. Explain the ordered pair.
Subject-content contributionHSA.REI.C.6High school · Algebra
Open lesson →: Two Constraints at a Market StallAlgebra I
Suggested grades 9–10 · Unit 2: Linear models and simultaneous constraints
Interpret a rate over an interval and distinguish it from a starting charge.
▷ 2 teacher video choices: Average Change in a Delivery ModelPreview lesson: Average Change in a Delivery Model
Goal: Calculate average change from a rule and table and state the units and assumptions.
Before this: Function notation Slope between points
Try together: For F(t)=8+2t, calculate average change over [1,5] and interpret the 8 separately.
Subject-content contributionHSF.IF.B.6High school · Functions
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