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Suggested grades 11–12 · Unit 3: Periodic models and finite sequences
Choose amplitude, midline, period and phase from a fictional rotating wheel.
▷ 2 teacher video choices: A Sinusoidal Wheel-Height ModelPreview lesson: A Sinusoidal Wheel-Height Model
Goal: Construct and check a periodic model at key quarter-period times.
Before this: Unit-circle sine and cosine Function transformations
Try together: Build a model with minimum 3, maximum 15, period 24 and a start at the highest point.
Subject-content contributionHSF.TF.B.5High school · Functions
Open lesson →: A Sinusoidal Wheel-Height ModelPrecalculus and Trigonometry
Suggested grades 11–12 · Unit 3: Periodic models and finite sequences
Derive a finite-sum formula by subtracting shifted copies rather than adding every term.
▷ 2 teacher video choices: Finite Geometric Sums in a DesignPreview lesson: Finite Geometric Sums in a Design
Goal: Derive and apply a finite geometric-series formula with a clearly counted number of terms.
Before this: Geometric sequences Exponent rules
Try together: Find 1+1/2+1/4+1/8+1/16, showing the shifted-sum method.
Subject-content contributionHSA.SSE.B.4High school · Algebra
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