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Lesson 39: Special Topics in Algebra and Geometry Introduction In this lesson you will learn about the following topics you will find
on the GED Math Test: patterns, graphing an equation, coordinate grids,
solution sets, positive and negative slopes, and reflections on a coordinate
grid. Objectives When you complete this lesson you will: q
Graph a linear equation. q
Recognize patterns and functions in real-life situations and problems. q
Understand and apply slope. Learning Activities 1.
Video: a.
Watch Program 39 which focuses on using algebra and geometry to create
a picture of an equation on a grid. b.
As you watch, notice how to plot positive and negative coordinates. 2. Workbook: a. Read pages
269-272 and complete “Sneak Preview.” b. Read page 273.
Then complete and correct the exercises on pages 273-291 about working with
inequalities, understanding patterns and functions, and understanding
coordinate geometry. c. Complete and
correct “GED Practice” on pages 292-296. This section is similar to the GED
Math Test. 3. Internet: a. Log onto your
Home Space at http://litlink.ket.org
and follow the links to GED Connection, Math. Under Internet Activities,
open “34, 38-39: Formulas, Algebra & Special Topics” and complete the
following:
i.
Read “About This Activity.”
ii.
Read “Key Ideas.”
iii.
Complete all parts of the “Activity.” (NOTE: Be sure to click on
“Save” after you type in each box.)
iv.
Complete the “Quiz” and check your answers.
v.
Complete the “Follow Up” activities. Learning on the Go! With The Literacy
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