N-Gen Math™ Algebra II Workbook

Description

The N-Gen Math™ Algebra II Student Workbook by Kirk Weiler is a full-course curriculum. Aligned with the Next Generation Learning Standards (NGLS) adopted by New York State, this curriculum presents mathematical concepts in a structured sequence that builds essential skills and deepens student understanding. Each lesson introduces topics progressively to ensure mastery of fundamental math principles.

This workbook is a printed collection of lessons and homework sets from the N-Gen Math™ Algebra II course. The answer key is sold separately as part of an annual membership.

Time to Complete:

Each lesson and homework set is structured for completion within a single day but can be adjusted as needed. Free teacher-guided instructional videos are available to support student learning.

Each lesson includes a QR code linking to a teacher-guided instructional video. These videos provide step-by-step explanations to support student comprehension.

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Here are the topics covered in each unit:

Unit 1: Essential Review Unit: Algebraic Expressions, Linear Equations
Unit 2: Functions: Domain & Range, Function Composition, Key Features
Unit 3: Linear Functions: Linear Modeling, Forms of a Line, Piecewise Linear
Unit 4: Exponential Functions: Rational Exponents, Method of Common Bases
Unit 5: Logarithmic Functions: Laws, Graphs, Number e and Natural Logarithm
Unit 6: Sequences and Series: Summation Notation, Arithmetic and Geometric
Unit 7: Quadratic Functions and Equations: Factoring Trinomials
Unit 8: Transforming Functions: Shifting Functions, Vertically Stretching
Unit 9: Radicals and Complex Numbers: Square Root, Power Functions
Unit 10: Polynomial and Rational Functions: Graphs & Zeros of Polynomials
Unit 11: Trigonometric Functions: Unit Circle, Defining the Sine/Cosine
Unit 12: Probability: The Basics, Sets & Probability, Adding Probability
Unit 13: Statistics: Making Inferences, Normal Distribution, Sampling

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