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Unit 8
- Unit 1: Linear and Nonlinear Functions
- Unit 2: Piecewise Functions
- Unit 3: Absolute Value Functions and More Piecewise Functions
- Unit 4: Introduction to Quadratic Functions through Applications
- Unit 5: More Abstract Work with Quadratic Functions
- Unit 6: Rational Functions
- Unit 7: Polynomial Functions
- Unit 8: Exponential Functions
- Unit 9: Ferris Wheels
- Unit 10: Circles
- Unit 11: Radical Functions
- Unit 12: Cubic Functions
Lesson 23
- LESSON 1: Bunnies and Exponential Growth
- LESSON 2: More Bunnies and Exponential Growth
- LESSON 3: Candy Bars and Exponential Decay
- LESSON 4: Bunnies and Exponential Equations
- LESSON 5: Graphing Bunnies
- LESSON 6: Exponential Data Tables
- LESSON 7: Fitting Exponential Functions Given Two Points
- LESSON 8: Matching Exponential Graphs to Equations
- LESSON 9: Exponential Functions Review
- LESSON 10: Exponential Functions Portfolio and Summative Assessment
- LESSON 11: Exponential Functions and Approach Statements
- LESSON 12: Graphing Exponential Functions
- LESSON 13: Matching Graphs of Exponential Functions to their Equations
- LESSON 14: Exponential Function Designs
- LESSON 15: Graph Exponential Functions Review
- LESSON 16: Graph Exponential Functions Summative Assessment and Portfolio
- LESSON 17: Bouncy Ball Investigation
- LESSON 18: Percent Change: Growth and Decay
- LESSON 19: More Percent Changes and Exponential Functions
- LESSON 20: Writing Exponential Functions to Solve Problems
- LESSON 21: Different Time Intervals and Exponential Functions
- LESSON 22: Compound Interest
- LESSON 23: Compound Interest Formula
- LESSON 24: Continuously Compounded Interest
- LESSON 25: Applications of Exponential Functions Review
- LESSON 26: Applications of Exponential Functions Summative Assessment
Objective
Warm-Up
Investigation and New Learning
Closing
Objective
Students will be able to develop a formula to calculate compound interest. Students will be able to explain how they know this formula is exponential and how to find each part of the formula using the given information.
Big Idea
Make sense of each part of the compound interest formula.
Lesson Author
Hilary Yamtich
Oakland, CA
Grade Level
Eleventh grade
Twelfth grade
Subjects
Math
Precalculus and Calculus
Standards
Warm-Up
30 minutes
Compound Interest Formula Warm-Up.docx
Investigation and New Learning
45 minutes
Compound Interest Equations EXCEEDS.docx
Develop Compound Interest Formula Scaffold 2.docx
Compound Interest Formula.docx
Vocabulary List for Compound Interest Formula.docx
Closing
10 minutes
Compound Interest Formula Exit Ticket.docx
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Lesson Author
Hilary Yamtich
Oakland, CA