Algebraic and Graphical Modelling

Presentation

Algebraic and Graphical Modelling is the first in a series of three Secondary 3 mathematics courses in the diversified basic education program. Its goal is to enable students to deal with situations that need to be represented with an algebraic or graphical model expressing a relation. By the end of this course, students will be able to use different strategies and types of reasoning to solve situational problems in the family of situations Relationship between quantities. This guide contains five learning situations and is accompanied by two scored activities.

Content

Inequalities and inequations • Inequality relation • Solving first-degree equations and inequations in one variable Relations • Dependence between the variables of a situation • Function and inverse • Scatter plot • Determining the rule of correspondence Systems • Solving first-degree equations in two variables

Recipients

Adult students who wish to complete their Secondary III Mathematics program or who wish to improve their mathematics skills.

Prerequisites

MTH-2101-3 and MTH-2102 from the Common Core Basic Education program or equivalent

Notes

The scored activities are an integral part of the proposed learning approach. Their reproduction is authorized for any adult education centre using them. You may either purchase them or download them free of charge from the following address: http://cours1.sofad.qc.ca/ressources/