Unit 6

Section A: Inputs and Outputs

• Lesson 1: Inputs and Outputs

  Let’s make some rules.

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• Lesson 2: Introduction to Functions

  Let’s learn what a function is.

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Section B: Representing and Interpreting Functions

• Lesson 3: Equations for Functions

  Let’s find outputs from equations.

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• Lesson 4: Tables, Equations, and Graphs of Functions

  Let’s connect equations and graphs of functions.

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• Lesson 5: More Graphs of Functions

  Let’s interpret graphs of functions.

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• Lesson 6: Even More Graphs of Functions

  Let’s draw a graph from a story.

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• Lesson 7: Connecting Representations of Functions

  Let’s connect tables, equations, graphs, and stories of functions.

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Section C: Linear Functions and Rates of Change

• Lesson 8: Linear Functions

  Let’s investigate linear functions.

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• Lesson 9: Linear Models

  Let’s model situations with linear functions.

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• Lesson 10: Piecewise Linear Functions

  Let’s explore functions built out of linear pieces.

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Section D: Prisms, Cylinders, and Cones

• Lesson 11: Slicing Solids

  Let’s see what shapes you get when you slice a three-dimensional object.

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• Lesson 12: Filling Containers

  Let’s fill containers with water.

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• Lesson 13: How Much Will Fit?

  Let’s reason about the volume of different shapes.

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• Lesson 14: Volume of Right Prisms

  Let’s look at volumes of prisms.

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• Lesson 15: Decomposing Bases for Area

  Let’s look at how some people use volume.

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• Lesson 16: Surface Area of Right Prisms

  Let’s look at the surface area of prisms.

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• Optional

  Lesson 17: Applying Volume and Surface Area

  Let’s explore things that are proportional to volume or surface area.

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• Lesson 18: The Volume and Dimensions of a Cylinder

  Let’s explore cylinder volumes and dimensions.

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• Lesson 19: The Volume of a Cone

  Let’s explore cones and their volumes.

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• Lesson 20: Finding Cone Dimensions

  Let’s figure out the dimensions of cones.

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Section E: Dimensions and Spheres

• Optional

  Lesson 21: Scaling One Dimension

  Let’s see how changing one dimension changes the volume of a shape.

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• Optional

  Lesson 22: Scaling Two Dimensions

  Let’s change more dimensions of shapes.

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• Lesson 23: Estimating a Hemisphere

  Let’s estimate volume of hemispheres with figures we know.

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• Lesson 24: The Volume of a Sphere

  Let’s explore spheres and their volumes.

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• Lesson 25: Cylinders, Cones, and Spheres

  Let’s find the volume of shapes.

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Section F: Let’s Put It to Work

• Optional

  Lesson 26: Building Prisms

  Let’s build a triangular prism from scratch.

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• Optional

  Lesson 27: Volume as a Function of …

  Let’s compare water heights in different containers.

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