GENERAL MATH
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GENERAL MATH I |
Listed below are the courses that are available for General Math:
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GENERAL MATH I |
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GENERAL MATH II |
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5 CREDITS |
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5 CREDITS |
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Description:
This math course prepares |
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Description:
This course interweaves three |
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students
for the real world by using career |
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main
content strands-applied arithmetic, |
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and
consumer applications to make |
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pre-algebra,
pre-geometry-while emphasizing |
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mathematics more interesting and meaningful. |
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the
real world applications of each concept |
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and
skill and incorporating the latest tools |
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--Numeration |
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throughout. |
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--Whole
Number Computation |
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TOPICS: |
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--Decimal
Computation |
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--Decimal
Notation |
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--Statistics |
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--Large
and Small Numbers |
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--Fractions |
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--Measurement |
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--Fraction
computation |
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--Use
of Variables |
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--Measurement |
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--Patterns
Leading to Addition |
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--Ratio
and Proportion |
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--Problem-Solving
Strategies |
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--Percent |
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--Patterns
Leading to Subtraction |
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--Probability |
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--Displays |
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--Geometry |
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--Patterns
Leading to Multiplication |
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--Perimeter,
Area, Volume |
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--Multiplication
and Other Operations |
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--Rational
Numbers |
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--Patterns
Leading to Division |
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--Equations |
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--Real
Numbers, Area, and Volume |
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--Coordinate
Graphs and Equations |
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BUSINESS MATH |
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CONSUMER MATH |
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5 CREDITS |
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5 CREDITS |
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Description:
This course is designed to |
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Description:
This course trains the student |
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expose
students to the world of business- |
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in mathematical applications for daily use. |
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whether in accounting. distribution, |
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secretarial, or general office duties. |
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--Creative
Arithmetic |
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--Fractions,
Decimals, and Percent |
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--The
Meaning of Numbers |
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--Family
Finances I |
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--Addition
Skills; Subtraction Skills |
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--Family
Finances II |
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--Multiplication
Skills; Division Skills |
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--Construction
and Building Trades |
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--Skills
with Fractions |
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--Service
Occupations |
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--Comparison
of Numbers |
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--Transportation |
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--Practical
Measurements |
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--Business
Services |
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--Employee
Compensation |
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--Occupational
Diagrams |
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--Interest
Computation |
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--Looking
Back |
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--Banking
and Banking Services |
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--Trade
and Cash Discounts |
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--Establishing
Retail Prices |
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--Finding
the Results of Business Operations |
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--Finding
the Financial Position of a Business |
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--Financial
Statement Computations |
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--Depreciation
and Other Overhead Expenses |
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--Personal
Investments; Consumer Credit |
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--Taxes;
Insurance |
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