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This comprehensive SAT Prep Study Guide provides a complete overview of the SAT exam format, covering Reading, Writing & Language, Math (calculator and no-calculator sections), and the optional Essay. It includes proven strategies for each section, high-value math concepts, essential grammar rules, and vocabulary to know. The guide also offers a weekly study routine, test-taking tips, and a checklist for test day readiness. Ideal for students preparing for high scores with structured practice.

This American Literature study guide covers key literary periods from Native American traditions to Postmodernism, outlining major themes, representative authors, and essential works. It includes a focused breakdown of recurring motifs like the American Dream, race, identity, and freedom. Also featured are vital literary terms, reading strategies, and an essay-writing framework with a ready-to-use thesis template. Designed for high school and college prep students, this guide is ideal for exam r...

This study guide covers essential biology topics for senior high school students, including the scientific method, cell structure, genetics, evolution, and ecology. It also includes key concepts from human body systems, photosynthesis, cellular respiration, biochemistry, and lab skills. Vocabulary and exam-relevant terms are summarized for efficient revision.

This presentation covers both the HL and SL content for the Plant Transport unit for IB HL Biology.

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This set of Unit 1 Day 3 Precalculus notes and homework focuses on polynomial structure, end behavior, and determining degree from tables of values. Students learn how leading coefficients and polynomial degree influence the left- and right-hand behavior of graphs, how to express end behavior using limit notation, and how to recognize whether a polynomial has odd or even degree based on its long-term behavior. The packet also includes guided problems on evaluating limits of polynomial functio...

These Unit 1 Pre-Calculus notes provide clear, organized explanations of concavity, increasing/decreasing behavior, and points of inflection using multiple graphs and examples. The notes walk through how to identify where a function is concave up or concave down, how the rate of change affects the shape of the graph, and how to recognize inflection points both visually and conceptually. Several worked-out graphs are included, along with tables of function values and diagrams illustrating how inc...