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Standard No.
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Publisher Citations
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ALGEBRA
I
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Primary Citations
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Supporting Citations
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MA.08.AR.01
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Represent, analyze and
determine rules for finding patterns relating to linear functions, nonlinear
functions and arithmetic sequences with tables,
graphs, and symbolic rules.
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1.17
to 1.18
6.04
6.07
to 6.09
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1.21
to 1.22
6.33
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MA.08.AR.02
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Identify functions as linear
or nonlinear from tables, graphs, or equations and contrast their
properties.
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5.15
to 5.16
5.20
6.12
6.15
to 6.18
13.01
13.46
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5.30
5.41
5.51
5.65
6.33
13.63
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MA.08.AR.03
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Interpret the meaning of the
rate of change and y-intercept of a linear relationship in a problem
setting.
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5.35
to 5.36
5.50
to 5.56
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5.39
to 5.40
5.57
5.65
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MA.CM.AR.01
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Represent and generalize sequences resulting from linear, quadratic,
and exponential relationships using recursive or explicit formulas tables of
values and graphs.
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1.02
3.52
5.13
to 5.20
6.04
6.07
to 6.09
13.46
to 13.47
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3.61
5.21
to 5.22
5.65
6.13
to 6.14
6.33
13.63
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MA.CM.AR.02
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Produce a valid conjecture
using inductive reasoning by generalizing from a pattern of observations.
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1.17
to 1.18
2.52
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MA.CM.AR.03
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Evaluate and make a table
for two-variable formulas and match a graph or table of values to its
formula.
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1.30
to 1.35
3.56
to 3.57
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1.36
to 1.39
3.58
to 3.59
3.61
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MA.CM.AR.04
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Identify independent and
dependent variables and determine the domain and range of a function in a
problem situation.
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6.01
6.06
6.10
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6.33
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MA.08.AR.04
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Represent and solve equations of the form ax+b=c or
k(ax+ b) = c.
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3.13
to 3.18
3.30
to 3.32
3.34
to 3.38
3.41
to 3.48
3.51
to 3.54
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3.19
to 3.20
3.39
to 3.40
3.49
to 3.50
3.55
3.61
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MA.08.AR.05
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Approximate solutions of systems of linear equations
from a graph.
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7.05
to 7.07
7.10
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7.08
to 7.09
7.47
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MA.08.AR.06
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Recognize and generate
equivalent symbolic forms for algebraic expressions with an emphasis on
linear relationships.
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1.07
to 1.08
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1.10
to 1.11
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MA.08.AR.07
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Evaluate algebraic expressions
and formulas, including expressions involving exponents and
parentheses, by substituting rational numbers.
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1.02
to 1.06
1.12
to 1.14
1.18
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1.07
to 1.08
1.10
to 1.11
1.15
to 1.16
1.20
to 1.22
1.39
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MA.08.AR.08
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Translate between and
interpret linear relationships represented by words, symbols, tables, and
graphs.
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5.13
5.16
to 5.17
5.50
to 5.51
6.04
6.08
6.15
to 6.16
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5.21
to 5.22
5.65
6.33
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MA.08.AR.09
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Determine the slope and x- and y-intercepts given the
graph of a linear equation.
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5.23
to 5.24
5.27
to 5.29
5.31
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5.25
to 5.26
5.39
to 5.40
5.65
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MA.08.AR.10
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Graph a linear equation given the slope and an initial
value (y-intercept).
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5.30
5.35
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5.33
5.36
5.39
to 5.40
5.65
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MA.08.AR.11
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Recognize and graph the solutions of linear
inequalities on a number line.
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8.01
to 8.04
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8.05
to 8.12
8.40
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MA.08.AR.12
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Graph simple quadratic
equations (y=kx^2 or y=kx^2+b) by generating a table of values for
a given equation.
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13.47
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13.46
13.53
to 13.54
13.63
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MA.08.AR.13
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Identify and describe the
effects of changing the slope or y-intercept on the graph of a linear
relationship of the form y=kx or y=kx+b.
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5.27
to 5.30
5.50
5.52
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5.51
5.65
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MA.CM.AR.05
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Algebraically represent
situations and solve problems involving quadratic and exponential equations,
including exponential growth and decay.
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13.08
to 13.10
13.16
13.18
13.28
to 13.29
13.34
to 13.36
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13.11
to 13.12
13.19
to 13.20
13.37
to 13.38
13.63
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MA.CM.AR.06
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Use graphs to solve
non-linear equations, including quadratics.
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13.48
to 13.50
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13.51
13.53
to 13.54
13.63
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MA.CM.AR.07
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Represent and solve system
of linear equations with two variables using simultaneous equations and by
graphing.
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7.01
to 7.02
7.05
to 7.06
7.10
to 7.18
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7.03
to 7.04
7.07
to 7.09
7.19
to 7.21
7.47
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MA.CM.AR.08
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Recognize and generate equivalent forms for algebraic expressions,
including combining like terms and expanding binomials.
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1.07
to 1.08
3.13
to 3.14
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1.10
to 1.11
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MA.CM.AR.09
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Evaluate algebraic
expressions and formulas by substituting real numbers.
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1.02
to 1.03
1.06
1.12
to 1.14
1.18
1.31
to 1.35
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1.10
to 1.11
1.21
to 1.22
1.36
to 1.39
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MA.CM.AR.10
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Translate between and
interpret quadratic and exponential relationships represented by words,
symbols, tables, and graphs.
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13.46
to 13.48
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13.63
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MA.CM.AR.11
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Determine and interpret
maxima or minima and zeros of quadratic functions, and linear functions where
y = constant.
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5.31
13.46
to 13.50
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13.51
to 13.54
13.63
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MA.CM.AR.12
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Graph linear inequalities in
two variables.
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8.28
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8.27
8.40
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MA.CM.AR.13
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Graph quadratic and
exponential equations.
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13.46
to 13.50
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13.51
to 13.54
13.63
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MA.CM.AR.14
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Analyze how changing a
parameter (i.e., k, b) in a quadratic or exponential function of the form
y=k^x+b, y=kx^2+b, or y=k(x+b)^2 affects its graph.
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13.47
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13.63
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MA.08.AR.14
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Model situations, make
predictions and inferences, and solve problems using linear equations and
inequalities.
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3.0 to
3.09
3.13
to 3.16
3.21
to 3.22
3.30
to 3.32
3.34
to 3.38
3.41
3.45
to 3.47
3.51
to 3.54
8.0 to
8.10
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3.10
to 3.12
3.17
to 3.20
3.23
to 3.25
3.33
3.39
to 3.40
3.42
to 3.44
3.48
to 3.50
3.55
3.61
8.11
to 8.12
8.40
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MA.08.AR.15
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Recognize and represent direct variation using tables,
graphs, and equations.
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6.15
to 6.16
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6.20
to 6.21
6.33
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MA.08.AR.16
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Determine when data represented in a table or graph
represents a linear or nonlinear relationship.
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5.13
to 5.17
5.20
5.41
5.50
to 5.52
5.55
to 5.56
6.11
to 6.12
6.15
6.18
13.46
to 13.47
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5.53
to 5.54
5.57
5.65
6.13
to 6.14
6.20
to 6.21
6.33
13.48
to 13.54
13.63
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MA.CM.AR.15
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Model situations, make
predictions and inferences, and solve problems using linear, quadratic, and
exponential functions.
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3.0 to
3.09
3.13
to 3.16
3.21
to 3.22
3.30
to 3.32
3.34
to 3.38
3.41
3.45
to 3.47
3.51
to 3.54
5.08
to 5.10
5.13
to 5.17
5.20
13.03
to 13.10
13.13
to 13.18
13.21
to 13.24
13.27
to 13.36
13.45
to 13.50
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3.10
to 3.12
3.17
to 3.20
3.23
to 3.25
3.33
3.39
to 3.40
3.42
to 3.44
3.48
to 3.50
3.55
3.61
5.11
to 5.12
5.21
to 5.22
5.65
13.0
to 13.02
13.11
to 13.12
13.19
to 13.20
13.25
to 13.26
13.37
to 13.38
13.51
to 13.54
13.63
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MA.CM.AR.16
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Determine when data
represented in a table or graph represents a linear, quadratic, or
exponential relationship.
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5.13
to 5.17
5.20
5.41
5.50
to 5.52
5.55
to 5.56
6.07
to 6.09
6.11
to 6.12
6.15
6.18
13.46
to 13.47
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5.53
to 5.54
5.57
5.65
6.13
to 6.14
6.20
to 6.21
6.33
13.48
to 13.54
13.63
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MA.08.AR.17
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Understand that the rate of
change in a linear function is constant and is equal to the slope
of its graphed line.
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5.23
to 5.24
5.27
to 5.28
5.36
5.50
to 5.56
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5.25
to 5.26
5.39
to 5.40
5.57
5.65
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MA.08.AR.18
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Determine the slope of a line given two points on the
line.
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5.23
to 5.24
5.27
to 5.28
5.34
5.50
to 5.51
5.55
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5.25
to 5.26
5.39
to 5.40
5.65
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MA.08.AR.19
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Analyze the nature of change
in quantities in linear relationships represented by graphs, tables, or
formulas.
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5.50
to 5.51
5.55
to 5.56
6.04
6.07
to 6.08
6.15
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5.57
5.65
6.13
to 6.14
6.20
to 6.21
6.33
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MA.CM.AR.17
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Approximate and interpret
rates of change in graphical and numeric data.
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5.50
to 5.56
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5.57
5.65
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MA.CM.AR.18
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Analyze the nature of change
of each variable in a non-linear relationship as suggested by a table of
values, a graph or a formula.
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5.20
6.09
6.17
to 6.18
13.0
to 13.01
13.46
to 13.47
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6.20
to 6.21
6.33
13.63
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