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Standard No.
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Standard Language
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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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F.8.1
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Work with
algebraic expressions in a variety of ways, including
- using appropriate symbolism,
including exponents and variables
- evaluating expressions through
numerical substitution
- generating equivalent expressions
- adding and subtracting expressions
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1.02
to 1.09
1.12
to 1.20
1.23
to 1.27
9.01
to 9.04
9.06
to 9.09
9.12
to 9.21
10.03
to 10.09
10.14
to 10.17
11.01
to 11.05
11.19
to 11.21
12.0
12.02
12.04
12.06
12.10
12.25
to 12.26
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1.01
1.10
to 1.11
1.21
to 1.22
1.28
to 1.29
1.39
9.10
to 9.11
9.22
to 9.23
9.39
10.12
to 10.13
10.18
to 10.19
10.85
11.08
to 11.09
11.24
to 11.25
11.51
12.07
to 12.09
12.69
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F.8.2
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Work with
linear and nonlinear patterns and relationships in a variety of ways,
including
- representing them with tables, with
graphs, and with algebraic expressions, equations, and inequalities
- describing and interpreting their
graphical representations (e.g., slope, rate of change, intercepts)
- using them as models of real-world
phenomena
- describing a real-world phenomenon
that a given graph might represent
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1.12
to 1.13
1.17
1.25
to 1.26
3.0
to 3.61
5.01
to 5.57
6.01
to 6.18
8.0
to 8.10
13.0
to 13.02
13.46
to 13.47
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1.21
to 1.22
1.28
to 1.29
5.65
6.33
8.11
to 8.12
8.40
13.63
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F.8.3
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Recognize,
describe, and analyze functional relationships by generalizing a rule that
characterizes the pattern of change among variables. These functional
relationships include exponential growth and decay (e.g., cell division,
depreciation).
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1.02
1.17
to 1.18
3.52
5.13
to 5.14
5.16
6.04
6.07
13.46
to 13.47
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1.21
to 1.22
5.65
6.33
13.63
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F.8.4
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Use linear
equations and inequalities in a variety of ways, including
- writing them to represent problem
situations and to express generalizations
- solving them by different methods
(e.g., informally, graphically, with formal properties, with technology)
- writing and evaluating formulas
(including solving for a specified variable)
- using them to record and describe
solution strategies
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1.30
to 1.35
3.0
to 3.61
5.08
to 5.10
5.35
8.03
to 8.10
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1.36
to 1.37
1.39
5.11
to 5.12
8.11
to 8.12
8.40
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F.8.5
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Recognize and
use generalized properties and relations, including
- additive and multiplicative property
of equations and inequalities
- commutativity and associativity of
addition and multiplication
- distributive property
- inverses and identities for addition
and multiplication
- transitive property
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1.07
to 1.08
2.43
to 2.49
3.02
to 3.09
8.03
to 8.10
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2.50 to
2.51
3.10 to
3.12
8.11 to
8.12
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