Getting Started with Desmos

Last updated over 5 years ago

6 questions

Note from the author:

This activity will help participants learn some of the basic functionality and features of the Desmos Graphing Calculator. This is basically a Desmos Tutorial.

Getting Started with Desmos

Last updated over 5 years ago

6 questions

Note from the author:

This activity will help participants learn some of the basic functionality and features of the Desmos Graphing Calculator. This is basically a Desmos Tutorial.

The objective of this assignment is to help you become more familiar with the functions and features of the Desmos Graphing Calculator. After watching the videos, you can exercise your skills by completing the corresponding tasks.

Plot the lines on the same graph as was shown in the video.

Click the points where the two graphs intersect to identify the ordered pairs.

We have released a new and improved Graphing question type! Students will no longer be able to answer this question.

Plot the following points on the graph:
(0,3), (-1,-2), (3,-1)
Change the color of the points to PURPLE.

We have released a new and improved Graphing question type! Students will no longer be able to answer this question.

Duplicate the table from the video:

We have released a new and improved Graphing question type! Students will no longer be able to answer this question.

Graph the functions on the same graph.

[HINT: Don't forget to type f(x1). Click here for help.]

We have released a new and improved Graphing question type! Students will no longer be able to answer this question.

Use Desmos to find f(17). (Use the function f(x) we defined in the previous problem.)

Make triangle ABC with vertices:
A=(-2,2)
B=(2,2)
C=(0,-2)
Choose a DASHED outline and ORANGE fill color.

We have released a new and improved Graphing question type! Students will no longer be able to answer this question.

Getting Started with Desmos

Getting Started with Desmos

Plot the lines on the same graph as was shown in the video.Click the points where the two graphs intersect to identify the ordered pairs.

Plot the following points on the graph:(0,3), (-1,-2), (3,-1)Change the color of the points to PURPLE.

Duplicate the table from the video:

Graph the functions on the same graph. [HINT: Don't forget to type f(x1). Click here for help.]

Use Desmos to find f(17). (Use the function f(x) we defined in the previous problem.)

Make triangle ABC with vertices:A=(-2,2)B=(2,2)C=(0,-2)Choose a DASHED outline and ORANGE fill color.

Plot the lines on the same graph as was shown in the video.Click the points where the two graphs intersect to identify the ordered pairs.

Plot the following points on the graph:(0,3), (-1,-2), (3,-1)Change the color of the points to PURPLE.

Duplicate the table from the video:

Graph the functions on the same graph. [HINT: Don't forget to type f(x1). Click here for help.]

Use Desmos to find f(17). (Use the function f(x) we defined in the previous problem.)

Make triangle ABC with vertices:A=(-2,2)B=(2,2)C=(0,-2)Choose a DASHED outline and ORANGE fill color.

Plot the lines on the same graph as was shown in the video.

Click the points where the two graphs intersect to identify the ordered pairs.

Plot the following points on the graph:
(0,3), (-1,-2), (3,-1)
Change the color of the points to PURPLE.

Graph the functions on the same graph.

[HINT: Don't forget to type f(x1). Click here for help.]

Make triangle ABC with vertices:
A=(-2,2)
B=(2,2)
C=(0,-2)
Choose a DASHED outline and ORANGE fill color.

Plot the lines on the same graph as was shown in the video.

Click the points where the two graphs intersect to identify the ordered pairs.

Plot the following points on the graph:
(0,3), (-1,-2), (3,-1)
Change the color of the points to PURPLE.

Graph the functions on the same graph.

[HINT: Don't forget to type f(x1). Click here for help.]

Make triangle ABC with vertices:
A=(-2,2)
B=(2,2)
C=(0,-2)
Choose a DASHED outline and ORANGE fill color.