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New Brunswick Curriculum

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Grade 9 · Mathematics · Unit 1 · Numbers

Foundations of the Real Numbers

Follow one number, the side of a square of area 2, across five forms: its family, its two names, a list of moves, a repeated stretch, and the root that names it.

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Grade 9 · Mathematics · Unit 1 · Numbers

Square Roots of Perfect Squares

A square of area 0.4: can its side be written as a fraction? Cut the square into cells and find out which areas finish.

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Grade 9 · Mathematics · Unit 1 · Numbers

Ordering Rational Numbers

Three cards: a fraction, a decimal and a percentage. Put them on one line and the line puts them in order.

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Grade 10 · Mathematics · Unit 1 · Geometric Shapes

Trigonometric Ratios and Identities

Two triangles of different sizes give the same number. Follow it from the four ratios to the exact values, the identities and the unit circle.

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Grade 10 · Mathematics · Unit 1 · Geometric Shapes

Pythagoras and the Primary Ratios

A right triangle has six measurements. Find how few you need before the other five are forced, then solve the whole triangle and check it.

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Grade 10 · Mathematics · Unit 1 · Geometric Shapes

Indirect Measurement

You cannot climb the tree to measure it. Build a triangle you can measure, add your own eye height, and find out how wrong the answer might be.

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