Solve complex linear equations with fractional and decimal coefficients, apply equation-solving skills to real-world word problems, and analyze common solving errors.

Solve systems of linear equations algebraically using substitution and elimination, and determine the number of solutions for a given system.

Learners will construct and interpret two-way tables to analyze patterns of association in categorical data using frequencies and relative frequencies.

Apply proportional reasoning to distance-speed-time problems and compare proportional relationships represented in different forms.

Compare, apply to real-world contexts, and explore advanced properties of square and cube roots.

Combine multiple exponent rules to simplify and generate equivalent expressions, solve simple exponential equations, and apply exponent rules across various bases and real-world contexts.

Use rational approximations to locate, compare, and order irrational numbers on a number line.

Use scientific notation to compare quantities, determine how many times larger one quantity is than another, and estimate very large and very small real-world measurements.

Compare two functions presented in different forms (algebraic, graphical, numerical, verbal), determine which has the greater rate of change, and use technology to analyze and compare linear function properties.