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Grade 9 Math

7 units matched to the Newfoundland and Labrador Curriculum.

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Units

  1. Unit 1

    Rational Numbers

    Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions and decimals that may be negative, converting between fractions and decimals, ordering rational numbers, and using BEDMAS.

    Curriculum outcome: Operation sense (by Grade 9) · operations with rational numbers

  2. Unit 2

    Exponents & Powers

    Evaluating powers, using the product, quotient and power laws, working with powers of products and fractions, and order of operations with exponents.

    Curriculum outcome: Operation sense (by Grade 9) · powers, exponent laws and scientific notation

  3. Unit 3

    Polynomials

    Naming polynomials by terms and degree, combining like terms, subtracting polynomials, multiplying and dividing by a constant, and substituting values for x.

    Curriculum outcome: Patterns and relationships (by Grade 9) · adding, subtracting and multiplying polynomials

  4. Unit 4

    Multi-Step Equations

    Solving linear equations with brackets, fractions and variables on both sides, checking solutions, and turning word problems into equations.

    Curriculum outcome: Patterns and relationships (by Grade 9) · solving linear equations in several steps

  5. Unit 5

    Linear Relations

    Finding slope from points and graphs, reading y = mx + b, finding intercepts, deciding whether a point is on a line, spotting parallel lines, and using rates of change in stories.

    Curriculum outcome: Patterns and relationships (by Grade 9) · linear relations: tables, graphs and equations

  6. Unit 6

    Statistics in Society

    Telling a population from a sample, spotting bias in who is asked and how, predicting from a sample, noticing misleading graphs, and why correlation is not causation.

    Curriculum outcome: Data management (by Grade 9) · collecting data and how statistics are used

  7. Unit 7

    Surface Area of Objects

    Finding the surface area of a rectangular prism, of two solids joined together (taking away the faces that are hidden), and of a cylinder written in terms of π.

    Curriculum outcome: Spatial sense (by Grade 9) · surface area of composite 3-D objects

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