Finding Equations of Exponential Graphs A PowerPoint lesson designed to help students learn how to find the equations of exponential graphs. This lesson guides students through a clear, step-by-step process for identifying the important features of an exponential graph and using these features to write its equation. This resource includes: ✓ Discussion questions to introduce exponential graphs ✓ A clear explanation of two useful equation forms ✓ A simple visual process for finding an equation from a graph ✓ Identifying the horizontal asymptote ✓ Finding the horizontal shift using the “corner stone” coordinate ✓ Finding the base using patterns in the graph ✓ Worked examples ✓ A reflected exponential graph example ✓ Student practice activities (“You try” questions) ✓ A decaying exponential graph example ✓ An algebraic method for finding exponential equations from coordinates ✓ A discussion question exploring equivalent exponential equations

Algebra - Linear - solving equations. Multi-step equations, variables on both sides, expanding and fraction solving. This activity requires students to identify the solution to each question. The answers will only be a number of 1 to 36. There will only be 1 of each number. Once done, on the colouring sheet (numbered 1 to 36), they should colour the corresponds 3x3 with the colouring key for each question (on the ppt).

Powers, negatives, fractions, LCM, HCF (GCF), squares and primes. This activity requires students to identify the solution to each question. The answers will only be a number of 1 to 36. There will only be 1 of each number. Once done, on the colouring sheet (numbered 1 to 36), they should colour the corresponds 3x3 with the colouring key for each question (on the ppt).