Solving Non-Linear Systems - Slides Maze or Digital Station Maze

Students will solve nonlinear systems (linear quadratic and quadratic systems) with this slides maze or digital station maze. The problems slides are seven as each slide is splitted into two sections (slide A and slide B). The problem on slide A is to find the solutions of a nonlinear system and the problem on slide B is to determine the number of the solutions of a nonlinear system. Students start with the problem on slide 1A, they choose the correct answer (between four optional) and it tells them to go to the next slide or station. There is provided a rectangle maze of empty boxes and arrows where students type the numbers of the slides showing the order in which they have visited the slides. Students have to visit each slide/station once only and to finish at the same station (slide 1A) they have started. This activity encourage students to check their work carefully since an incorrect answer will eventually send them back to a problem they have already solved. Successfully completing the maze requires students to slow down and check their work.

Detailed answer keys are included.

*This product is created as a Google Slides product, but it is uploaded here as a Power Point presentation and in PDF format.