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    Lesson Plan in Grade 11 Gen Math

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    This lesson plan outlines how to teach students about the Binomial Theorem and Pascal's Triangle. The objectives are for students to illustrate Pascal's Triangle, prove the Binomial Theorem, determine terms in (x + y)n expansions, and solve problems using the theorem. Students will review combinations, discuss the theorem and triangle historically and mathematically, and solve examples using both the triangle and direct theorem. They will be evaluated on expanding additional binomial expressions and assigned further practice.

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    Lesson Plan in Grade 11 Gen Math

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    This lesson plan outlines how to teach students about the Binomial Theorem and Pascal's Triangle. The objectives are for students to illustrate Pascal's Triangle, prove the Binomial Theorem, determine terms in (x + y)n expansions, and solve problems using the theorem. Students will review combinations, discuss the theorem and triangle historically and mathematically, and solve examples using both the triangle and direct theorem. They will be evaluated on expanding additional binomial expressions and assigned further practice.

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    This lesson plan outlines how to teach students about the Binomial Theorem and Pascal's Triangle. The objectives are for students to illustrate Pascal's Triangle, prove the Binomial Theorem, determine terms in (x + y)n expansions, and solve problems using the theorem. Students will review combinations, discuss the theorem and triangle historically and mathematically, and solve examples using both the triangle and direct theorem. They will be evaluated on expanding additional binomial expressions and assigned further practice.

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    Lesson Plan in Grade 11 Gen Math

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    Lesson Plan in Grade 11 Pre-Calculus

    March 6, 2018

    I. Objective/s:

    At the end of the session the students are expected to:

    1. illustrate Pascal’s Triangle in the expansion of ( x + y )n for small positive integral values of n;
    2. prove the Binomial Theorem;
    3. determine any term of ( x + y )n, where n is a positive integer, without expanding; and
    4. solve problems using Binomial Theorem.

    II. Subject Matter


    a. Topic: The Binomial Theorem and Pascal’s Triangle
    b. Reference/s: Pre-Calculus pp. 259-262

    Learning Resource:

    c. Materials of Instruction (IM’s)


    III. Procedure
    a. Daily Routine
    - Prayer
    - Checking of Attendance
    b. Review
    Review on Combinations

    c. Motivation
    HISTORICAL GEM: Is Pascal’s Triangle really Pascal’s?

    d. Presentation of the Lesson/ Lesson Proper

    1. Activity: Discuss the Binomial Theorem


    Discuss the Pascal’s Triangle

    2. Analysis: How do you determine the use of Pascal’s Triangle in the expansion of
    ( x + y )n for small positive integral values of n;

    3. Abstraction: What is the difference in solving binomial ( x + y )n using between


    Pascal’s Triangle and Binomial Theorem.

    How does Pascal’s Triangle make sense in solving Binomial Theorem?

    4. Application: Group Activity:


    Group 1: Solve ( a+ b )5 using the Binomial Theorem
    Group 2: Solve ( a+ b )5 using the Pascal’s Triangle for binomial expansion

    IV. Evaluation : Solve the following.


    1. ( a+ b )7
    2. ( 2 a−b )5
    V. Assignment: Solve the following.
    1. ( a+ b )6
    2. ( 3 x− y )8

    Prepared by:

    ANGELOUS D. ALIPAO

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