Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Exit Slip- Connecting the Volume and the surface area formulas
Exit Slip- Varying the radius and solving for heights
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Exit slip: My can Volume and SA Calculation
Monday, April 19, 2010
Writing Objectively - 2. Tables Exit Slip
These are two calculations from the two functions; this is shown in Table 1 and Figure 1. The first function is y1=4x^3 and the second function is y2=7x^3.
The first column has some values for the independent variable x. The value for x ranges from -25 to 25. This was chosen at random. The scale is set to 5, so all the important points of the graph would be shown.
These x values were plug into the function y1 and the results are shown in the second column. The y-values first decrease as x-values increase from negative numbers to zero. (0,0) is the vertex and it's also the minimum of the graph. Then, the y-values increase as x increase from 0 to positive values.
The y-values for y2=7x^3 are shown in the third column of table 1. The y-values decreases but only until x=0. Then after that x is 0 the graph increases.
Writing Objectively - 2. Tables Exit Slip
The y-values for y2=7x^3 are shown in the third column of table 1. The y-values decreases but only until x=0. Then after that x is 0 the graph increases.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Exit Slip Lesson 3 Compare& Contrast
Friday, April 9, 2010
Exit Slip For Graphing
Thursday, March 18, 2010
My opinion On the paper.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Progress Update 2
- How did you "generalize?"
Well I generalize my equation by first figuring out how much my width went up by. Then all I really had was to replace the number with the X value and find how much was the girth in which was h+h+w+w in which equal the girth. I actually found this very easy because the chart I had made before generalize it helped me a lot.
- How did you set up your axes when graphing?
The way I set up my axes when I was graphing was by making a table. In this table I wrote down the maximum, the minimum and how much I should go up by. It was very easy once I had all my charts in front of me.
- How did you organize your data into different tables?
The way I organize my data into different tables in keeping track of all the number I was going up by and working as a group with my partner. When I started to graph it became a bit more harder in keeping track of the numbers and dots, so I used different colors to help me organize my graphs and number. This really helped me a lot and when I do start my PBAT i'm going to organize it the same way.
- What did you discover when you put all your finding together ?
When I put all my findings together I discovered that when the height is the same as the width it is going to equal the maximum volume. But as the width get bigger the volume gets smaller. I proved this by putting the height and the width the same for one equation and in the other I changed it. This is how I checked my findings. I was actually a bite surprised at my finding but happy I finish. I think this has really helped me prepare for my PBAT and i'm really looking forward to starting my project.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Questions
2. Do we have to write a mathematical paper?