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Spacecraft Radar Tracking

In this lesson, students will calculate and interpret the meaning of the correlation coefficient and coefficient determination.
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Analyzing Country Data

In this activity, students will examine sample ages from three countries displayed in a spreadsheet and in relative frequency histograms that highlight the distinctive features of the distribution of the ages from each sample.
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Does a Correlation Exist?

In this activity, students will determine, by examining a graph, if a data set has a positive or negative correlation coefficient. Then, they will find the linear regression equation and calculate the correlation coefficient. They will use this line to predict the value of y for a given x and vic...
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Piecewise Linear Integral

Use graphical interpretations of the meanings of definite integrals and definite integral functions.
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Riemann Sums

Visualize values for different Riemann sums and use these values to estimate the area of a region.
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7 Calculator Functions Your Students Need | Texas Instruments

... It’s the same number of keystrokes as using the math menu, but as you can see, there are some useful functions built into this shortcut that will come in handy in future math classes. Keep the soft keys in your back pocket for future use! I also like how the menu comes up over whatever you’...
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Human Body Assessment

This TI-Nspire™ question set (.tns) has assessment questions relating to Biology: Human Body. 
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Nuclear Decay and Chain Reactions

Students determine the decay constant and half-life and begin to look at nuclear fission by simulating a chain reaction.
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Potential and Kinetic Energy

Students explore the relationship between the mass, energy, and angle of a projected object fired from an idealized cannon.
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Mechanical Advantage of Pulleys

Students explore a single-fixed-pulley system by varying the load and measure the force necessary to lift the load.
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NASA - Lunar Landing

In this activity, students explore the real-world problem of a lunar landing and the associated mathematics.
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Vernier - Capacitors

In this lesson, students will use the voltage probe to measure the discharge of a capacitor.
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Enzyme Catalysts

In this lesson, students will explore the impact of a changing environment on the reaction rates of an enzyme.
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Exploring Diffusion

In this lesson, students will explore diffusion through a selectively permeable membrane.
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Vernier - Sound Waves and Beats

In this lesson, students will use the microphone to measure the frequency and period of sound waves from tuning forks.
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Why Bigger is Not Necessarily Better

In this lesson, students will discover the dynamic relationship between the surface area and the volume of a "cell."
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Work and Power

Students explore the relationship between power, work, and time. They also explore the relationship between power, force, and speed. Based on these explorations, students derive the equation P = Fv and solve problems dealing with power in various mechanical problems.
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Vernier - Reaction Stoichiometry

In this lesson, students use a temperature probe to investigate an acid-base reaction in order to write balanced chemical equations and determine mole ratios.
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Two-Dimensional Collisions

Students observe animations of two-dimensional elastic collisions of spheres and then calculate linear momenta and kinetic energies.
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Uniform Circular Motion

Students explore uniform circular motion and solve problems that deal with kinematics and dynamics of this motion.
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Vernier - Conductivity of Solution: The Effect of Concentration

In this lesson, students will use the conductivity probe to measure conductivity of solutions.
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Capacitors

Students explore the characteristics of capacitors. The activity begins with a look at the movement of charge in a parallel-plate capacitor and the effect of voltage on charge. Following the definition of capacitance, students explore how plate area, plate separation, and dielectrics affect capac...
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Conductivity of Solutions

This is an investigation of conductivity and concentration of ionic solutions. Students create a plot of conductivity and concentration and calculate a mathematical model for this relationship. They will also look at substances that release differing numbers of ions.
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A Little Light Work

Students will study graphs of light intensity at various distances from a light sensor. They will use power and linear regressions to determine the relationship between light intensity and distance from the light source. They will also develop their own models for the relationship.
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