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Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application
Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application
Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application
Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application
Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application
Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application
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Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application
Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application
Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application
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Description

Looking for a fun graphing radical functions activity? Students collect data that follows a radical curve, fit a radical equation to the data, and analyze its features.

Read my graphing radical functions activity blog post for more information on this activity.

There is also an EDITABLE version of this activity: EDITABLE Radical Functions Graphing Discovery Activity

The purpose of this activity is to introduce or reinforce the shape of a graph of a radical function using the formula for the theoretical period of a pendulum. It also serves to give a real world example of radical functions.

Required materials include string and weights of equal mass (could be borrowed from a science teacher or use something like batteries).

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Graphing Radical Functions Data Collection Activity - Real-World Application

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Mathy Mrs J
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10th - 11th
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1 hour

Description

Looking for a fun graphing radical functions activity? Students collect data that follows a radical curve, fit a radical equation to the data, and analyze its features.

Read my graphing radical functions activity blog post for more information on this activity.

There is also an EDITABLE version of this activity: EDITABLE Radical Functions Graphing Discovery Activity

The purpose of this activity is to introduce or reinforce the shape of a graph of a radical function using the formula for the theoretical period of a pendulum. It also serves to give a real world example of radical functions.

Required materials include string and weights of equal mass (could be borrowed from a science teacher or use something like batteries).

You may also like...

✏️ Graphing Radical Expressions Jigsaw

✏️ Graphing Radical Expressions Mini Notes

✏️ Graphing Radical Expressions Task Cards

✏️ Domain and Range of Graphs of Radical Expressions Activity

✏️ Transformations of Radical Functions Biography Mystery Worksheet

✏️ Check out my other radical functions resources!

Thanks for checking out my store, Mathy Mrs. J! Please leave feedback to help me continue to improve my products for you.

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May 31, 2022
I used this in my Honors Algebra class after seeing you post about it on Instagram. Great introductory activity and the students loved how they participated in a "lab" in math class. It got them up and moving (I had them work in pairs) and we even talked about "human error" at the end based on some of their responses.
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Grades taught: 9th

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Graph square root, cube root, and piecewise-defined functions, including step functions and absolute value functions.
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