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CALCULUS PIERRE DE FERMAT Math Science WebQuest Research Project Biography
FERMAT - Pierre de Fermat was a French lawyer at the Parlement of Toulouse, France, and a mathematician who is given credit for early developments that led to infinitesimal calculus, including his technique of adequality.Engage your learners in fun, interactive, and creative ways to discover more about PIERRE DE FERMAT using this WebQuest. Activity is differentiated allowing students to respond to open-ended questions reaching individual levels. INSPIRE your students!This WebQuest is NO P
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Calculus, Math, Science
Famous Curves Project
This is a project for the first unit of Calculus - right after the students learn the definition of the derivative and how to find the slope of the tangent line to the graph. Students will first choose a famous curve, make a poster of the equation with graph, take the derivative, find the slope of the tangent line and the equation of the tangent line at two points on the graph, they will also find a few things about the history of the curve. The assignment also comes with a rubric to grade it
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus, Math
“52 Fully Solved Multivariable Calculus Limit Problems — Step-by-Step Solutions
This professionally written Calculus Limits Workbook (Two-Variable Limits) contains 52 fully solved questions, making it one of the most complete practice resources for university and college mathematics. It is ideal for BS Mathematics, BSc, M.Sc, Engineering, and Pre-Engineering courses, especially for students studying Calculus-II, Multivariable Calculus, or Advanced Calculus. Each question includes a step-by-step analytical solution supported with clear 2D and 3D graphs (TikZ/pgfplots)
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Applied Math, Calculus, Math Test Prep
Mathematician Project - Algebra 2/Calculus/PreCalculus
This is a great project for the end of the year! Students are required to research a famous mathematician (they can choose one not listed as well) and create a research paper using the guidelines within the project. There is also an option to have your kids do a presentation (which I love!) with the guidelines provided as well. Rubrics are given for both the paper and presentation! Enjoy!
9th - 12th
Algebra, Calculus, PreCalculus
Real Life Math - Where am I ever going to use this? End of year project
Have your students ever asked "Where am I ever gonna use this in real life?". Well, they'll be able to answer that questions after doing this assignment. In this assignment, students will research the math topic in depth including the mathematician who discovered it, where it is used in real life and how. This is great for an end of year, end of the quarter or extra credit assignment or just for a break in the action. Included in this 6 page packet are instructions/description of assignment
7th - 12th
Algebra, Algebra 2, Calculus
A new formula in 3-D geometry
Breakthrough in 3D Geometry: A Novel Formula for Spatial Point Positioning This work unveils a pioneering formula in 3D geometry capable of determining the exact position of a point in space using only the vertices of a defining plane. Going beyond conventional methods that stop at the plane’s equation, this approach directly quantifies a point’s spatial relationship—whether it lies on, above, or below the plane—with unprecedented simplicity and precision. The formula holds transformative potent
Higher Education
Applied Math, Calculus, Geometry
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