I have been a high school math teacher since 2009 and enjoy trying a variety of different methods to help me get my material across to my students! I am interested in all branches of math and am trying to get a wide variety of materials represented here in the store. Please check my feedback!
Sinusoidal functions are a staple of Algebra 2 and Pre-Calculus but the modeling problems in the textbooks are always so dry. I can't stand any more weights on a spring or riders on a ferris wheel! I wanted to make a problem that would be more interesting than the classic textbook tropes and I also wanted students to experience data that could be modeled this way. Of course, data is never perfect so the data provided here can be modeled with sine or cosine but no model will completely exact.
Using Newton's Law of Cooling, students can use logarithms to determine the culprit in an editable Who Dunnit? You can use your own students' names and they will really enjoy trying to figure out which one of them is guilty! Starts with a one page introduction to Newton's Law of Cooling with example. Answer key with work provided.
10th - 12th
Algebra 2, Applied Math, Other (Math)
$3.00
Original Price $3.00
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I have been a high school math teacher since 2009 and enjoy trying a variety of different methods to help me get my material across to my students! I am interested in all branches of math and am trying to get a wide variety of materials represented here in the store. Please check my feedback!
My own education history
B.A. Mathematics (2009)
M.A. Mathematics (2018)
Additional biographical information
I teach in the Cleveland area and enjoy life with my wife and son. I enjoy being outdoors, woodworking, baseball, board games and math in general!
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