In this project we had to go outside and find the height of an object. We downloaded the clinometer app to find the angle measurement. my group decided to find the height of the arch near the auditorium.
Groups of 2-4 students will use trigonometric functions to create an equation to estimate the daily high temperature for a city of their choice. The city my group chose was Aspen Colorado.
In this assignment we used matrice to create coordinate points to make a stop motion. I chose the stick figure which rotates on the coordinate plane.
My group decided to add coins to the top of the bottle. Tapped to the cap. Our fins were 120 degrees on the rocket. We decided to color the rocket with marker because paint would have added extra weight
After attempting to paint the rocket and tape the fins. We eventually colored the rocet purple and hot glued then fins. After we painted the fins purple.
In order to get the parabola. We put in the equation y= -16x^2 + 96X.
To find the height of the rocket you multiply 90 by tan(30). Then you add the person, who recorded the angle height.
Gentrification is "a complex process involving physical improvement of the housing stock, housing tenure change from renting to owning, price rises and the displacement or replacement of the working-class population by the new middle class."
For our carnival game, we decided to make it cotton candy themed with pastel colors. There are three levels to the game. Level 1: guess "heads or tales" and flip the coin. If you guess correctly, you get to move on to the next level. Level 2: Pick a color out of the 4 colors on the color wheel. Spin the paper clip on the wheel and if it lands on the color you chose, you get to move on to the final level. Level 3: Pick a number between 2-12 and roll the two dice provided. If the number you guessed matches the result of the rolled dice, you win the game and cotton candy. (No one was able to win level 3) Prizes are included for each level. Stickers for level 1, chocolate for level 2, and cotton candy for level