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Cereal Bars
Solve a system of equations to determine the units of ingredients needed to make a cereal bar.
Don’t Push It
Use a Computer Based Laboratory (CBL) device to investigate how the gas pressure changes with the volume.
It’s Getting Darker
Use a Computer Based Laboratory (CBL) device to investigate how the intensity of light changes with the distance from a light source such as a bulb or a flashlight.
Chill Out
Use a Computer Based Laboratory (CBL) device to investigate what happens to the temperature of a cup of hot water while time is passing.
Bouncing Ball
Use a Computer Based Laboratory (CBL) device to investigate the motion of a bouncing ball.
Taking Classes
Given certain parameters, how many possible students can take math and English, science and English, and math and science?
Mystery Number
What is the mystery number that fits the description?
Palindrome Odometer
Determine how fast a bus was traveling during two hours of time.
Paper Folding
Determine the thickness of folded paper.
Phone Tree
Determine the structure of a telephone tree used by eighth graders in Jefferson County who offered to help when the river flooded their town.
Going to the Movies
Predict the cost of the movie tickets.
Library Fines
Help Minerva sort out her charges from the school library.
Sales Options
Which salary option should Mrs. Lee, the top salesperson in the company, take?
Double Dollars
What is the fewest number of years until an investment doubles in value?
Judy’s Gift
How much money did Judy give Dave?
Double Trouble
Find a number that fits the description.
Family Math
How old are a mother and son?
Largest Combination
Find the largest possible value of a given expression.
Summing to 100
Use the numbers from the given list no more than once to obtain a sum of 100.
Number Machine
What will the machine give me if I put in 100?
Bouncing Ball
How many times does the special bouncing ball hit the ground?
Nails in a Pail
Determine how much a pail and nails weigh.
Integer Function
Find the smallest integer for which an expression results in an integer.
Unknown Distance
Determine the distance between two points.
Choosing Salaries
Your principal wants to hire you to work for her for ten days. Determine which way would you earn the most money.
Lucky Find
How much money did Karen have before she found the $2?
Collecting Baseball Cards
On what day will Mike have exactly 100 baseball cards?
The Game Show
Determine what each question is worth on a television game show.
The Gonzalez Family
How old is each of the Gonzalez children?
Legs and Seats
How many more legs than seats are in the leftover Seats ‘R’ Us factory inventory?
Formulaic Properties
Find values of x, y, and z, so that a given expression equals 18.
How Did We Do?
In a mathematics contest, how many of your team’s answers were incorrect and how many problems were unanswered?
Counting Coins
How many coins does Kate have?
Walking Rates
Determine the distance and time required for Amel to overtake Bonne, Amel’s younger brother.
The Frog Race
Two frogs have a race. Determine which frog wins the race.
Piggy Savings
When will Parneshia’s bank have twice as much money as John’s?
Three Daughters
Determine the age of each daughter.
Reciprocal Sums
Given the sum of two positive integers, determine the smallest possible sum of their reciprocals.
Remainders and Factors
Determine the relationship of a group of positive integers that has 2 common divisors.
Symbolic Algebra
Determine which algebraic expression is greater.
Keith’s Pocket
How much money did Keith originally have in his pocket?
Units of Speed
Find an equation that will compare speed units of miles per hour to kilometers per hour.
Population Changes
Generate a function that will describe the population of your state vs. time.
Pricing Pizzas
What type of function (linear, quadratic, or exponential) would you create to describe the cost of the pizza vs. the number of toppings?
Comparing Temperatures
Use data to derive an equation that relates Celsius to Fahrenheit, Celsius to Kelvin, and Kelvin to Fahrenheit.
Altered State
Make a false equation correct by alternating the “punctuation” on the left side of the equation.
Piano Frequency
Is the given relation comparing key position and frequency actually a function?
Heron’s Area
Explore the world of Heron triangles – triangles with sides of integral length and integral area.
The Life of a Natural Number
Determine the behavior of natural numbers given that even and odd numbers act differently.
Shifting Parabolas
Examine graphs of y=x2 + bx + 6, where b is any real number.
Sliding Graph
Examine the graphs of 2x + 3y = A.
Forming a Square
Find four equations whose graphs are oblique (slanted) lines that will intersect to form the vertices of a square.
Discriminant
How can the discriminant help you determine how many times the graph will cross the x-axis?
Reciprocal Functions
Describe any patterns you find when comparing a function to its reciprocal function.
Absolute Value Functions and Transformations
Describe how the graph of an absolute value function changes when you modify a, b, and c.
Exponential Functions
When is a function in the form y=abx increasing or decreasing?
Using Roots to Generate an Equation
Find an equation of a parabola given the point(s) where it crosses the x-axis.
Symmetry of Polynomial Functions
Describe the symmetry of a function.
Fundamental Theorem of Algebra
What is the largest number of times a function can cross the x-axis? How about the smallest number of times?
Minimum Criteria
Given a set number of points on the coordinate plane, how many lines or parabolas can you make through these points?
Ending the Maximum
Find a shortcut to find the x-coordinate of the maximum or minimum of a parabola.
Does 0=0?
What happens when two equations in the form y = mx + b are set equal to each other?
Triangle from a Line
The line Ax + By = C will form a triangle with the x and y axis for what values of A, B, and C?
Changing Intercepts
Discover what happens to the graph when you vary the values for n and b in the equation g(n) = n2 + b.
Zero Coefficients
In the equation Ax + By = C, what happens when A or B or C is zero?
Fractional Forms of Repeating Decimals
Use a system of equations to determine the fractional form of a repeating decimal.
Crossing Curves
Find where a given linear function crosses a given quadratic function.
In Between
Find a number such that its square is between two given numbers.
Input Equals Output
Find two functions so that the input of one is always equal to the output of the other.
Solutions in a System
What is the largest number of solutions possible in a given system of equations?
Swapping Coordinates
What happens when you switch the x and y coordinates of a function?
Catching Up in Savings
How many years will it take Sally to have as much money as Judy?
Composite Functions
Determine the composite function of two distinct functions.
Burglar Alarm
Determine how much money a company should charge for a burglar alarm system.
Unusual Property
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Varied Slopes and Intercepts
Discover what happens to the graph when you vary the values for m and b in the equation y = mx + b.
Twice Reflected over Parallel Lines
Find an equation that relates the distance between points reflected over parallel lines.
Twice Reflected over Intersecting Lines
Find an equation which relates the angles formed by intersecting lines and points reflected over these lines.
Segments on Secant
Find an equation that relates segments on a secant.
Area of a Kite
Find an equation that relates the area of a kite to its diagonals.
Edges, Face, Vertex
Find an equation that relates the number of edges to the number of faces and the number of vertices in three-dimensional objects.
Intersecting Chords
Find an equation to relate chords of a circle.
Distance to a Point in a Rectangle
Find an equation that relates segments inside a rectangle.