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12. Collecting and Fitting Quadratic Data with the CBL
Using the CBL and the graphing calculator, students work in groups to
collect data describing the freefall of an object over time. The data
collected includes data not relevant and that must be eliminated, and
data is shifted near the y-axis to make the intercept meaningful. The
students describe the meaning of the coefficients. The experiment is run
again with an object that has drag (like a hat) and a model is found.
The follow-up problem works with the football data from the lesson: Football
and Braking Distance: Model Data with Quadratic Functions.
Technology: CBL, Graphing calculator.
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