Participants selected instances in which physics can be used to illustrate and explain mathematics. They developed brief lessons for use at the high school level which use equipment common to most high school science based on these applications of physics to mathematics.

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Activity	Mathematical Content
Magnetic Field Deflection	rational functions, inverse square & inverse cubic function, data collection, modeling
Temperature Conversion	linear functions, transformations of functions, data collection, modeling
Force Vectors	addition of vectors, properties of parallelograms, triangle inequality, proportional reasoning, trigonometry, application of vectors, data collection
Blowgun	linear functions, power functions, data collection, modeling
Area of Irregular Shapes	concept of area, measurement, percentage error
Singing Tubes	step functions, sine functions, data collection, modeling
Bouncing Ball	quadratic functions, linear functions, composition of functions, data collection, modeling
Beans in the Classroom	measurement, volume, approximation, trigonometry

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