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Quadratics Maths Investigation - Sydney Harbour Bridge
This student studied:
SACE - Year 11 - Mathematical Methods
Maths investigation that uses a variety of quadratic concepts and formulas in order to calculate the dimensions of the Sydney harbour bridge. Received a grade of "A-" from SACE board.
Family of Functions DI
This student studied:
SACE - Year 11 - Mathematical Methods
This investigation aims to explore the relationships that exist between parabolas drawn from two quadratic functions and one cubic function while identifying the relations between such functions.
Mathematics 2 Unit Notes
This student studied:
HSC - Year 12 - Mathematics
A complete set of Mathematics 2 Unit Notes from the HSC and preliminary year. These notes are useful to reach Band 6 Marks.
Sydney Harbour Bridge Parabola
This student studied:
SACE - Year 11 - Mathematical Methods
The purpose of this assignment is to determine the equation of particular parabolas which is in real life situations. In this I will calculate the equations for parabolas from the Sydney Harbour Bridge and a time-lapsed basketball shot. Clear logic and mathematical steps should be shown, including explanation of key concepts used to find the equation. This will be able to discuss any assumptions or limitations of the analysis.
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