Latch onto a crate with your crew, combine your forces, and coast to a gentle delivery. Explore greenhouse routes, compare cargo masses, or plan a lift to the next shelf.
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Student Curiosities
These interactive explorations grew out of questions students asked in class. Created by your teacher to investigate those questions further, they connect visual models, mathematical ideas, and hands-on experiments. Follow a walkthrough, change something, and see what you can explain.
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Number patternsAlgebra
The Nine Pattern
Why does this number trick lead to nine?
Start with a two-digit number and follow a surprising pattern through blocks, graphs, and algebra. Then investigate larger numbers and other number bases.
How much can a few clues tell us about a function?
Watch intercepts, asymptotes, and other conditions narrow a family of possible graphs. Build an argument for a maximum, then explore bounds and values that can be approached but never reached.
How can we tell whether these pieces will fill a cube?
Connect a three-dimensional puzzle to coordinates, rotations, symmetry, and logical deductions. Experiment with a demonstration set or enter your own pieces.
How does the cart’s motion at firing change where the projectile first lands?
Cock and release a spring-powered cart, fire its hinged cannon on a ramp, and compare the first impact. Change one setting at a time, record trials, and design a launch that reaches the target.
Helpful background: energy and two-dimensional motion. Includes a 43-minute investigation.
