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Math 1010 Intermediate Algebra Maddie Gale Shelley P.2

Have you ever wondered what it might feel like to float weightless in space? One way to try it out is to fly on a special aircraft that astronauts use to train for their trips to space. Both NASA and the Russian Space Agency have been flying these for years. The way this is accomplished is to fly to a high altitude, drop down to gain speed, and then start a large parabolic path up in the sky. For a time ranging from 10 to 20 seconds, along the top part of the parabolic flight, an environment simulating zero gravity is created within the plane. This effect can cause some nausea in the participants, giving rise to the name “Vomit Comet”, the plane used by NASA for zero-G parabolic training flights. Currently there is a private company that will sell you a zero- G ride, though it is a bit expensive. This lab will have you take a look at the parabolic path to try to determine the maximum altitude the plane reaches. First, you will work with data given about the parabola to come up with a quadratic model for the flight. Then you will work to find the maximum value of the model. Now for the data: To find the quadratic model, you will be plugging the data into the model. The data points given are just like x and y values, where the x value is the time t in seconds and the y value is the altitude h in feet. Plug these into the model and you will get equations with a, b and c.

Height of a Zero-G Flight t Seconds After Starting a Parabolic Flight Path Time t on seconds Height h in feet To find the quadratic model, you will be plugging the data into the model. The data points are given just like x and y values, where x=time in seconds. y=altitude in feet. Now plug them in!

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 400a+20b+c=32015(2)-(1) - 4a -2b -c= a+18b=8370=(4)  1600a+40b+c=33715(3)-(2) -400a -20b -c= a+20b=1700=(5)  3960a +180b=83700(4)*10-(5)* a -180b = a=68400(Simplify) a=-10  1200(-10)+20b=1700(Substitute a into (5) and Simplify) b= b=13700 b=685   4(-10)+2(685)+c=23645(Substitute a and b into (1) and Simplify) c=23645 c=22315  a=-10 b=684 c=22315

h = -10t t a= -10 b= 685 c= 22315

To find the Maximum we must use a formula that finds a vertex of a quadratic function. We plug into quadratic function This also gives us the axis of symmetry

(34.25, ) is the axis of symmetry and the Maximum (34.25, )

Did this project change the way you think about how math can be applied to the real world? Write one paragraph stating what ideas changed and why. If this project did not change the way you think, write how this project gave further evidence to support your existing opinion about applying math. Be specific. Yes, math is so applicable to every concept in life. I never realized how much math goes into our day-to-day lives. It is more than just some lesson you go over in a classroom. The quadratic model is another formula that the majority of people look at as just a jumble of numbers. The fact that you can solve the craziest of problems, for example, Height of a Zero Gravity Parabolic Flight-is insane. A problem can be so daunting at first, but after breaking it down into systems of equations, it is suddenly do able.