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Read each of the scenarios described below, then select three and solve the problem. You must defend your solution and methodology; this means show all your work and explain why you approached the problem the way you did. Do not be afraid to try a method and then change your approach, explaining why you made a change is a strong way to demonstrate your understanding.
Scenario 1: This is rocket science {Summative sheet - Rocket.pdf}
too far {Summative {Summative sheet - play ball {Summative {Summative sheet - Geometry too {Summative {Summative sheet - all you {Summative {Summative sheet -

Read each of the scenarios described below, then select three and solve the problem. You must defend your solution and methodology; this means show all your work and explain why you approached the problem the way you did. Do not be afraid to try a method and then change your approach, explaining why you made a change is a strong way to demonstrate your understanding.
Scenario 1: This is rocket science {Summative sheet - Rocket.pdf}
too far
Scenario {Summative sheet - Bridge.pdf}
Scenario 3: Let's play ball
Scenario {Summative sheet - ball.pdf}
Scenario 4: Geometry too
Scenario {Summative sheet - Geometry.pdf}
Scenario 5: It's all you {Summative sheet - self.pdf}

Read each of the scenarios described below, then select three and solve the problem. You must defend your solution and methodology; this means show all your work and explain why you approached the problem the way you did. Do not be afraid to try a method and then change your approach, explaining why you made a change is a strong way to demonstrate your understanding.
rocket science {Summative sheet - Rocket.pdf}
Scenario 2: A bridge too far
Scenario 3: Let's play ball

your understanding.
Scenario 1: This is rocket science
Scenario 2: A bridge too far
Scenario 3: Let's play ball
Scenario 4: Geometry too
Scenario 5: It's all you

The Parabola
The shape of the graph created by a quadratic is called a parabola. This shape has many applications; it used in construction, lenses and mirrors for focusing light, and is the shape created by projectile motion. Find some examples of parabolas in real world contexts. Share links, images, or written discussions for this question.