Put a number into the Function Machine and see what comes out. (Includes video tutorial)
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Argomento: Mathematics
Data from 50 cities around the world - all ready to be explored and analysed
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Argomento: Mathematics
A tool to demonstrate that parts of the trig function curves are essentially the same.
Publisher: T³ United Kingdom
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Nevil Hopley
Argomento: Mathematics
UPDATED. Four rotations of 90° and you get back to where you started .... always?
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Argomento: Mathematics
Collect temperature data and use an exponential model to estimate time of death.
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Ian Galloway
Argomento: Mathematics
Investigate data from weather stations including wind speeds in different units
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Linda Tetlow
Argomento: Mathematics
UPDATED. How many Olympic medals will Team GB win in Rio 2016?
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Argomento: Mathematics
You have been left one million pounds! How to spend or invest it over 50 years?
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Allan Duncan
Argomento: Mathematics
Four problem-solving activities on the theme of track cycling.
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Jonathan Powell
Argomento: Mathematics
A guide to using the handheld to perform calculations typically done in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths. (Revised for v3.2.)
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Argomento: Mathematics, STEM
Innovative way to explore fraction concepts, particularly equivalence and addition.
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Jay Timotheus
Argomento: Mathematics
Use your Nspire, effectively, to pick up extra marks in your GCSE or IGCSE exam.
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: David Getling
Argomento: Mathematics
Moving from Degrees to Radians
Measuring angles using degrees and radians (both decimals and fractions of π).
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Nevil Hopley
Argomento: Mathematics
Rotate a curve about the x-axis and explore the volume of the shape generated.
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Andy Kemp
Argomento: Mathematics
Investigate ratios in triangles that are not right-angled
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Argomento: Mathematics
Introducing boxplots and using them to compare very large data sets.
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Jay Timotheus
Argomento: Mathematics
Explore the relationship between radius, diameter and circumference of circles.
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Argomento: Mathematics
An exploration of various definitions of Euler's constant, 'e'.
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Andy Kemp
Argomento: Mathematics
Pattern spotting in the context of the chemical formulas of the hydrocarbons
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Linda Tetlow
Argomento: Mathematics
Use a temperature probe to investigate the effect of adding salt to a water/ice mixture.
Publisher: Texas Instruments UK
Editor: Barrie Galpin
Author: Ian Galloway
Argomento: Mathematics