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2010 Term 2 SabbaticalHwa Chong Institution

MATHEMATICS COOKIES

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WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING IN THIS COURSE…

Excel Applets

Graphic Calculator

GeoGebra

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OUTLINE OF COURSE

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END PRODUCT

Webpage or presentation

Excel Applet

2 exercises Group Project Applet

GC Design

2 exercises Group ProjectTheme: YOG

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END PRODUCT

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A FEW POINTERS…• Thumbdrives cannot be used in the computer lab

• Please save your work and upload it in the Internet (e.g. your email, Google Docs or Acrobat.com)

• GeoGebra (you may need to use it later) has a new free web version at http://www.geogebra.org/webstart/geogebra.html

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2010 Term 2 Sabbatical – Mathematics Cookies

Hwa Chong Institution

MS EXCEL

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WHAT YOU WILL LEARNCreate table

of values

Create charts

Use of Excel formulas

Use of control buttons

Useful tips

Create interactive

applets

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WHY EXCEL?

Easy to use

Easily available

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WHAT CAN BE DONE WITH EXCEL?

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LAB DEMONSTRATION 1Do-It-Together

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LAB DEMONSTRATION 1

Think about how to go about doing this excel applet… What components does it have?

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STEP 1• Set up the display and resize cells

• Think:• How to prevent cells from being selected after typing the plus sign “+”?

• How to resize cells quickly and effectively?

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STEP 2• Create a scrollbar for the values m and c

• View > Toolbars > Forms > Scrollbar

• Draw under m and c (i.e. cells B1 and D1)

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STEP 3• Set values and link the scrollbars to the cells

• Scrollbar [Right-click] > Format Control > Control

• Set Min=0, Max=10 and Increment=1

• Cell link to cell you right-clicked so that the value will appear in the cell. Do the same for the other scrollbar.

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STEP 4A• Set up table of values

• Set range of x from -10 to 10

• Think:• Is there a faster method to set the x

values?

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STEP 4B• For the values of y, it should be

y=mx+c• For cell B6, it will be $B$1*A6 + $E$1

• ($B$1 is m, A6 in this case is x and c is E1)

• Think:• What is the difference between

naming “$B$1” and “B1”?

• Is there a faster method to set the y values?

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STEP 5• Draw the graph using Chart Wizard

• Insert > Chart > XY Scatter > 2nd Subtype > Next > Select Data Range > Next > Finish

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QUESTIONS TO PONDER…• Think of these questions when you improve on it for lab exercise 1…

• The y-axis range keeps changing when you scroll the m values. How can I fix that?

• Improve the design of the applet.

• Remove the gridlines.

• Hide the range of x and y values.

• How can I set negative values for m and c?

• How to add in rectangles with text which will appear only on hovering the mouse above?

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MY SAMPLE

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LAB EXERCISE 1Improve on your Excel Applet: 8.30am – 10am

• Overview:

• Set up display

• Create a scrollbar for the values m and c: View > Toolbars > Forms > Scrollbar (For Excel 2007: Developer > Insert)

• Set values and link the scrollbars to the cells: Scrollbar [Right-click] > Format Control > Control

• Set up table of values:

• X: Set range of x from -10 to 10

• Y (=mx+c): e.g. Cell B6: $B$1*A6 + $E$1

• Draw the graph: Insert > Chart > XY Scatter > 2nd Subtype > Next > Select Data Range > Next > Finish(For Excel 2007: Insert > Scatter > 2nd Subtype > Next > Select Data Range > Next > Finish)

• Text: How does the graph of the function y = Ax + B compare with the graph of the function y = x as we change the values of the variables A and B?

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STEP 1 - TIPS• Prevent cells from being selected after typing the plus sign “+”

• Press “Enter” after typing into the cell

• Resize cells quickly and effectively• Double click between the typed cell column and the one to the right when you

see the resize cursor

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STEP 4A - TIPS• Is there a faster method to set the x values?

• Instead of keying into individual cells, you can key in “-10”, “-9”, “-8” and drag the “+” autofill cursor when hovered over the bottom-right corner of the cell.

• Excel will auto fill the cells according to the pattern.

• Stop dragging once you reach “10”.

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STEP 4B - TIPS• What is the difference between naming “$B$1” and “B1”?

• If you name the cell as (e.g.) “=B1”, it may autofill “=B2”, “=B3” and so on.

• Typing “$B$1” will not change its value when auto-filling.

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AOT• Fix x & y axis: Right click on axis > Range

• Insert new x=y line: Format Chart > New Series

• Set negative values for m & c

• Additional: Rectangles with text which will appear only on hovering the mouse above: comments

• How to change colour of scrollbar?

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BREAK TIME!10am-11am

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LAB DEMONSTRATION 2

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WHAT IS THIS APPLET?• Allows user to solve simultaneous equations

• Requirements:• User can input values for A, B, C, D, E and F. (Scrollbars not needed)

• Applet can display the types of lines (parallel, intersecting, same line etc…)

• If intersecting lines, applet can display the point of intersection

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Questions to Ponder:How to input the formulas for types of lines and points of intersection?

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Questions to Ponder:How to input the formulas for types of lines and points of intersection?

Use the IF loop: =IF (A = B, “value if true”, “value if false”)

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LAB EXERCISE 2Do it yourself!

• Overview:

• Set up display

• Ax+By1=C

• Dx+Ey2=F

• Set x values (-20 to 20)

• Set y values

• y1=C/B-Ax/B

• y2=F/E-Dx/E

• Determine intersecting, parallel or same lines

• Test for parallel lines:

• A=D

• Test for same lines:

• y1=y2

• If not parallel lines, they are intersecting lines.

• Calculate intersecting point

• Solve the 2 SLE for x & y

• Point’s coordinates are x & y values (think about how to do)

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END OF DAY 1Reflections