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Greenwell, Raymond N.; Seabold, Daniel E. – Mathematics Teacher, 2014
The Gale-Shapley stable marriage theorem is a fascinating piece of twentieth-century mathematics that has many practical applications--from labor markets to school admissions--yet is accessible to secondary school mathematics students. David Gale and Lloyd Shapley were both mathematicians and economists who published their work on the Stable…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Secondary School Mathematics, Mathematical Concepts, Mathematics Activities
Gordon, Sheldon P. – Mathematics Teacher, 2010
One special characteristic of any exponential growth or decay function f(t) = Ab[superscript t] is its unique doubling time or half-life, each of which depends only on the base "b". The half-life is used to characterize the rate of decay of any radioactive substance or the rate at which the level of a medication in the bloodstream decays as it is…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Mathematical Concepts, Algebra, Equations (Mathematics)

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