Random Models in the Classroom III: Some Ideas to Try.

Selkirk, Keith

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ERIC Number: EJ098598

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Publication Date: 1974

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Random Models in the Classroom III: Some Ideas to Try

Selkirk, Keith

Mathematics in School, 3, 2, 15-17, Mar 74

Nine problem situations involving the use of random numbers are given. Topics include cooking, hunting, bacteria contamination, waiting lines, ransom walks, and branching. In addition to the problem situation, questions are suggested which can be used to extend the investigations. (LS)

Descriptors: Mathematical Applications, Mathematical Enrichment, Mathematics Education, Number Concepts, Numbers, Probability, Problem Solving, Secondary School Mathematics

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