Curve fitting with the Bubble Board

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Creators:
Hammons, Alexandrea N.
Flores, Alfinio
Pelesko, John A.
Biehl, L. Charles
Issue Date:
2012
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Publisher:
Ohio Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Citation:
Ohio Journal of School Mathematics, no. 66 (2012), 9-16.
Abstract:
The bubble board is a device to create simultaneously 56 identical soap bubbles. Students study the relation between time and the number of remaining bubbles for different concentrations of glycerin and use linear, exponential, and logistic decay models to fit the data.
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Article
ISSN:
2472-5986 (print)
URI:
http://hdl.handle.net/1811/78088
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