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Nuffield Free-Standing Mathematics Activity Water flow

Water flow dye water Section of channel A B the dye travels in straight lines When water is pumped into a channel, the flow is steady and the dye travels along the channel in straight lines

Water flow Think about… Where in the channel is the water flowing most quickly? What is happening to the water at each edge? side of channel (AB) Look at the diagram. Think about… What type of function is likely to provide a good model of velocity against distance from the side of the channel?

Water flow Think about… What will a graph of u against x look like? Perpendicular distance from edge of channel (AB) x metres Velocity of water u metres per second Experiment 1 0.1 0.12 0.2 0.21 0.3 0.26 0.4 0.28 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 Think about… What will a graph of u against x look like?

Think about… How can we find a function to model this?

Water flow Reflect on your work Describe how you found a linear function and a quadratic function to model the data. Compare your method with methods used by other students. Which methods do you prefer? Explain how to find the percentage error when the data and model do not agree.