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You are constructing stairs inside of a house that go up a total of 20 feet. What are the best dimensions (height and length) of each step on the staircase? Draw a diagram of your finished staircase, labeling the height and length of the steps. Explain why your stairs with these dimensions are the most logical. Draw two diagrams of stairs that would NOT be good options. Label the dimensions of these stairs as well. Explain why these stairs would be unreasonable.

You are on a SWAT team in Chicago, and you have come across a bomb that is going to explode in 1 minute. Time is not on your side! The combination to disarm the bomb is equal to the all of the roots of x^3+2x^2-8x in decreasing order. The only tool that you have at your disposal is a graphing calculator, piece of paper, and a pencil. How are you going to stop the bomb from going off without a disarming kit! Brainstorm the different ways that you can crack the code.

In your groups, create a story that can be described from this graph. Make sure you label the x-axis and y-axis and describe your reasoning.

In 3 minutes list everything you can think of that is found in space— besides planets !

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You have been asked to design a new bumper car ride for the local amusement park. They have asked you to keep cost in mind, as well as what will make for a “fun” bumper car ride. One unit of flooring costs $5 and one unit of railing (used to surround the floor) costs $10. Come up with a design and explain why you think it is the best design for the criteria.

Divide your paper into two columns. For the next 5 minutes, write down everything you know about black holes in one column and everything you know about gravity in the other column.

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There are a lot of events in everyday life that are affected by chance. For example, some people play the lottery, while others refuse to ride in planes because they are afraid of the chance of a plane crash. Can you think of other situations that are affected by chance? List as many as you can in 3 minutes.

Since we know the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, why do airplanes fly along a curved path when travelling from one city to another?

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