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Modeling Scenario
1-034-T-FishMixing-ModelingScenario
Author(s): Eric Sullivan, Elizabeth Carlson1
Carroll College, Helena MT USA
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Abstract
This activity gives students a chance to build the underlying differential equation and/or difference equation for a mixing problem using tangible objects (fish) and a student-designed restocking and fishing plan in a lake.
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Differential Equation Type
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Qualitative Analysis
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Key Scientific Process Skills
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Vision and Change Core Competencies - Ability
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Description
The mixture is of two species of fish, one being the current sole species in the lake and the other being introduced via restocking. The students generate data for the mixing problem via a brief game and then conjecture forms of the differential or difference equation model.
Authors
Author(s): Eric Sullivan, Elizabeth Carlson1
Carroll College, Helena MT USA
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