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            SUBTOPIC: APPLICATIONS OF
               MAXIMA AND MINIMA
              PRESENTED BY :
                               HIMANI ASIJA
                               P.G.T. MATHEMATICS
                               DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, VASANT KUNJ
EFFECTIVENESS OF USE OF
                        TECHNOLOGY
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   For the best results of use of technology in education, it is
   required to



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   Carefully integrate technology and the content
   Select some abstract topics in the subject (math) and use
    technology as a medium of instruction




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   Focus on professional development of teachers (both
    in service and pre service)
   Make an intelligent choice on the kind of software to be
    used
REFLECTIONS ON THE USE OF
0011 0010 TECHNOLOGY FROM AROUND
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                          THE WORLD

  Is highlighted in the “Principles and Standards of Mathematics”,
   U.S.A.
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  Ministry Of Education, France since 2004, for future teachers




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  Ministry Of Education, Singapore from 2006 for senior classes
   and from 2007 for primary classes.
Use of technology to make teaching of
                 calculus innovative
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         Subtopic: Applications of Maxima and Minima

    Problems discussed:


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    1. Kepler’s problem.
    2. To find the minimum length a ladder through a vertical




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       fence of a given height and at a given distance from a wall.
    3. Extension of the above problem with a circular fence.
Problem 1: Kepler’s problem
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   Statement :
   In 1612, the great scientist Johannnes Kepler was about to remarry
   and he needed to buy wine for the celebration. The wine salesman


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   brought barrels of wine to Kepler’s house and explained how they
   were priced: a rod was inserted into the barrel and diagonally




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   through a small hole in the top. When the rod was removed, the
   length of the rod which was wet determined the price for the barrel.
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      R




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H          L
A MATHEMATICAL SOLUTION OF
                  KEPLER’S PROBLEM
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  Length of the rod (L) = fixed, since Kepler wanted to keep his
  bugdet fixed.


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  Now, volume of the cylinder is given by V= Π R2 H
  Also, L2 = R2 + H2
  SO, V = Π (L2 - H2 ) H




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  On finding the first derivative and equating it to zero,
  V´(H) = Π (L2 - 3H2 )
  V´(H) = 0
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    H=       L (Omitting the negative sign as h is positive)
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  FIND V˝(H) AND OBSERVE IT TO BE NEGATIVE
Using G.S.P. finding the solution of the
                     problem
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Problem 2: Minimum height of ladder
                     through a fence
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          Statement: To find the minimum length of a ladder
          passing through a fence of given height at a given distance
          from the wall.



    WA
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    L L

    (y)                       LADDER (L)

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                          E
                          N
                      a
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                  b
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A MATHEMATICAL SOLUTION
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    Assuming a=3 and b=3.
    Using geometry, y            3
                       x     x       3
                                        9x2



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                       l2   x2
                                     ( x 3) 2

     On differentiation w.r.t. x, and equating the derivative to zero,




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     we obtain x=6 and y=6 and l=6√2

     On finding second differential, at x=6, we observe that it is
     positive and hence ensures a minimum length of the ladder.
Using G.S.P. finding the solution of the
                       problem
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Problem 3 : Extension of the above
               problem with a circular fence
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  Statement: To find the minimum length of a ladder passing
  through a circular fence.



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    W                  LADDER
    A
    L
    L
        y

                 r=3


                           FENCE




                       x
A MATHEMATICAL SOLUTION
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   Given circular fence of radius r
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   Minimize length of the ladder BE=L
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   Let OB=y and OE=x, then by geometry,
                                                   A
   AB=BC=y-3 and DE=CE=x-3


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                                                   O
   So, we have L = x+y-6 and L2 = x2 +y2               D       E
   Giving us L= y 2 6 y 18
                    y 6




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   On finding dL/dy, and putting it =0, y=6 3 2
    y= 6+3 2 Satisfies the given condn.(i.e. finding L , it comes out
             to be positive, thus ensuring a minima.)
Using G.S.P. finding the solution of the
                         problem
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CONCLUSION AND
                  RECOMMENDATIONS
  Technology emphasizes 1011
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  rote learning.
  Teacher student interaction increases




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   To make the use of technology most effective, it is important

  To correctly choose the topics to be taught using technology




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  To train the present teachers to use the technological aids
  To make it an integral part of the pre service teacher training
  To change the assessment techniques
  That educators and programmers work together

  Last, but not the least, to make the teachers believe that technology
  is not their replacement, but an aid for teaching.

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Innovative use of technology in the teaching of calculus

  • 1. 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 1 2 4 SUBTOPIC: APPLICATIONS OF MAXIMA AND MINIMA PRESENTED BY : HIMANI ASIJA P.G.T. MATHEMATICS DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, VASANT KUNJ
  • 2. EFFECTIVENESS OF USE OF TECHNOLOGY 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 For the best results of use of technology in education, it is required to 1 2 Carefully integrate technology and the content Select some abstract topics in the subject (math) and use technology as a medium of instruction 4 Focus on professional development of teachers (both in service and pre service) Make an intelligent choice on the kind of software to be used
  • 3. REFLECTIONS ON THE USE OF 0011 0010 TECHNOLOGY FROM AROUND 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 THE WORLD  Is highlighted in the “Principles and Standards of Mathematics”, U.S.A. 1 2  Ministry Of Education, France since 2004, for future teachers 4  Ministry Of Education, Singapore from 2006 for senior classes and from 2007 for primary classes.
  • 4. Use of technology to make teaching of calculus innovative 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 Subtopic: Applications of Maxima and Minima Problems discussed: 1 2 1. Kepler’s problem. 2. To find the minimum length a ladder through a vertical 4 fence of a given height and at a given distance from a wall. 3. Extension of the above problem with a circular fence.
  • 5. Problem 1: Kepler’s problem 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 Statement : In 1612, the great scientist Johannnes Kepler was about to remarry and he needed to buy wine for the celebration. The wine salesman 1 2 brought barrels of wine to Kepler’s house and explained how they were priced: a rod was inserted into the barrel and diagonally 4 through a small hole in the top. When the rod was removed, the length of the rod which was wet determined the price for the barrel.
  • 6. 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 R 1 2 4 H L
  • 7. A MATHEMATICAL SOLUTION OF KEPLER’S PROBLEM 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 Length of the rod (L) = fixed, since Kepler wanted to keep his bugdet fixed. 1 2 Now, volume of the cylinder is given by V= Π R2 H Also, L2 = R2 + H2 SO, V = Π (L2 - H2 ) H 4 On finding the first derivative and equating it to zero, V´(H) = Π (L2 - 3H2 ) V´(H) = 0 1 H= L (Omitting the negative sign as h is positive) 3 FIND V˝(H) AND OBSERVE IT TO BE NEGATIVE
  • 8. Using G.S.P. finding the solution of the problem 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 1 2 4
  • 9. Problem 2: Minimum height of ladder through a fence 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 Statement: To find the minimum length of a ladder passing through a fence of given height at a given distance from the wall. WA 1 2 4 L L (y) LADDER (L) F E N a C E b x
  • 10. A MATHEMATICAL SOLUTION 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 Assuming a=3 and b=3. Using geometry, y 3 x x 3 9x2 1 2 l2 x2 ( x 3) 2 On differentiation w.r.t. x, and equating the derivative to zero, 4 we obtain x=6 and y=6 and l=6√2 On finding second differential, at x=6, we observe that it is positive and hence ensures a minimum length of the ladder.
  • 11. Using G.S.P. finding the solution of the problem 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 1 2 4
  • 12. Problem 3 : Extension of the above problem with a circular fence 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 Statement: To find the minimum length of a ladder passing through a circular fence. 1 2 4 W LADDER A L L y r=3 FENCE x
  • 13. A MATHEMATICAL SOLUTION 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 Given circular fence of radius r B Minimize length of the ladder BE=L C Let OB=y and OE=x, then by geometry, A AB=BC=y-3 and DE=CE=x-3 1 2 O So, we have L = x+y-6 and L2 = x2 +y2 D E Giving us L= y 2 6 y 18 y 6 4 On finding dL/dy, and putting it =0, y=6 3 2 y= 6+3 2 Satisfies the given condn.(i.e. finding L , it comes out to be positive, thus ensuring a minima.)
  • 14. Using G.S.P. finding the solution of the problem 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011 1 2 4
  • 15. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS Technology emphasizes 1011 0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100discovery and minimizes lecturing and rote learning. Teacher student interaction increases 1 2 To make the use of technology most effective, it is important To correctly choose the topics to be taught using technology 4 To train the present teachers to use the technological aids To make it an integral part of the pre service teacher training To change the assessment techniques That educators and programmers work together Last, but not the least, to make the teachers believe that technology is not their replacement, but an aid for teaching.