The document discusses applications of maxima and minima problems involving Kepler's problem, minimum ladder length problems, and their mathematical solutions. It presents three problems: 1) Kepler's wine barrel pricing problem based on wet rod length, 2) minimum ladder length through a fence, and 3) extending the latter to a circular fence. The solutions find the volume/length expressions, take derivatives, and set to zero to find maxima/minima. Effective technology use in education requires careful integration, selecting abstract topics, teacher training, and intelligent software choice.
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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
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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
3. REFLECTIONS ON THE USE OF
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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.
4. 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.
5. 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.
7. 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
8. Using G.S.P. finding the solution of the
problem
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9. 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.
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Assuming a=3 and b=3.
Using geometry, y 3
x x 3
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( 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.
11. Using G.S.P. finding the solution of the
problem
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12. 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
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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,
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AB=BC=y-3 and DE=CE=x-3
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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.)
14. Using G.S.P. finding the solution of the
problem
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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.