Excel

=Using Excel in the Math Classroom= Excel Spreadsheets used in the Wiki classroom are interactive Excel spreadsheets or simulations of mathematical models. The user changes a variable and the spreadsheet graph changes. Through the use of numerical experimentation and "what if" scenarios, we have a powerful learning tool for students using readily available software already installed on most computers. Excel can also be a great data collector and if you set it up to graph as data is entered, students can visualize the graph of the curve as the data in entered.

Sine, Cosine, Tangent Curves Probability
 * Examples that I Have Created:**

We can even collaborate on Google Docs! media type="googlespreadsheet" key="p1uU37Hq8nAOhJVBhkGJ0Wg" width="500" height="300"

1) What sum do you think most often comes up? 2) Why do you think some people think 7 is a "lucky number"? 3) Does our experiment match the "theoretical" graph results? 4) Why or Why not? 5) What could affect our outcomes? //Let's see if our results match the theoretical results: []//
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