This article explains—with a genuine nuclear engineering example—how integrals solve real-world problems. Perfect for high school students (Grade 12+), it covers:
• Why corrosion rates in reactors are mathematical functions
• How integrals outperform approximations for long-term predictions
• Connections to medicine, finance, and other fields
• This article is for middle and high school students curious about real-world applications of math.
• Discover how rational functions help determine the most sustainable package dimensions.
• Includes a detailed case study and a video preview.
• This article is for middle and high school students.
• It explores a real-world problem that involves calculating the volume of a cylinder.
• The case study focuses on sustainable packaging design and includes a preview of an educational video.
• This article is for middle and high school students, their parents, and teachers.
• It explores real-world applications of ratios, showing how sustainability specialists use them to assess packaging efficiency.
• Featuring a case study on soap packaging, it also includes a preview of an engaging educational video.