Fold a Hyperbola
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Activity, Hands-on
Create a hyperbola on a piece of paper by folding a circle and a dot.
Some tips:
- use a dark pen to draw the circle and dot (permanent marker works great)
- if possible, baking paper would be better than normal paper as it is opaque
- use something round to trace for the circle
- once you've folded the page many times, use a pencil and ruler to draw over the creases to make the hyperbola a bit clearer
13 October 2021 Edit: 13 October 2021
User submitted, thanks to Kiatin Williamson
- Topics:
- General, Fun, Patterns and Algebra, Non-Linear Relationships
- NSW Mathematics K-10 Syllabus
- Number and Algebra, MA5.1-7NA Non-Linear Relationships, MA5.2-10NA Non-Linear Relationships, MA5.3-9NA Non-Linear Relationships
- NSW Curriculum New
- Number and algebra, Non-linear relationships, MA5-NLI-C-01 Non-linear relationships A, MA5-NLI-C-02 Non-linear relationships B, MA5-NLI-P-01 Non-linear relationships C (Path)
- NSW Mathematics Standard Stage 6 Syllabus
- Algebra, MS-A4 Types of Relationships, MS-A4.2 Non-Linear relationships
- NSW Mathematics Advanced Stage 6 Syllabus
- Functions, MA-F1 Working with Functions, F1.4 Further functions and relations
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