Q1. Describe your story and what real-life situation it modeled?
My story was about minions on a mission and they snuck into a hot air balloon. The graph modeled the altitude of the hot air balloon over time. The story became more entertaining through what happened to the minions on the hot air balloon. I researched the speed and altitude of a hot air balloon for the project so the numbers are very accurate.
Q2. What part of your project are you most proud of? Why?
Q3. What was the hardest part of creating your piecewise function?
I am most proud of my graph because the hot air balloon went above the atmosphere for a very high altitude, (26,400ft) it was hard for me to draw the graph. However, because I put a lot of effort into it, I am proud of the graph. It also clearly shows the story.
Q4. If you could revise one part of this project, what would you improve and how?
If I could revise one part of the project, I would use more diverse forms in order to write the function for the line that suits the problem more. I would use a mix of slope-intercept form and point-slope form and contemplate more about which form suits which line.
Q5. What did this project help you understand better about piecewise functions?
I learned that piecewise functions have many parts to it and it may be actually quite interesting if we make it interesting.





