Question

Anybody have any good ideas on a research topic/question?

Answer 1

for what subject

Answer 2

Algebra 2.

Answer 3

then no

Answer 4

Cramers rule

Answer 5

it's kinda cool, but way maybe too simple....so how about function log(z)

Answer 6

z is complex by the way

Answer 7

I was thinking about that one. Just needed some other ideas just in case. :)

Answer 8

research laplace transform, but it might be a little too much for you? idk

Answer 9

laplace transform can and is used to solve diferential equations, google it! ;)

Answer 10

i might choose one of those. and i will Google it ;)

Answer 11

fourier transform is easier to understand at the start, so you might want to start from there.
If you're thinking on studying signal analysis, fourier series is a good research topic and easier than those two.

Answer 12

Thanks so much for the ideas! :)

Answer 13

Lagrange multipliers is also a good topic, used for finding local minima and maxima.

Answer 14

She's in Algebra 2?
@Syderitic I can't understand why you suggested any of these topics to her....
All great topics to explore, but way beyond the scope of Algebra 2.

Answer 15

Algebra 2 is like university calculus 2 right?

Answer 16

I'm not sure where she's from exactly.
If it's the United States where I am here, it's around 11th grade class.
Would be studied around 17 years old or so :o in high school.

Answer 17

oh.....ok i really blew that one then... i had no idea...
She's no longer online....bummer
Hopefully she will chose something else...

Answer 18

Cramer's Rule seems like a good suggestion c: maybe she'll consider that!

Answer 19

LOL, it's the easiest one by far! I sure hope so.

Answer 20

I actually went with Fourier series guys. :)
And since i'm from the U.s Algebra 2 comes just before calculus. cx

Answer 21

@That_Other_Girl really sorry...though, Fourier series should be understandable for a good student at your age.

Answer 22

@Syderitic
It's perfectly fine. I understood it just fine. :)

Answer 23

@zepdrix
Thanks for the ideas as well! :)