Ms. Clark's Angry Bird: Round 2

①This example uses the Angry Birds game scenario to demonstrate the construction of parabolic trajectories interacting with geometric objects such as equilateral triangles and centroids, creating an engaging mathematical modeling environment. ②Core mathematical concepts include parabolas (quadratic functions), difference and slope, equilateral triangles, centroid (barycenter), logarithmic functions, and distributions, blending algebra, geometry, and statistics. ③Construction highlights: GeoGebra commands include Intersect for finding intersection points and LaTeX for displaying formulas; objects include points A, B, C, D, E, F, G, functions f and g, image pic1, and texts text1 and text2, with parameters k, h, a controlling the parabola's shape and position. ④Suitable for upper secondary or pre-university students to explore quadratic function graphs, geometric properties, and gamified learning, and for teachers to demonstrate parabola translation, scaling, and intersection solving as an interactive lesson.