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Train Network Mathematics

Explore an animated Chicago train network and extract Year 10 mathematics from real-world movement and network data. Investigate distance-time graphs, rates of change, linear models, simultaneous relationships, network connectedness and bivariate statistics using trains, stations and journeys as the underlying mathematical system.

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