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    Ga. Fi UNCTION ART RUBRIC irections meticulously followed (see criteria) EXEMPLARY. ACCOMPLISHED SATISFACTORY DEVELOPING KNOWLEDGE | Picture exceeds basic __| Picture meets basic Picture meets basic Picture does NOT méet basic 4 requirements, requirements, requirements. requirements, _/72functions-used,.. 12 functions used. 12 functions used. <12 functions used. 6+ different types <6 different types. 6 different types | 4 tr types) | 4 trigonometric (3 types) Most domains restricted | Few dom Directions generally Most directions followed followed (see criteria) (see criteria) <4 trigonometric (<3 types) No domains restricted Many directions NOT | followed (see criteria) | THINKING | A great variety of transformations ily | Basic transformations Used to create picture. Functions somewhat well suited / appropriate for picture. appropriate Very few, very simple transformations used 16 create picture. | Functions not well suited / appropriate for picture. APPLICATION Picture is creative, unique, | Picture is creative and Picture is simplisticiand Pear caren Uses mathematical language/vocab ina manner that enhances somewhat complex and | interesting. appears to have involved little interesting. thought or planningy i development.) COMMUNICATION | Exporily describes design ‘Adequately describes Discussion of design process process. design process. incomplete. i ‘Skillfully discusses ‘Addresses function Inadequate/incomplete function choices. thoroughly. choice: discussion of function Few writing / grammar Minor choices. convention errors. project. understanding. Little use of mathematical vocabulary. COMMENTS: f bebeld Nave Leen ead rr @ AS; || Sara Nevedal 10A 16 December 2014 My art work is an acoustic guitar. I modeled it after a picture I found online but I changeé \\, ita little bit to make it my own. I made the decision to make a guitar because I love music and I (thought a guitar would be something different | started the creation process by narrowing dawn my ideas to the guitar, and then I found the picture that was closest to what I wanted. After I sketched the guitar and decided what « functions I was going to use for each part. Once I started making the art I realized that most of + the functions I previously choose didn’t work out but I just compromised. For each function I plotted the function, then made the appropriate transformation, then restricted the domain. ‘One specific function was the inverse cosine function that was at the front of the guitar. I choose this function because I knew part of it curved slightly to the top left and it would fit perfectly where I needed it. Another function was the sine function at the end of the guitar. I knew I could make this function go the opposite direction of the inverse sine, so it would work since it’s on the opposite side of the guitar. I used linear functions to represent the strings because I needed a function that would be strait and horizontal, Lastly I choose to use an absolute function at the very front of the guitar because I needed a straight line that didn’t need to be horizontal or vertical. Sara Neveda £1(x)=piecewise(sin(((x+10.7)/(3)))*340.4,-9x>-0.75) £4(4)=piecewise(cos(x+1)*2,-0.05>x>-0.75) £5(x)=piecewise( tan(x+3.2)*0.5+2,-3.2x>-9.4) 18(x)=piecewise(sin(x+9.3)*-10-1,-9.2>>-9.4) £9(x)=piecewise(0.6,-2piecewise(-1*(((x+3)/(1.2)))Q)HA 4. 25K-1.8) £18(x)-piecewise(1*(((x+3)/(1.2)Q)-1-1.-4.25K1.8) £19(x)=piecewise(.52,-6.03

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