Vernier Graphical Analysis vs The Wrong Formula

Graphical Analysis™ is a tool for science students to collect, graph, and analyze data from Vernier sensors. Sensor data-collection support: • Vernier Go Direct® sensors - with Bluetooth® wireless technology • Vernier Go Wireless® Heart Rate and Go Wireless Exercise Heart Rate monitors • Vernier LabQuest® sensors used with a LabQuest Stream interface Additional experiment options: • Data Sharing via Wi-Fi connection to LabQuest 2 or Logger Pro® 3 • Manual Entry Note: Sensor data collection and Data Sharing require the purchase of hardware from Vernier Science Education. Manual entry of data can be performed without a hardware purchase. For more information on Data Sharing, visit http://www.vernier.com/css Key Features - Data Collection • Multi-sensor data-collection support • Time Based, Event Based, Drop Counting, and Photogate data-collection modes • Configurable data-collection rate and duration for time-based data collection • Optional triggering of time-based data collection based on sensor value • Customizable unit display on supported sensors • Sensor calibrations • Option to zero and reverse sensor readings • Graph match feature for use with motion detectors • Manual entry of data from keyboard and clipboard Key Features - Data Analysis • Display one, two, or three graphs simultaneously • View data in a table or show a graph and table side-by-side • Draw Predictions on a graph to uncover misconceptions • Examine, interpolate/extrapolate, and select data • Use Tangent tool to show instantaneous rates of change of the data • Find area under a curve using the Integral tool • Apply Statistics calculations to find mean, min, max, and standard deviation • Perform curve fits, including linear, quadratic, natural exponent, and more • Add calculated columns based on existing data to linearize data or investigate related concepts Key Features - Collaboration and Sharing • Create text annotations and add graph titles • Export graphs and data for printing and inclusion in lab reports • Export data in .CSV format for analysis of data in spreadsheet software such as Excel, Google Sheets, and Numbers • Adjust font sizes for easier viewing when presenting to your class Vernier Science Education has over 35 years of experience in providing effective learning resources for understanding experimental data in science and math classrooms. Graphical Analysis 4 is a part of the extensive system of sensors, interfaces, and data-collection software from Vernier for science and STEM education.

A chalk-drawn physics game where wrong formulas break the universe. You get a pile of algebraic fragments. Drag them into the formula slot. Get it right — the stickman slides down the ramp cleanly, gravity behaves, springs bounce. Get it wrong — the universe collapses. Literally. The screen tears, particles scatter, and the stickman gets ripped in half by his own broken formula. The Wrong Formula doesn't teach you what the right answer is. It teaches you what the wrong answer looks like. When F = m × a becomes F = m + a, the units stop matching and the whole scene falls apart. You won't have to memorize why. You'll watch it happen. WHAT'S INSIDE • 60+ levels across four chapters • Sandbox mode — build your own scene, drop in any formula, see if it holds up • Workshop — save what you built and share it with a short text code (no server, no upload) • Cosmetic shop — earn points from levels, unlock skins, backgrounds, and death effects • Two-tier hints: a nudge, or the full derivation • Bilingual English / 简体中文, adjustable font size WHAT'S NOT INSIDE • No in-app purchases • No ads • No network requests (put it in airplane mode from the install screen) • No accounts, no leaderboards, no notifications, no social features • No data collection of any kind — we cannot see your progress, and neither can anyone else DESIGNED FOR CLASSROOMS Rated 4+. COPPA-compliant by design (we collect nothing). The share-code system means a whole classroom can exchange sandbox puzzles without any of them signing in anywhere. A NOTE ON THE LOOK Chalk font. Dark blackboard. Hand-drawn tokens. This app is meant to look like your physics teacher's whiteboard, not a Silicon Valley product. If that appeals to you, you're the audience. https://dr-16.github.io/wrongformula-legal/ https://dr-16.github.io/wrongformula-legal/ Made by YAO Design Lab. Contact: danielrong16@gmail.com