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Section 5.28 SPLICE Integration
SPLICE is a project to supply documentation and infrastructure to help with adopting shared standards, protocols, and tools for web-based learning tools. The project has designed a
protocol for an embedded iframe to communicate with its host page.
One aspect is the ability of an iframe to ask for a new size. Below is a test of that capability.
These are examples that use the
SPLICE protocol for communicating with a server, such as Runestone. They are all integrated into this PreTeXt book as an
<interactive> that uses an
@iframe attribute to embed an iframe from some other server.
This first sample tests the ability of an iframe to ask for a new size.
Figure 5.28.1. CodeCheck iframeAnd the remaing four are from the
OpenDSA project.
Figure 5.28.2. Stack pop slideshowFigure 5.28.3. A List Insertion ExerciseFigure 5.28.4. A Binary Search ExerciseFigure 5.28.5. Dijkstra’s Algorithm Exercise(2025-11-05) The following two exercises are
strictly EXPERIMENTAL . Do not incorporate them into your projects as they are likely to change dramatically.
Checkpoint 5.28.6 . Finding the average velocity of a moving object from data (dual, Doenet).
Consider a car whose position
\(s\) (in feet) at time
\(t\) (in seconds) is given by the table:
\(t\) (sec)
\(0\) \(0.3\) \(0.6\) \(0.9\) \(1.2\) \(1.5\)
\(s\) (feet)
\(0\) \(0.117\) \(0.468\) \(1.053\) \(1.872\) \(2.925\)
(a) What are the units on the average velocity of the car?
Hint .
Consider possibilities such as “feet”, “seconds”, “feet per second”, or “seconds per foot”.
Answer .
(b) Find the average velocity of the car on the interval
\(0 \le t \le 0.9\text{.}\)
Hint .
Recall that average velocity is “change in position divided by change in time”.
Answer .
The average velocity of the car on the interval
\(0 \le t \le 0.9\) is
\(1.17\) feet per second.
(c) Find the average velocity of the car on the interval
\([0.9, 1.5]\text{.}\)
Answer .
The average velocity of the car on the interval
\([0.9,1.5]\) is
\(3.12\) feet per second.
Source on GitHub
Checkpoint 5.28.7 . OpenDSA List Insertion (Dual).
Work this following problem. Note that this is really just a test to see if additional text (beyond an
<interactive>) will show up.
An exercise about array-based list insertion goes here.
Source on GitHub You have attempted
of
activities on this page.
