1. Rate of Change: Understand how the slope of roller coaster tracks relates to the speed of the ride.
  2. Trigonometry and Angles: Apply trigonometric functions to calculate the angles of incline and decline on roller coasters.
  3. Differential Calculus: Use calculus to analyze curves and loops on roller coaster tracks.
  4. Integration for Area Under the Curve: Utilize integration to find the area under the curves of roller coaster tracks.
  5. Vector Calculus for Motion Analysis: Apply vector calculus to study the motion of roller coaster cars.
  6. Probability in Safety Measures: Explore how probability is used to ensure safety measures on roller coasters.
  7. Algebra and Equations for Design: Use algebraic equations to design and optimize roller coaster layouts.
  8. Geometric Sequences in Heights: Study geometric sequences to determine heights of different sections in roller coasters.
  9. Matrix Operations for Control Systems: Apply matrix operations to analyze and control roller coaster systems.
  10. Graph Theory for Ride Paths: Use graph theory to model and optimize the paths of roller coaster rides.