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Time and Distance Formulas

Time and Distance Formulas. Steve Tuckerman 11 th Grade Mathematics Education page. What are Time and Distance formulas?.

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Direct Variation and Proportion

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Applications of Systems of Linear Equations

Applications of Systems of Linear Equations. Example 1:. Steve invested $12,000 for one year in two different accounts, one at 3.5% and the other at 4%. The combined interest on the two accounts was $445. Use a system of equations to determine the amount in each account.

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Motion in Opposite Directions

Motion in Opposite Directions. Objective: Solve word problems involving uniform motion. Uniform Motion. Moving at a speed that is not changing. Distance = Rate x Time. D = RT (dirt) Rate x Time = Distance 50mph x 2hours = 100miles. D/T = R Distance / Time = Rate

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RELATED RATES

RELATED RATES. DERIVATIVES WITH RESPECT TO TIME. Example 1. A shrinking spherical balloon loses air at the rate of 1 cubic inch per minute. At what rate is its radius changing when the radius is 2 inches?. Ex 1 : Answer. Volume of a Sphere: Given: Find: when r = 2 inches. Example 2.

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DISTANCE = RATE*TIME

DISTANCE = RATE*TIME. D = rt D = r(t) D = r x t. Solving for time (t). D = rt Divide by rate (r) to get time (t) by itself d/r = t Distance/rate = time. Solving for rate (speed). D = rt Divide by time (t) to get rate (r) by itself Distance/time = rate d/t = r. practice.

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Section 3.4

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Quadrant II

STUDY GUIDE FOR TEST 2 Name:__________________ Project 3: Fill in the blanks and do the assigned questions. 11/6/07. Quadrant I. Quadrant II. ( , ). ORDERED PAIR:

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