'Rectangular region' diaporamas de présentation

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DRILL

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Third and Fourth Grade Division

Third and Fourth Grade Division. Solve Using Manipulatives. I have 15 cookies. I will give of my three friends the same amount until no cookies are left. How many cookies will each get?

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Chapter 3: Polynomial Functions

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Finding a Geometric Probability

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Find the product (3 x + 1)( x + 4) using algebra tiles.

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Polygon Packing

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Consider a non-rectangular region D which can be described as

Suppose we want to integrate f ( x,y ) over a region D which is not necessarily a rectangle but can be contained inside a rectangle R . It will be helpful to classify certain types of non-rectangular regions. Consider a non-rectangular region D which can be described as

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3.4 Quadratic Modeling

3.4 Quadratic Modeling. Quiz. L: length W: width H: height Write out the formulas for the area of a rectangle, A, and Volume for a box, V. A = _____ V = _____. Height of a Projected Object.

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