

2ndQ WEEK 1 ONLINE OUTPUT PART 1 of 2
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Emmanuel Sio
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Objective: Illustrates situations that involve the following variations:
(a) direct; (b) inverse; (c) joint; (d) combined.

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ASSERTIVE
CONFIDENT
FORGIVING
COURAGE
HONESTY
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Open Ended
LAST NAME , FIRST NAME
(Apelido, Pangalan)
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THIS ACTIVITY WILL SERVE AS YOUR WEEK 1 LEARNING OUTPUT.
REPEAT UNTIL YOU GET A 80% ACCURACY OR HIGHER.
(Hindi mo na kailangan ipasa ang week 1 answer sheet kung natapos mo nang may mataas na score ang 2 part online weekly output na ito.)
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Types of Variation
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is a relationship between two variables such that one variable changes in the same manner as the first variable
For two quantities, x and y, an increase in x causes an increase in y as well. Similarly, a decrease in x causes a decrease in y.
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The time a teacher spends in checking test papers to the number of students.
The distance an airplane flies to the time travelling.
The area of the wall is related to the amount of paint used to cover it.
An employee’s salary to the number of days he has worked.
The cost of fish to its weight in kilograms.
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is a relationship between two quantities such that their product is constant.
For two quantities x and y, an increase in x causes a decrease in y or vice versa.
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The number of hours to finish a job to the number of persons working.
The number of people sharing a pizza is related to the size of the slices of the pizza.
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a combination of atleast two direct variation. (meaning relationship of more than two variables.
For three quantities, x and y and z, an increase in x causes an increase in y and z . Similarly, a decrease in x causes a decrease in y and z.
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The area of a rectangle to the length and the width.
The pressure P of gas to its density D, and its absolute temperature T.
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a combination of direct and inverse variation.
For three quantities, x and y and z, an increase in x causes an increase in y and decrease in z . Similarly, a decrease in x causes a decrease in y and an increase to z.
example: The pressure P of a gas varies directly as its temperature t and inversely as its volume V.
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Tell which type of variation is involved in the following situations.
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Multiple Choice
The fare of a passenger to the distance of his destination.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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An increase in distance means an increase of fare as well as a decrease in distance means a decrease in fare.
(Mas malayo pupuntahan mo mas mataas ang pamasahe. Mas malapit, mas mababa pamasahe)
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Multiple Choice
The number of pizza slices to the number of persons sharing a whole pizza.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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The more persons that will share to a pizza the smaller the size of pizza that you will eat.
( Mas madami kayong taong kakain mas maliit ang hiwa ng pizza na makakain ng bawat isa, kapag naman Mas kaunti ang bilang ng kakain mas malaki o madami kayong makakain na pizza.)
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Multiple Choice
The volume of a cone to height and to its radius.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Joint because we are now talking about more than two quantities.
1. VOLUME
2. HEIGHT
3. RADIUS
and also their relationship to each other is direct.
(Joint na siya kasi mas madami na sa 2 relasyon at lahat ang epekto sa isat isa na kapag tumaas ang height tatas din ang radius at volume etc. )
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Multiple Choice
The force of attraction, F of a body varies directly as its mass m and inversely as the square of the distance d from the body.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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It is combined variation because we there were more than two variables but their relationship is a combination of direct variation and inverse variation.
(Combined sapagkat higit nga sa 2 ang relasyon pero may isang tumataas at may isang bumababa . Pinagsama ang direct at inverse )
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Multiple Choice
The cost of electricity C to the number of kilowatt-hour consumption l.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Multiple Choice
The area A of a triangle is proportional to its height h.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Multiple Choice
The electrical resistance R of a wire varies directly as its length l and inversely as the square of its diameter d.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Multiple Choice
The number likes (l) of a dance challenge video posted in the internet varies jointly to its shares (s) and to the no of hours (h) it is posted in Facebook.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Multiple Choice
The acceleration A of a moving object varies directly as the distance d it travels and inversely as the square of the time t it travels.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Multiple Choice
The number of pechay plants n in a row varies inversely as the space s between them.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Multiple Choice
The cost c per person of renting a private resort to the number n of persons sharing the rent.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Multiple Choice
The number of persons needed to do a job to the number of days d to finish the job.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Multiple Choice
The volume V of a cylinder varies directly as its height h.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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Multiple Choice
An employee’s salary S to the number of days d he has worked.
DIRECT VARIATION
INVERSE VARIATION
JOINT VARIATION
COMBINED VARIATION
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You may Repeat if you get lot of mistake.
DONT FORGET TO ANSWER PART 2!!!
Objective: Illustrates situations that involve the following variations:
(a) direct; (b) inverse; (c) joint; (d) combined.

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