
Applications for Solving Equations
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Catherine Hanley
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Applications for Solving Equations
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Linear Equations are used to solve real life problems
Conversions, Perimeter, Measures, Physics, Business, etc...
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Converting between different measures is a great example for the need to solve equations.
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Multiple Choice
The formula to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit is F = 1.8C + 32. Which equation would be used to find the degrees in Celcius when the temperature is 68 degrees fahrenheit?
F = 1.8(68) + 32
68 = 1.8C + 32
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Multiple Choice
Identify the first step when solving:
68 = 1.8C + 32
add 32
subtract 32
divide by 1.8
subtract 68
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Fill in the Blanks
Now you are left with 36 = 1.8C
Solve for C: 36 = 1.8C
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Physics formulas are always fun! Racing "cars", dropping objects, throwing objects, etc...
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Multiple Choice
Speed of falling objects can be determined using v = gt where which we can rewrite as v = 32t since g is the acceleration due to gravity and is 32 ft/sec2
Which equation would be used to determine the time it takes a falling ball to reach a velocity of 176 ft/sec
176 = 32t
v = 32(176)
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Fill in the Blanks
Solve 176 = 32t
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Multiple Choice
Impulse can be represented by
Δp = m(vf − vi)What is the first step needed to find the final velocity of an object given the following equation for impulse:
100 = 25(v - 10)
add 10
subtract 25
distribute 25
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Fill in the Blanks
Solve the resulting equation to find the final velocity:
100 = 25v - 250
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Perimeter
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Perimeter is the sum of all sides. Find the SIMPLIFIED EXPRESSION that represents the area of the hexagon to the right
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Multiple Choice
How do you find the sum of all sides
add all the sides together
add some of the sides
subtract all of the sides
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Fill in the Blanks
Find the perimeter of the hexagon
(Do not use spaces in your answer)
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The garden to the right has a perimeter of 102 feet. There perimeter equation is:
102 = 4x + 10
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Open Ended
Where did 102 = 4x + 10 come from?
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Fill in the Blanks
Solve the perimeter equation for x:
102 = 4x + 10
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