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Using Rational Equations Motion Problem The distance formula d rt or r dt or t dr You may want to find the following table helpful in solving motion problem Distance ID: 645733

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Slide1

Sections 6.7

Applications

Using Rational EquationsSlide2

Motion Problem

The distance formula:

d =

rt or r = d/t or t = d/r You may want to find the following table helpful in solving motion problem.

Distance

Rate/speed

Time

Quantity 1/Case

1

Quantity

2/ Case 2Slide3

Example 1

The top speed of car A is 33 mph less than the top speed of car B. At their top speeds, car B can travel 6 miles in the same time that car A can travel 5 miles. Find the top speed of each car.

Let x be the top speed of car A

Then (x + 33) is the top speed of car BSlide4

Solution

The top speed of car A is

The top speed of car B is

Distance

(miles)Rate/speed (mph)Time(hours)

Car A

x

Car B

x + 33 Slide5

Example 2

A fisherman travels 9 miles downstream with the current in the same time that he travels 3 miles upstream against the current. If the speed of the current is 6 mph, what is the speed at which the fisherman travels in still water

?

Let x be the speed at which the fisherman travels in still water.

6mph

Distance

(miles)

Rate/speed

(mph)

Time

(hours)

Down

stream

x + 6

Upstream

x – 6

Slide6

Share-Work Problems

Rate of work

:

If a job can be completed in

t units of time, then the rate of work is 1/tSimilar to the distance formula, we have the following

Work completed = rate

x

time

or

W =

rt

Slide7

Example 3

Joe can paint a house in 3 hours

.

Sam can paint the same house in 5 hours.

How long does it take them to paint together?Answer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnOlvFqmWEY

Slide8

Example 4

The CUT-IT-OUT lawn mowing company consists of two people: Tina and Bill. If

Bill cuts

a lawn by

himself, he can do it in 4 hrs. If Tina cuts the same lawn herself, it takes her an hour longer than Bill. How long would it take if they worked together?Slide9

Ratios

The

ratio

of a to b is

or a to b or a:bA Proportion is a statement that two ratios are equal. In other words, a proportion has the formSlide10

Examples

Solve the following proportionsSlide11

Example

Billie earns $412 for a 40-hour week. If she missed 10 hours of work last week, how much did she get paid?Slide12

Similar TrianglesSlide13

Example

A tree casts a shadow 18 ft long at the same time as a woman 5 feet tall casts a shadow 1.5 feet long. Find the height of the tree.