PPT-5.1: Rate of Change and Slope

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Rate of change Shows the relationship between two VARIABLE quantities The table shows the elevation of a hang glider over time Is the rate of change in elevation

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Rate of change Shows the relationship between two VARIABLE quantities The table shows the elevation of a hang glider over time Is the rate of change in elevation with respect to time constant What does the rate of change represent. BY DIFFERENTIALS A handicap differential is the differ ence between the adjusted gross score and the USGA Course Rating multiplying the difference by 113 dividing the result ing figure by the USGA Slope Rating and rounding off to the nearest tenth T Ratios. A . ratio. is a comparison of . two. numbers.. Example: Tamara has 2 dogs and 8 fish. The ratio of dogs to fish can be written in three different ways. ..  .  . ***. Be careful with the . A brief tutorial on how to determine the slope of a line when given the coordinates of two points on the line. Before we get started on the tutorial, let’s take quick look at how to navigate through the tutorial. Tangent Lines. Average Rate of Change. The . average rate of change. of a quantity over a period of time is the slope on that interval of time.. Ex.:. . Find the average rate of change of . f(x) = x. Slope. is the steepness of a line.. Slope is seen everywhere!. The steepness of the roof of a house is referred to as the . pitch. of the roof by home builders.. Give one reason why some homes have roofs which have a greater . Y = . m. X. + . b. Slope. or. Rate of change. Y intercept. X. Y. 4. 5. The line has a negative trend. So the slope is - ⅘. The y intercept is at 0, -3. So the equation for the line is……. Y = . By: Jordan Constant . Definition of Slippery Slope. Slippery Slope. is . w. hen . a relatively insignificant first event is suggested to lead to a more significant event, . which . leads to a more significant event, and so . Objective: SWBAT determine the slope of a line given a graph or two ordered pairs.. Mini Quiz 39. Find the domain and range of the function:. 2. What is the greatest value in the range of y=2x 4 for the domain {-2, -1, 0, 1}. Graph . Equations of Lines. Objectives:. To find the slope of a line given 2 points. To classify a line based on its slope. To find the slope of parallel and perpendicular lines. To graph the equation of a line using slope-intercept and standard form of a line. . What is Slippery Slope?. Slippery slope is when a person asserts that some event must inevitably follow from another without any rational argument or demonstrable mechanism for the inevitability of the event in question. A slippery slope argument states that a relatively small first step leads to a chain of related events. . Fields. By: Leslie Cade. 1. st. period. Differential Equations. A differential equation is an equation which involves a function and its derivative. There are two types of differential equations: . General solution: is when you solve in terms of y and there is a constant “C” in the problem. The Effects of Slope Aspect on Tree Density in the Subalpine Forest Alex Sandberg-Bernard Winter Ecology, 2018 Mountain Research Station, University of Colorado Boulder BACKGROUND Subalpine forest Highest elevation forests h/2. h. 2h. Somewhere between h and 2h. Somewhere between h/2 and h. A block of mass 0.4 kg slides on a horizontal frictionless table toward a spring with a force constant 300 N/m as shown. The block hits the spring at speed 0.6 m/s. How far does the block slide from the time it contacts the spring to the time it stops momentarily?. using Stereographic Projections. Stereographic Projection. The stereographic projection allows the . three-dimensional orientation . data to be . represented and . analyzed in two dimensions. .. Data is represented in the form of lines or points..

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