1.2 Constructing Models and Solving Problems Flashcards

1
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Uniform Motion Formula

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Distance = Rate X Time

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2
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Perimeter of a Rectangle Formula

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Perimeter = P
l = length
w = width

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3
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Fahrenheit to Celsius Temperature Formula

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C = Celsius
F = Fahrenheit

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4
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Celsius to Fahrenheit Temperature Formula

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C = Celsius
F = Fahrenheit

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5
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Total Resistance Formula in Ohms

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6
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Area of a Trapezoid Formula

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7
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Area of a Rectangle Formula

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8
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Area of a Parallelogram Formula

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9
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Area of a Circle

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10
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Area of a Triangle

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11
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Surface Area of a Cube

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12
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Volume of a Cube

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13
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Volume of a Rectangular Prism

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14
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Volume of a Cylinder

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15
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Volume of a Sphere

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16
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Circumference of a Circle

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17
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Pythagorean Theorem

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18
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an equation involving two or more variables

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formula

19
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using formulas and functions to represent real-life situations

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model

20
Q

involves mixing liquids, chemical solutions, candy, people, etc.

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mixture problems

21
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involves motion at a constant rate

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uniform motion

22
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problems that involve people or machines doing something to accomplish a task

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work

23
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What are the problem solving strategies for word problems?

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1) Read the problem. Underline/circle key items.
2) Draw a diagram if possible.
3) Choose a variable and describe what it represents with units.
4) Write an equation using the variable and other important information. (Formula?)
5) Solve the equation.
6) Check your answer.
7) Write a sentence restating the problem with its solution and units.