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This guide covers essential formulas and problem-solving strategies for calculating distance, rate, and time. By following a systematic approach in just 3-4 steps, you can easily solve for any of these variables using the formula D = rt, where D represents distance, r is rate, and t is time. Learn how to calculate the perimeter and area of rectangles with provided dimensions using the formulas P = 2L + 2W and A = L∙W. Practical examples and homework exercises from page 139 are included to reinforce your understanding.
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Using Formulas 3.4
Steps: Formulas • Plug in the given values • Do the opposite operation to solve for the variable
D=rt D= distance R=rate T=time
Find d, r, or t Given: d=273 mi, t=9.75h, find r
Find d,r,or t Given d=540.75 in , r= 10.5 in/yr find t in years
Use F=n/4 +37 F= Fahrenheit N=number of chirps a cricket makes
Find F Given: n=96 chirps/min
Find F Given: 88 chirps/min
Perimeter of a Rectangle P=2L + 2w P= perimeter L= length W=width
Find the Perimeter 27.3 cm 16.8 cm
Find the Perimeter 17.4 in 8.6 in
Area of a Rectangle A=L ∙ W A=Area L=Length W= Width
Find the Area 17.4 in 8.6 in.
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