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Title: Applying Rates


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Applying Rates
  • Chapter 3

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Warm-Up
  • 32 days ______ hours
  • 1 second ______ minute
  • 7 yards ______ inches
  • Write the given fraction in simplest form.

3
  • A rate is a ratio that compares two units.120
    miles in 2 hours
  • A unit rate is a rate per one given unit.60
    miles per hour

4
Suppose a spacecraft leaves Earth at an average
rate of 0.225 km/s. Express its rate of ascent
in kilometers per minute.
5
Highway traffic and safety engineers have some
general guidelines they have developed over the
years and hold now as standards.
  • If you are moving at 44 ft/s, it will take a
    minimum of 109 feet to stop your car in an
    emergency.
  • How many miles per hour is 44 ft/s?

6
Highway traffic and safety engineers have some
general guidelines they have developed over the
years and hold now as standards.
  • If you are moving at 88 ft/s, it will take a
    minimum of 304 feet to stop your car in an
    emergency.
  • How many miles per hour is 88 ft/s?

7
During its first ten minutes of flight, the
Concorde climbs from ground level to the altitude
shown by point B on the graph. Estimate the
Concordes rate of change in altitude during this
time period.
8
The graph shows how the altitude of a hot air
balloon changes during a 15-minute test flight.
  • Estimate the balloons rate of change in
    altitude during this time.

9
Mt. Everest
  • Mt. Everest is 29,035 ft high. How many miles
    is this?

10
Speed of Light
  • The speed of light is approximately 186,282.397
    miles per second. What is the speed of light in
    miles per hour?

11
Lance Armstrong
  • For his third win, Lance Armstrong won the Tour
    by covering 3,462 km at an average speed of more
    than forty km/hrthe third-fastest time in the
    history of the event. How
    far is 3,462 km in miles?

1 mi 1.609344 km
12
Lance Armstrong
  • For his third win, Lance Armstrong won the Tour
    by covering 3,462 km at an average speed of more
    than forty km/hrthe third-fastest time in the
    history of the event. How
    fast is 40 km/h in mph?

1 mi 1.609344 km
13
Coquihalla Highway
  • The speed limit on the Coquihalla Highway in
    British Columbia is 110 km/h. What is the
    equivalent speed in units of mi/h, rounded down
    to the nearest multiple of 5?

1 mi 1.609344 km
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