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Direct Variation

Direct Variation

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Mathematics

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9th Grade

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5 Slides • 13 Questions

1

Review​

Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of radicals​

2

Draw

Simplify (7)2\left(\sqrt[]{7}\right)^2  

3

Draw

Perform the operation and simpify. (2)(5)\left(\sqrt[]{2}\right)^{ }\left(\sqrt[]{5}\right)^{ }  

4

Draw

Multiply 3(5−42)\sqrt[]{3}^{ }\left(5-4\sqrt[]{2}\right)^{ }  

5

​At the end of the lesson, you will be able to;

​a) solve equations involving radical expressions

​b) illustrate direct variation and direct square variation

6

Draw

Given y=7\sqrt[]{y}=7  What is the result when we square both sides?

7

Open Ended

Describe what happens to the radical symbol? y=7 becomes y=49\sqrt[]{y}=7\ becomes\ y=49  

8

Multiple Choice

What laws of radical supports your answer?

1

Law 1. xnx= xLaw\ 1.\ \sqrt[x]{x^n}=\ x  

2

Law 2. xyn=xn⋅ynLaw\ 2.\ \sqrt[n]{xy}=\sqrt[n]{x}\cdot\sqrt[n]{y}  

3

Law 3. xyn=xnynLaw\ 3.\ \sqrt[n]{\frac{x}{y}}=\frac{\sqrt[n]{x}}{\sqrt[n]{y}}  

9

Draw

What value of y satisfies the equation? y=7\sqrt[]{y}=7  

10

​Equations and Problems Involving Radicals

​See example 1 and 2 on page 205

11

Open Ended

Why is it necessary to check if the value that you have solve is really a solutionn to the given equation?

12

Direct Variation​

Examples 1 and 2 on page 136-137​

13

Multiple Choice

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Examine the table, what can you observe?

1

As the time increases, the distance decreases

2

As the time increases, the distance increases

3

As the time increases, the distance is constant

4

As the time decreases, the distance decreases

14

Multiple Choice

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Complete the table with the correct value.

1

145

2

140

3

135

15

Open Ended

Name one most important attributes of a student that vary directly with his or her academic performance.

16

​Inverse Variation

See example found on page 141​

17

Multiple Choice

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The graph shows the number of hours y that a loaders (x) can fill a truck. How many hours can 4 loaders fill a truck?

1

4

2

2

3

1

18

Multiple Choice

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What equation relates the number of hours required to fill a truck and the number of loaders used?

1

y=4xy=4x  

2

y=x4y=\frac{x}{4}  

3

y=4xy=\frac{4}{x}  

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Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of radicals​

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