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RATE of CHANGE

RATE of CHANGE. SLOPE or m1m1 m2m2 m 1 = m 2 Slope of a line is constant Slope is known as the change in ‘y’ with respect to ‘x’ m is - m is + m

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RATE of CHANGE

SLOPE 12

12

xx

yym

orx

ym

m1

m2

m1 = m2

Slope of a line is constant

Slope is known as the change in ‘y’ with respect to ‘x’

m is - m is +

m is 0

Slope of a curve varies

Slope of the tangent line = slope of the curve at the point of contact

One application of slope is velocity

velocity is the change in position with respect to time.

Two aspects of velocity

I. Average velocity

Time (h) Distance (km)

0 0

1 105

2 197

3 315

4 402

5 500

What is the average velocity between the 2nd and 4th hours?

(2, 197) ; (4, 402)

24

197402

velocity

velocity is 102.5 km/h

One application of slope is velocity

velocity is the change in position with respect to time.

Two aspects of velocity

I. Average velocity

Time (h) Distance (km)

0 0

1 105

2 197

3 315

4 402

5 500

What is the average velocity for the first 3 hours of the trip?

(0, 0) ; (3, 315)

velocity is 105 km/h

03

0315

velocity

Distance (km)

Time (minutes)

x

y

Tangent of the curve

Instantaneous rate of change at the given moment in time.

Kim and Duncan took a trip and recorded information about time and distance travelled.

0 0

10 15

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40 60

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70 105

80 110

90 135

100 150

110 155

Time (minutes)

Number of kilometres traveled

Distance (km)

Time (minutes)

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Kim and Duncan took a trip and recorded information about time and distance travelled.

0 0

10 15

20 30

30 45

40 60

50 80

60 100

70 105

80 110

90 135

100 150

110 155

Time (minutes)

Number of kilometres traveled

x

y

Distance (km)

Time (minutes)

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160km

t

dr

Find their average speed (velocity) over the first 50 min of the trip. Express your answer in km/hour

Starting values?

Ending values?

(0 min, 0 km)

(50 min, 80 km)

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12

tt

ddr

050

080

r

1.6km/min x 60 min = 96km/h

min/6.1min50

80km

kmr

t

dr

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tt

ddr

y2 y1

x2 x2

distance

time m =

slope

Rate of change is really a calculation of the slope of a line between any two given points.

x

y

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 minutes

10

150

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110

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20

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90

80

160km

t

dr

Find their average velocity between 40 and 80 min into the trip. Express your answer in km/hour

Starting values?

Ending values?

(40 min, 60 km)

(80 min, 110 km)

12

12

tt

ddr

1km/min x 60 min = 75km/h

min/25.1min40

50km

kmr

4080

60110

r

x

y

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 minutes

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160km

t

dr

Find their average velocity between 30 and 90 min into the trip. Express your answer in km/hour

Starting values?

Ending values?

(30 min, 45 km)

(90 min, 135 km)

12

12

tt

ddr

1.5km/min x 60 min = 90km/h

3090

45135

r

min/5.1min60

90km

kmr

x

y

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 minutes

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160km

If the average velocity the entire trip was 80km/h what would the graph look like

60 min – 80 km

120 min – 160 km

min km

5 5

10 10

20 20

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60 40

80 50

90 60

100 80

x

y

Distance (km)

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0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Time (min)

CAR TRIP

Distance (km)

x

y

min km

5 5

10 10

20 20

40 30

60 40

80 50

90 60

100 80

A

B

C

D

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110

Time (min)

20

40

60

80

100

120

Calculate the average velocity from

A to B B to C

C to D A to D

A

B

C

D

60km/h 30km/h

90km/h 47.5km/h

A toy rocket is launched from the ground and its flight path is described as y = -x2 + 13 x – 30.

h = - (t)2 + 13t - 30

h represents th

e

height (in

meters) of th

e

rocket‘t’

represents the tim

e

(in seconds)of th

e rocket

flight

h = -t2 t

h = - (t)2 + 13t - 30

x

y

10

5

15

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 seconds

metres

Fuse is lit but nothing happens for 3 seconds

It strikes the ground 10 seconds after the fuse is lit

Vertex tells how high the rocket reaches

h = - (t)2 + 13t - 30

x

y

10

5

15

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 seconds

metres

Velocity or speed of the rocket can now be determine

Distance (km)

Time (minutes)

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Along a curve the rate of change is continually shifting

To find the average rate of change between two points we determine a straight line distance between them

x

y

A constant positive rate of

change (acceleration)

A constant negative rate of change

(negative acceleration)

deceleration

x

y

(6s, 9m)

(10s, 17m)

12

12

tt

ddr

ss

mmr

610

917

s

mr

4

8 smr /2

x

y

(18s, 9m)

(16s, 14m)

12

12

tt

ddr

ss

mmr

1618

149

s

mr

2

5 smr /5.2

ab

afbfr

)()(

Formula for rate of change

a represents the initial time

b represents the ending time

f(a) represents the height calculated at time ‘a’

f(b) represents the height calculated at time ‘b’

x

y

ab

afbfr

)()(

Formula for rate of change

x

y

h = - (t)2 + 13t - 30

(a)f(a)

h = - (t)2 + 13t - 30

(b)f(b)

ab

afbfr

)()(Formula for rate of change

a = 1s

b = 3s

f(a) = - 4.9(1)2 + 15(1) + 10

A projectile is traveling along a path determined by h = - 4.9x2 + 15x + 10.

What is its average rate of speed between 1 and 3 seconds”

f(b) = - 4.9(3)2 + 15(3) + 10

f(a) = - 4.9 + 25

f(a) = 20.5m

f(b) = - 44.1 + 55

f(b) = 10.9m

ab

afbfr

)()(Formula for rate of change

a = 1s

b = 3s

f(a) = - 4.9(1)2 + 15(1) + 10

f(b) = - 4.9(3)2 + 15(3) + 10

f(a) = - 4.9 + 25

f(a) = 20.1m

f(b) = - 44.1 + 55

f(b) = 10.9m

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1.209.10

rab

afbfr

)()(

2

2.9r smr /6.4

Falling at an average sped of 4.8m/s

Given the function h = – 4.9t2 + 20t + 15

What was the initial height of the projectile?

When did the projectile reach maximum height?

15m

Find ‘t’ sa

b04.2

8.9

20

)9.4(2

20

2

h = – 4.9t2 + 20t + 15

h = - 4.9(2.04)2 + 20(2.04) + 15

h = 35.41m

Maximum height

( 2.04s , 35.41m)

2.04s

35.41m

Distance (km)

Time (minutes)

x

y

Tangent of the curve

Instantaneous rate of change at the given moment in time.

I. Instantaneous velocity – how far am I traveling at one specific moment?

Need the slope of the tangent at the specific point.

I. Instantaneous velocity – how far am I traveling at one specific moment?

Need the slope of the tangent at the specific point.

(15.01s, ?m)

(14.99s, ?m)

x

y

● (15s, 16m)

ab

afbfr

)()(

Formula for rate of change

a represents the initial time

b represents the ending time

f(a) represents the height calculated at time ‘a’

f(b) represents the height calculated at time ‘b’

x

y

(15.01s, ?m)

(14.99s, ?m)

Two people have been stranded at sea in a life raft. Their only chance of being rescued is if somebody

sees the flare shot from their flare gun. Assume the flare follows the path given by h = -t2 + 10t + 25 (h

= height in metres and t = time in seconds)

What is the maximum height the flare will reach?

How long will it be before the flare falls back into the sea??

How high is the flare after 3 seconds?

What is the average velocity of the flare between 2 and 3 seconds?

At 6 seconds what is the velocity of the flare?

12.07s

50m

46m

5m/s

-2m/s

A giant yo-yo is flung electronically and it follows a path h = t2 –10t +24

(h = height in metres and t = time in seconds)

What is the minimum depth the yo-yo will reach?

What was the height of the yo-yo when it was launched??

How high is the yo-yo after 9 seconds?

What is the average velocity of the yo-yo between 8 and 10 seconds?

At 7 seconds what is the velocity of the yo-yo?

24m

-1m

15m

8m/s

3m/s

Little Jimmy is strolling around the pool when he drops his favorite toy into the deep end!! The deep end is 8 meters deep. His babysitter jumps into the pool and swims along the path d = x2 – 10x + 15. (h = height in metres and t = time in seconds)

How deep can the babysitter swim?

Will she succeed in reaching the toy?

How long before she returns to the surface?

What is the average velocity of the swimmer between 2 and 5 seconds?

At 7 seconds what is the velocity of the swimmer?

yes

10m

8.16s

3.7m/s

4m/s

The height of a football after is is thrown can be determined by the function h = - 4.9t2 + 28t + 2. (h = height in metres and t = time in seconds)

What is the maximum height the ball will reach

After how many seconds does it reach the max height?

How long before the ball returns to the ground?

What is the average velocity of the football between 1 and 3 seconds?

At precisely 4 seconds what is the velocity of the football?

2.9s

42m

5.78s

8.4m/s

-11.2m/s

Distance (km)

Time (minutes)

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