The document provides information about the gas mileage and distances traveled by four families - the Deweys, Webers, Golds, and Stones - who took a road trip together to a lake. It lists the gas mileage of each family's car and the distances each family drove. It then calculates how many gallons of gas each family used for their portion of the trip. The key details are:
- The Deweys drove 210 miles and used 10.5 gallons of gas.
- The Webers drove 50 miles less than the Deweys and used 10.7 gallons of gas.
- The Golds drove 100 miles more than the Webers and used 10.8 gallons of gas.
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The document provides information about the gas mileage and distances traveled by four families - the Deweys, Webers, Golds, and Stones - who took a road trip together to a lake. It lists the gas mileage of each family's car and the distances each family drove. It then calculates how many gallons of gas each family used for their portion of the trip. The key details are:
- The Deweys drove 210 miles and used 10.5 gallons of gas.
- The Webers drove 50 miles less than the Deweys and used 10.7 gallons of gas.
- The Golds drove 100 miles more than the Webers and used 10.8 gallons of gas.
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The document provides information about the gas mileage and distances traveled by four families - the Deweys, Webers, Golds, and Stones - who took a road trip together to a lake. It lists the gas mileage of each family's car and the distances each family drove. It then calculates how many gallons of gas each family used for their portion of the trip. The key details are:
- The Deweys drove 210 miles and used 10.5 gallons of gas.
- The Webers drove 50 miles less than the Deweys and used 10.7 gallons of gas.
- The Golds drove 100 miles more than the Webers and used 10.8 gallons of gas.
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The document provides information about the gas mileage and distances traveled by four families - the Deweys, Webers, Golds, and Stones - who took a road trip together to a lake. It lists the gas mileage of each family's car and the distances each family drove. It then calculates how many gallons of gas each family used for their portion of the trip. The key details are:
- The Deweys drove 210 miles and used 10.5 gallons of gas.
- The Webers drove 50 miles less than the Deweys and used 10.7 gallons of gas.
- The Golds drove 100 miles more than the Webers and used 10.8 gallons of gas.
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The Deweys' car
gets 20 miles per gallon (mpg).
The Stones' car
gets 30 miles per gallon (mpg).
The Webers' car
gets 15 miles per gallon (mpg).
The Golds' car
gets 24 miles per gallon (mpg).
Four families traveled from different places to vacation
together at a lake. The Deweys drove 210 miles. The Webers drove 50 miles less than the Deweys drove. The Golds drove 100 miles more than the Webers drove. The Stones drove 110 miles more than the Webers drove. The drawing shows the gas mileage for each family's car. How many gallons of gas did each family use to get to the lake? (Round answers to the nearest tenth.)
Trip to the Lake
The Deweys used 10.5 gallons of gas. The Webers used 10.7 gallons of gas. The Golds used 10.8 gallons of gas. The Stones used 9 gallons of gas.
Geometry: Perimeter and Area
Find the perimeter and area of figures
Perimeter The distance around a figure. One way to find the perimeter of a figure is to add the length of all the sides. When finding the perimeter of a rectangle we use a common formula.
Perimeter of a Rectangle P= 2L + 2W
Perimeter of a Rectangle
P= 2L + 2W 2(15) + 2(4) 30 + 8 P = 38cm
L= 15 cm
W= 4cm
Your Turn 2 ft 18 ft
P= 2L + 2W 2(18) + 2(2) 36 + 4 P = 40 ft
Find the Perimeter of an Irregular
Figure 2.4 cm
2.4 cm
Add the length of
the sides: 2.4 + 2.4 + 1.6 = 6.4 cm
1.6 cm
Find the Perimeter of a Square
P = 4s S = side of the square P = 4(12) P= 48 in
12 in
Area The measure of the surface enclosed by the figure. To find the area of a rectangle we use this common formula. A=LxW
Find the Area of a Rectangle
A=LxW
Find the Area of a Rectangle
A=LxW A = 18 x 23 2 A = 414 ft
L =18ft
Units for area are
always squared!!!
W= 23 ft
Find the area of a Square
Formula: A = S Which means to multiply s x s 2 A = 11 A = 11 x 11 2 A = 121 in
