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Mathematics
9
Group 2
Requirements: small (14cm in diameter)
medium (16cm in diameter)
large (18cm in diameter)
Equation of variation:
Y = lateral surface area
R = radius Y = rlx
L = slant height
22
Constant of variation: π = 7
SMALL
As = πr² + πrl
=
22 2 22
( 7 ) + ( 7 ) ( 10 )
7 7
As = 154 + 220
As = 374 cm²
MEDIUM
As = πr² + πrl
=
22 2 22
( 8 ) + ( 8 ) ( 10 )
7 7
As = 201 + 251
As = 452 cm²
Large
As = πr² + πrl
=
22 2 22
( 9 ) + ( 9 ) ( 10 )
7 7
As = 254 + 283
As = 537 cm²
Small
L = πrl
770 = πrl0
770
= 10
=77
77
r= 22
7
= ( 227 ) 24.5 x 15
= 1,155cm
Large
L = πrl
= ( 227 ) 24.5 x 20
= 1,540cm
75 x 60=4,500cm² - multiply length x width = area
4,500cm² x 50 = 225,000cm- area multiplied by 50
225,000cm ÷ 4,500cm = 50 pieces = total square cm ÷ square cm
50 x 10 = ₱500 total capital of first 50 pieces party hats = 500 = 50
pieces x ₱10/pieces
Guide Questions
1.) What are the different ways to model variation?
Many situations are more complicated than a basic direct
variation or inverse variation model. One variable often
depends on multiple other variables. The different ways to
model variation are: Direct, Inverse, Joint and Combine
variation
2.) Why is it important to identify the equation of variation
when representing a relationship among quantities?
It is important to identify the equation of variation when
representing a relationship among quantities, in order to
recognize the variables is an alphabet or term that
represents an unknown number or unknown value or
unknown quantity. They allow mathematics ideas to be
communicated clearly and briefly.
Zac Buenafe
Myra Deanon
Neori Tuazon