An instructional activity that could help learners recognize fractions includes an analog clock, fraction strips, and pattern block.
<h3>What is an instructional activity?</h3>
Instructional activities are routine segments of instruction that show how the teacher and students will participate and interact with materials and content.
An instructional activity that could help learners recognize fractions includes an analog clock, fraction strips, and pattern block. For example, if one wants to teach students about fractional parts that are divided equally into twelfths, the analog clock can be ideal.
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Answer:
V=33.51in^3
Step-by-step explanation:
5inch-1 in
=4inch
divide by 2 because the problem gives diameter, not radius. (radius is half of diameter)
The space inside is a sphere so it will be
V=4/3πr^3
V=4/3*pi*(2)^3
V=33.51 inch cubed
Answer:
the first five terms are
a1 = 6
a2 = 24
a3 = 60
a4 = 120
a5 = 210
Step-by-step explanation:
the experission used to find the five terms is
an = n3+ 3n2+ 2n
Well when she hits the water h=0 so
2t^2-t-6=0 factor
2t^2-4t+3t-6=0
2t(t-2)+3(t-2)=0
(2t+3)(t-2)=0, since t>0
t=2 seconds...
However it should be noted that h(t)=-2t^2+t+6 implies that
v(t)=dh/dt=-4t+1 and
a(t)=dv/dt=-4
Since this is a free fall equation, this would suggest that the acceleration due to gravity is -4, whether that is supposed to be -4ft/s^2 or -4m/s^2, it certainly is not on this planet! :D If it is -4ft/s^2 it could be on the Moon or if it is -4m/s^2 it could be on Mars.
