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Distance, Rate, Time Independent station objectives: Title:D=RXT independent practice: I will copy and complete at least 10 problems showing each of my steps. If I am confused or unsure about any of the problems I will look in my notes to find ways to solve it. Then I will write down any ideas questions and notes I can ask my teacher at a later time. Title: D=RXT Vocabulary: When I finish ten problems, I will go to quizlet and copy my vocabulary in my notebook, after reading the definitions, I will study the vocabulary in quizlet: cards/ cards/ If I finish early, I will put away my computer, plug it in and in the correct order. I will begin looking over my work done so far, and double check my work. I can then study my vocabulary. After, I will take out my book and read.

Example problem #1 Liza wants to make it to the San Francisco in 6 hours. San Francisco is 360 miles away. How fast must she go? Make your table: R= D/T R= 360 miles / 6 hours R= 60 miles/hour Liza must go at a rate of 60 miles per hour

Problem #1 Norma traveled 9 hours at a rate of 45 miles per hour. How far did she travel? Norma traveled 9 hours at a rate of 45 miles per hour. How far did she travel?

Problem #2 A plane travels for 514 miles per hour in 2 hours. How far did the plane fly? A plane travels for 514 miles per hour in 2 hours. How far did the plane fly?

Problem #3: Luis drove at a rate of 65 miles an hour for 3 hours. How many miles did he drive? Luis drove at a rate of 65 miles an hour for 3 hours. How many miles did he drive?

Problem #4 Johan is going on a bike trip. He plans to ride 9 miles in 45 minutes. At what rate (mi./min) musht he travel? Johan is going on a bike trip. He plans to ride 9 miles in 45 minutes. At what rate (mi./min) musht he travel?

Problem #5 A cheetah can run at a speed of 60 mph. How far can it run in 0.25 hours? A cheetah can run at a speed of 60 mph. How far can it run in 0.25 hours?

Problem # 6 A truck drove at a rate of 44 miles per hour for 4 hours. How many miles did the truck driver travel? A truck drove at a rate of 44 miles per hour for 4 hours. How many miles did the truck driver travel?

Problem #7 Betsy wanted to finish her 14 mile bike ride in 2 hours, how fast mush she travel? Betsy wanted to finish her 14 mile bike ride in 2 hours, how fast mush she travel?

Problem #8 D=30 miles D=30 miles R= 15 miles per hour R= 15 miles per hour What is T? What is T?

Problem #9 D= 490 meters D= 490 meters T=7 hours T=7 hours R=? R=?

Problem #10 If you drove 150 miles at a rate of 50 miles per hour, how many hours would it take? If you drove 150 miles at a rate of 50 miles per hour, how many hours would it take?

Problem # 11 D= ? D= ? R=16 miles per hour R=16 miles per hour T=3 hours T=3 hours

Quizlet Vocabulary flash-cards/ Study your vocabulary