The Scenario The Tortoise and the Hare finally have their long awaited rematch. The Tortoise gets a 1,000 foot lead and runs at 9 inches per second. The.

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The Scenario The Tortoise and the Hare finally have their long awaited rematch. The Tortoise gets a 1,000 foot lead and runs at 9 inches per second. The Hare begins at the starting line and runs at a rate of 6 feet per second. There is also a rat in this race. The Rat starts 1,200 feet ahead of the Hare and runs back towards the starting line at a rate of 2 feet per second. The Assignment Write a story about the race. The story should contain the following events and information in chronological order: ·When will the Tortoise and Hare pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? ·When will the Tortoise and Rat pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? ·When will the Rat and Hare pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? ·After one minute into the race, how far will each runner be? ·If the race is a quarter-mile long, who will win and what will be the margin of victory (both time and distance)? Accompanying your story will be the following: 1. Equations for each of the runners, relating time t to distance from the starting line d. 2. A graph of all three equations on the same coordinate plane, with a domain of 0≤t≤650 seconds, and a range of 0≤d≤1500 feet. Be sure the graph show all significant data points. 3. An equation and graph for both the one-minute mark and the finish line.

The Equations Write equations for each of the runners, relating time t to distance from the starting line d. Also, include an equation for both the one minute mark and the finish line. Tortoise: Hare: Rat: One Minute Mark: Finish Line:

The Tortoise and The Hare Equation: 1. When will the Tortoise and Hare pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? Distance in feet 2. When will the Tortoise and Rat pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? 3. When will the Rat and Hare pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? Time in seconds

System Calculations 1. When will the Tortoise and Hare pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? 2. When will the Tortoise and Rat pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? 3. When will the Rat and Hare pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? 4. After one-minute into the race, how far will each runner be? 5. When will the rat cross the starting line? 6. If the race is quarter-mile ling, who will win, and what will be the margin of victory (both time and distance)?

Make sure the story is in chronological order. The Assignment Write a story about the race. The story should contain the following events and information in chronological order: ·When will the Tortoise and Hare pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? ·When will the Tortoise and Rat pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? ·When will the Rat and Hare pass each other and how far will they be from the starting line? ·After one minute into the race, how far will each runner be? ·If the race is a quarter-mile long, who will win and what will be the margin of victory (both time and distance)?