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Welcome t o AREA 51. Using Student Responders. To respond to a question: Wait for polling to open. Select your response You do not have to turn on your responder, it is ready to go. Welcome to AREA 51. Crop circle image 1. Insert image of a crop circle design.
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Using Student Responders To respond to a question: • Wait for polling to open. • Select your response • You do not have to turn on your responder, it is ready to go.
Crop circle image 1 Insert image of a crop circle design. Example: http://science.howstuffworks.com/science-vs-myth/unexplained-phenomena/crop-circle.htm
Example crop circles can be foundathttp://www.stonehenge-stone-circle.co.uk/crop-circles.htm
Crop circle example can be found at http://www.ufo-reports.com/crop-circles.html
Why Circles? • They are cool to look at. • Farmers are able to plant more crops. • Crops grow better in circle plots. • Crops are watered more efficiently.
Why Use Center Pivot Systems? PROS (advantages) CONS (disadvantages)
Why So Close? • Farmers want to make the most of limited space. • We have plenty of land • It is easier for farmers. • It is easier to construct the irrigation system
What is Area? • The distance around a shape. • The amount of 2-D space inside a boundary. • The amount of 3-D dimensional space an object occupies. • The sum of the sides of a shape.
An Area Answer Tells Us . . . • How many square units are in a 2-D space. • How many cubic units are in a 3-D space. • How many units are in a line.
Area fill-in1 1 square = 1 square meter
Area fill-in1 AREA: AREA: AREA:
Area of a Parallelogram? • Base●Height • Side+Side+Side+Side • Length÷Width • ½ (Base●Height)
Formula chart Base •Height bh
Area of a Triangle? • base•height • base•height • 2•base•height • base•height
Formula chart ½Base • Height (½ bh)
Area of a Circle?5 RED: Half the circumference =Length ORANGE:Radius = Width
Area of a Circle? • • r • r= r2 • 2r • r • 2r • r = 2r2
ORANGE: Radius = Width RED: Half the circumference =Length
Percent of Farm NOT Used Farm Area 2.70 km2 Farm NOT Used .91 km2
33.7% Farm Not Used Farm NOT Used .91 km2 Farm Area 2.70 km2 .337 ● 100= .91÷ 2.70= 33.7%