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    LNHS LESSON PLAN 2018 by Ednar Fabula

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    This document discusses calculating speed from traveling between locations. It defines speed as the distance traveled divided by the time taken, using the formula Speed = distance/time. It then provides examples of calculating speed based on given distances and times, including calculating the speed of a tricycle from Lalawigan National High School to Borongan City proper based on the travel time reported by a tricycle driver.

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    This document discusses calculating speed from traveling between locations. It defines speed as the distance traveled divided by the time taken, using the formula Speed = distance/time. It then provides examples of calculating speed based on given distances and times, including calculating the speed of a tricycle from Lalawigan National High School to Borongan City proper based on the travel time reported by a tricycle driver.

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    This document discusses calculating speed from traveling between locations. It defines speed as the distance traveled divided by the time taken, using the formula Speed = distance/time. It then provides examples of calculating speed based on given distances and times, including calculating the speed of a tricycle from Lalawigan National High School to Borongan City proper based on the travel time reported by a tricycle driver.

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    LNHS LESSON PLAN 2018 by Ednar Fabula

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    TOPIC/SUBJECT MATTER:

    Calculating Speed
    OBJECTIVE:
    Calculates speed of a
    moving object from
    a certain school to
    Suribao river.
    MATH CONCEPT:
    The speed can be calculated
    by finding how much distance
    travelled by the body and in
    how much time with respect to
    the point of observation.
    Once we find these two things (distance
    travelled and time taken to travel the
    distance), we can divide the distance
    travelled by the time taken to obtain the
    speed of the object using formula;
    Speed = distance/time
    Where
    d= distance travelled
    t = time taken
    A. DRILL
    Find the value of X in the following
    equations:
    a. X – 10 = 7
    b. 5 – X = 2
    c. 11 + 5 = X
    d. 8/X = 4
    e. X/5 = 7
    B. REVIEW
    Find the value of the variable in the
    following equations given that b = 10, c =
    12
    a. A = bc
    b. A = b/c
    c. A = c/b
    d. 2a = bc/2
    e. a/2 = b/c
    Boronganons are fond of
    travelling out of town or even go
    to the beach and visiting beautiful
    sceneries. Have you ever tried to
    do so? What particular place did
    you visit? How long did it take
    you to ride this distance?
    Ormoc
    city
    Bilira
    n
    Calbayog
    city
    San-Julian
    Have you been to this place?
    Where do you think we can see this?
    Suribao River is one of the rivers
    found in our place. It has many coconut
    palms growing on its banks and
    naturally flows into the pacific ocean,
    which at that point normally quite
    placid.
    This is a natural boundary or “delta”
    between the town of Maydolong and
    the City of Borongan.
    What is the distance from the city proper
    to Suribao River?

    If we will visit the place, how long


    do you think shall we take there
    using tricycle as a means of
    transportation?
     
    From your answers, we can now compute
    the speed of the tricycle using the formula:

    S=
    Where:
    S is speed
    d is distance
    t is time
    Group yourselves into four.
    Each group must have 1
    runner, starter, timer and a
    recorder. The other
    members will serve as
    watchers/ observers.
    Procedure:
    1. Measure 50 meter distance with a meter stick.
    2. Mark the starting point with a pole.
    3. Assign a recorder and a time keeper.
    4. Take turns in running the given distance.
    5. Record the data.
    Runner Distance Time Speed
    1 50m
    2 50m
    3 50m
    4 50m
    6. Calculate the speed using the
    given formula.
    7. Answer the following questions:
    a. Who is the fastest runner?
    b. How about the slowest?
    How do we compute the speed of a
    moving object?
    What is speed?
    What is distance?
    What is time?
    Let us try this!
    What is the speed of a bicycle if
    its takes 2 hours to Suribao
    Bridge from Sabang Central
    Elem. School?
    Calculate the speed of the
    DLTB bus if it runs 160 km
    in 2 hours.
    Assignment:
    Conduct an interview of a
    tricycle driver on how much is
    their travel time from Lalawigan
    National High school to
    Borongan City proper and
    compute the speed.
    THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

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