ÁREAS Y VOLUMENES EN TU HUERTO CON EXPRESIONES ALGEBRAICAS
If your garden is a rectangle, then you have a simple calculation. You just have to measure its width and length and multiply them together:
Rectangle: Area = W × L
W = width
L = length
If your garden is a circle:
● measure a straight line from the centre of the circle to the outside – this is the radius.
● Multiply this value by itself and then multiply the answer by Pi. (If you don’t have a scientific calculator 3.142 will do the job!) This will give you the area.
● If you have measured in metres, you now have the area in square metres.
● If you have measured in feet or yards, look at the magic numbers section to convert this into square metres.
A = π r2
Where A is the Area, and r is the radius
Supongamos que deseas tomar los siguientes recipientes para sembrar plantas de tomate, cebolla y frijol.
TAREAS PARA PRESENTAR EN CLASSROOM:
a. Determina la expresión matemática que representa el área de cada base de los recipientes.
b. Determina la expresión matemática que representa el volumen de cada recipiente.
c. Calcula el valor numérico del área y del volumen de cada recipiente si x=2; y=3/4; m=3; n=5/3
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d. Con base en los resultados anteriores, determina la cantidad de tierra que requieres para los 3 recipientes, si está medida en gramos.
There are many different containers types on the market. It finds the volume according to the formulas:
Rectangular - e.g. raised bed soil containers
volume of rectangular cuboid: volume = depth * length * width
Round
volume of a cylinder: volume = π * R² * depth , where R is a radius
Flower pot in the shape of truncated cone
volume of a truncated cone: volume = (1/3) * π * depth * (r² + r * R + R²), where r is a radius of the base of flower pot, and R of top surface radius.
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