TechMathII - 2.2 - Equations and Formulas Day2
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This document contains math word problems involving calculating area, distance traveled, and converting between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures. It provides the key formulas and sample problems for students to practice skills like finding the missing length or width given the area, calculating distance from rate and time, and converting between temperature scales. It then includes additional practice problems for students to solve on their own.
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