Finding the square root of a decimal is discussed, noting that any decimal that does not have an even number of places after the decimal cannot have an exact square root.
A complicated word problem involving percentages is broken into simpler parts and a solution found.
A ratio is a direct comparison between two numbers. A batting average, which is the ratio of a player's hits to the number of times at bat, is calculated.
Direct variation is used in a practical problem to find the threshold weight for men of different heights.
Inequality statements are defined, solution sets explained, the use of a number line demonstrated, and the less than and greater than symbols illustrated.
Using the slope-intercept form of equation, a practical problem involving the rate of growth of a stack of newspapers is calculated.
Both business people and consumers must learn to work with fractions, decimals and percents in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
The ratio of total sales to the average value of inventory is a business's inventory ratio. It is determined by dividing sales by inventory.
Using the coordinates of two points on a line to write an equation involving the Celsius and Fahrenheit temperature scales.