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Forest stand’s growth of uneven-aged forests is represented by the logarithm equation:
log N = log k – a D log e
where:
• N= number of trees per diameter class
• D = DBH class
• e = base of natural logarithm
• k = number of trees at smallest DBH recognized – and index of relative density
• a = slope of line – the rate at which the number of trees logarithmically diminishes between
successive diameter classes
Explain how the logarithmic formula above would be transformed to predict and determine the
number of trees in a given diameter class of uneven-aged forest stands.
y 0 + 2ay = 0
(a) y^2=8x
b) y^2 =24x
c) y^2 =-16x
d)x^2 =6y
In the equations, tv, and hare defined as follows:
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t=the number of seconds after a sensor is dropped
v=the speed, in feet per second, of a sensor seconds after it is dropped
h-the height above the ground, in feet, of sensor (seconds after it is dropped
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Use the scientist's equations to answer the questions below.
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a. What is the speed, in foot per second, of a sensor S seconds after it is dropped? Show or explain
how you got your answer
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b. How many seconds after a sensor is dropped will its speed be 384 feet per second? Show or
explain how you got your answer,
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What is the height above the ground. In feet of a sensor 5 seconds after it is dropped? Show or
explain how you got your answer.
Andrew's parents follow a regular schedule for taking care of their car. They change the oil every 3 000 km, rotate the tyres every 10 000 km and replace the wiper blades every 15 000 km. After how many kilometres will they first have to change the oil, rotate the tyres and replace the wiper blades all at once?
Draw a picture to solve. Bob has 7 𝟑𝟓 pounds of candy. If he eats 𝟐𝟓 pounds each week, how many weeks until it’s all gone?
1 1/4 / 2/3
Draw and shade vertical columns for 1 1/4
Make two thirds with circles
Mark the vertical shaded blocks with X
The X is the numerator of the answer.
Solve the fraction below using number line
1. 4 2/3 / 1 1/6
2. 1 1/4 / 2/3
3. 2/5 / 1/3
4. 3/4 / 5/6
2. Cut out the strip and place it on the fraction strips (see appeadix 2.5 (not 3.5)
3. Check to see which unity fractions the strip of the sum of 1/2 and 1/3 fits perfectly.
4. If it fits perfectly with more than one of the unit fractions, which ones are those and why does it fit perfectly with them?
#340153 on Dec 2023