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When is algebra used in engineering?
Algebra is used in every aspect of every type of engineering. If I were designing a water canal, I would have to consider slope, cross sectional area, flow rates. If I were engineering a road, I would have to calculate the volume of gravel and asphalt per unit of length and multiply them for the whole road. I would have to calculate labor rates and percentages of sick days for the crew. Seriously, every type of engineering requires algebra so often that we don't even think about most of it.
What is the answer for Punchline Algebra book a 1.3?
look out for the fork in the road each space you see you skip
Algebra 2 answers speeding through the lines?
the first road vehicleto exceed 104 km/hr was an electric car
What is the answer to page 1.3 in Punchline Algebra book A how do you avoid a flat tire?
The answer to the riddle "How can you avoid getting a flat tire" is to 'Look out for the fork in the road.'
Give some real examples for perpendicular lines?
Longitude and latitude lines are perpendicular to each other. Most road intersections in major cities are set up in a grid, making the cross streets perpendicular.
