Description: Imagine you are comparing the five electric hot plates (A – E) of different sizes and temperatures. The temperature of each hot plate is indicated by a shade of gray such that the lighter the shade of gray, the higher the temperature of the hot plate. D B E A A. Ranking instructions: Rank the surface area (from largest to smallest) of the hotplates. Ranking Order: Largest 1 3 4 5 Smallest Or, all the hotplates have the same surface area. (indicate with a check mark) Carefully explain your reasoning for ranking this way: B. Ranking instructions: Rank the temperature (from hottest to coldest) of the hotplates. Ranking Order: Hottest 1 2. 3 4 5 Coldest Or, all the hotplates have the same temperature (indicate with a check mark) Carefully explain your reasoning for ranking this way:

Description: Imagine you are comparing the five electric hot plates (A – E) of different sizes and temperatures. The temperature of each hot plate is indicated by a shade of gray such that the lighter the shade of gray, the higher the temperature of the hot plate. D B E A A. Ranking instructions: Rank the surface area (from largest to smallest) of the hotplates. Ranking Order: Largest 1 3 4 5 Smallest Or, all the hotplates have the same surface area. (indicate with a check mark) Carefully explain your reasoning for ranking this way: B. Ranking instructions: Rank the temperature (from hottest to coldest) of the hotplates. Ranking Order: Hottest 1 2. 3 4 5 Coldest Or, all the hotplates have the same temperature (indicate with a check mark) Carefully explain your reasoning for ranking this way:

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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Description: Imagine you are comparing the five electric hot plates (A – E) of different sizes
and temperatures. The temperature of each hot plate is indicated by a shade of gray such that the
lighter the shade of gray, the higher the temperature of the hot plate.
D
B
E
A
A. Ranking instructions: Rank the surface area (from largest to smallest) of the hotplates.
Ranking Order: Largest 1
3
4
5
Smallest
Or, all the hotplates have the same surface area.
(indicate with a check mark)
Carefully explain your reasoning for ranking this way:
B. Ranking instructions: Rank the temperature (from hottest to coldest) of the hotplates.
Ranking Order: Hottest 1
2.
3
4
5
Coldest
Or, all the hotplates have the same temperature
(indicate with a check mark)
Carefully explain your reasoning for ranking this way:

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