MHB 2.7.2 AP Calculus Exam .... distance traveled estimate

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The discussion centers on estimating the distance traveled in a 2.7.2 AP Calculus Exam problem. A participant calculated the distance by counting squares on a graph, determining that there are approximately 21 squares. Each square represents 10 feet, leading to a total distance estimate of 210 feet. The method of counting squares is confirmed as a valid approach for this type of problem. This straightforward calculation illustrates a practical application of graphical interpretation in calculus.
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ok all I did was count squares so about 21
 
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karush said:
ok all I did was count squares so about 21

every square represents 10 ft, so 21 times 10 ft ?
 
210:cool:
 

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