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    You are given a problem where you will run 2 long blocks east (0.15 miles each, so 0.3 miles), then some number of short blocks south (0.1 miles each), then 2 long blocks west (another 0.3 miles), and back to your starting point. You are asked to determine how many short blocks you should run if the total distance is 2 miles. The document provides the setup for the problem and asks what if the total distance was 3 miles. It also lists some formulas that may be useful for solving similar problems.

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    You are given a problem where you will run 2 long blocks east (0.15 miles each, so 0.3 miles), then some number of short blocks south (0.1 miles each), then 2 long blocks west (another 0.3 miles), and back to your starting point. You are asked to determine how many short blocks you should run if the total distance is 2 miles. The document provides the setup for the problem and asks what if the total distance was 3 miles. It also lists some formulas that may be useful for solving similar problems.

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    You are given a problem where you will run 2 long blocks east (0.15 miles each, so 0.3 miles), then some number of short blocks south (0.1 miles each), then 2 long blocks west (another 0.3 miles), and back to your starting point. You are asked to determine how many short blocks you should run if the total distance is 2 miles. The document provides the setup for the problem and asks what if the total distance was 3 miles. It also lists some formulas that may be useful for solving similar problems.

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    5 Use a Problem Solving Plan


    LT 1.5.1: Write algebraic models and use them to solve real-life problems.

    You run in a city where the short blocks on north-south streets are 0.1 miles long. The long blocks on east-west streets are 0.15 miles long. You will run 2 long blocks east, a number of blocks south, 2 long blocks west, then back to your starting point. You want to run 2 miles. How many short blocks should you run? Our plan:

    What if you want to run a total of 3 miles? How many short blocks should you run?

    Useful formulas: Temperature: C = (F 32) Simple Interest: I = Prt Distance traveled: d = rt Profit: P = I E Area of a rectangle: Area of a triangle:

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