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  Ecuaciones Lineales en ...  
es el intercepto-y – el punto en donde la línea cruza el eje-y. Mantenga en mente de que en contextos de mundo real, los ejes pueden ser etiquetados con variables que no son
is the slope of the line – a ratio that tells us how much a line rises over a given distance. Meanwhile,
  Las Matemáticas en el M...  
Si mira detenidamente a este gráfico, verá que la onda cruza el eje x en los múltiplos 3.1416 - el valor de pi. Una onda entera está completa en el valor 6.2832, o 2π, exactamente la circunferencia del círculo unidad.
Understanding the origin of the sine function makes it easier to understand how it operates in relation to waves. As we saw earlier, the basic formula representing the sine function is:
  La Conversión de Unidad...  
Ahora que se ha llenado el tanque, ¡hay que emprender un viaje a México! A medida que usted cruza la frontera de los Estados Unidos a México, nota que la velocidad máxima permitida es 100. ¡Increíble!
Now that you've filled your tank, it's time to head off for your day trip to Mexico. As you cross the border from the US into Mexico, you notice that the speed limit sign reads 100. Wow! Can you step on the gas, or is there something else going on here? There are very few countries other than the United States where you will find speeds in miles per hour – almost everywhere else they would be in kilometers per hour. So, some converting is in order to know what the speed limit would be in a unit you're more familiar with.
  El Sistema Métrico | Ge...  
Si quiere convertir una unidad más grande a una unidad más pequeña (bajando en el recuadro de arriba), hay que mover el decimal hacia la derecha. El número de lugares en el que se mueve el decimal corresponde al número de hileras que cruza en el recuadro.
Because the metric system is based on multiples of ten, converting within the system is simple. Here's a shortcut: If you are converting from a smaller unit to a larger unit (moving upward in the table shown above), move the decimal place to the left in the number you are converting. If you are converting from a larger unit to a smaller unit (moving down in the table), move the decimal to the right. The number of places you move the decimal corresponds to the number of rows you are crossing in the table. For example, let's say someone told you that you had to walk 8,939.0 millimeters to get to the grocery store. That sounds like a long walk, but let's convert the number into meters to see how long it really is. The base unit, meter, is three rows above the millimeter, so the decimal should be moved three places to the left.