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Why is a linear approximation really a statement of proportionality, and why do engineers build GPS and forecasts out of such rules of thumb?
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Time dilation as
Starting from , subtract and divide by , then record that both sides are dimensionless and that is the proportionality factor.
The pitching rule
Write the rule with as the rate of change of pitch speed with mound height, and state the condition under which the approximation is treated as an equality for the problem.
Linear rules of thumb in multi-effect engineering
List the effects in satellite timing design (relative speed by angle of sight, Earth's rotation, differing gravity) and the other fields named, and state the role simple linear rules play there.
Dependence of the constant on the base point
Record that is a rate of change at a fixed base point, illustrate with pitch speeds of 80, 90 and 100 mph, and state that a small base-point change is second-order.