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Homework Packet # 3
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4-Step Problem Solving Approach
Understand the problem Identify the important information. Is this problem similar to many others you have solved? Make a plan Decide what strategy would be most appropriate Carry out the plan Do the work Look Back Is your answer reasonable? Is your computation correct? Are your units appropriate?
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A. Make a claim: Restate (in your own words) what you are being asked to figure out;
Evidence: List the important numbers (include what the number refers to - that means state 6 people NOT just the number 6); Identify any missing information; List any unnecessary numbers (like B above be specific); E. Analysis: Indicate the units that the answer will be in (packages, dollars, boxes etc...)
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Homework Sheet # 3 1. Five people are hired to work together on a project. As they are introduced, they shake hands with each other exactly one time. How many handshakes take place? Let: 1 = 1st person 2 = 2nd person 3 = 3rd person 4 = 4th person 5 = 5th person 1 - 2 1 - 3 1 - 4 1 - 5 2 - 3 2 - 4 2 - 5 3 - 4 3 - 5 4 - 5 10 handshakes will take place at the work place
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2. A snail starts at the bottom of a well 10 feet deep and crawls up 3 feet each day. Each night the snail slips back 2 feet How long will it take the snail to reach the top of the well? # of Days # of feet climbed Draw a picture or make a table using the information given. 1 2 3 0 + 3 – 2 = 1 1 + 3 – 2 = 2 2 + 3 – 2 = 3 4 5 3 + 3 – 2 = 4 4 + 3 – 2 = 5 6 7 5 + 3 – 2 = 6 It will take the snail 8 days to climb 10 feet and reach the top of the well. 6 + 3 – 2 = 7 8 7 + 3 = 10
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2 blocks north and 6 blocks west or 6 blocks west and 2 blocks north
A school bus travels 3 blocks east, 4 blocks north, 10 blocks west, 2 blocks south, and 1 block east. At this point, the bus is how many blocks north or south of its starting point? How many blocks east or west? N W E S 2 blocks north and 6 blocks west or 6 blocks west and 2 blocks north End Start
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Draw a picture or make a table.
4. An elevator in an office building started at ground level. It rose 5 floors, descended 2 floors, rose 9 floors, descended 3 floors, and rose 7 floors. Which floor is the elevator on? 16 Draw a picture or make a table. 12 -3 9 +7 5 -2 3 +9 The elevator is on the 16th floor. G
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Sue is the President representative.
John, Sue, Lisa and Fernando are student council officers. The council has 4 officers: president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. John is neither president nor secretary. A boy holds the office of vice president. Sue is not secretary. The names of the treasurer and the vice president have the same number of letters. Who is the president? President Vice President Secretary Treasurer John X O Sue Lisa Fernando Let: X = no O = yes Sue is the President representative.
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The number is 84. 6. Use the clues to find the mystery number.
- The number is between 0 and 150. - If you start with 7 and keep counting by 7’s the number will be on your list. - The sum of the digits in the number is 12. - The number can be divided evenly by 4 84 = = 12 84 ÷ 4 = yes 147 = = 12 147 ÷ 4 = no The number is 84.
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7. A restaurant has two types of tables
7. A restaurant has two types of tables. One type seats two people and the other seats four. If 28 people are in the restaurant, how many full tables of each type can there be? Make a table # of large tables (each seats 4) # of small tables (each seats 2)
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Guess and check and use a table
8. Tickets to a musical cost $8 for students and $12 for all others. If $520 was earned by the sale of 49 tickets, how many student tickets were sold? Guess and check and use a table # of Student tickets at $8 each Regular Price of Ticket at $12 each Total price for tickets purchased in $520 1 = 8 48 = 576 = 584 NO 5 = 40 44 = 528 = 568 NO 10 = 80 39 = 468 = 548 NO 15 = 120 34 = 408 =528 NO 17 = 136 32 = 384 =520 YES 17 Student Tickets were sold.
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Draw a picture 360 feet wide 360 feet wide
9. Walter wants to put a fence around a garden which is 360 feet long and 240 feet wide. If the fence he buys is sold in 12 sections, how many sections of fence will Walter need? Draw a picture 360 feet wide 240 feet wide 240 feet wide 360 feet wide 360 ÷ 12 = 30 (2) = 60 = 100 sections will be needed 240 ÷ 12 = 20 (2) = 40
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10. A number is between 0 and 125, it can be divided evenly by 13, and the sum of the digits is Find the number. 78 is the number.
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11. Six teams compete in an academic challenge
11. Six teams compete in an academic challenge. In the first round every team plays one game against each of the other teams. The top three teams go on to the second round where every team plays against each of the other teams twice. In the third round, the top two teams from the second round play against each other twice. What is the least and the greatest number of games a team may play? Let A = team 1 B = team 2 C = team 3 D = team 4 E = team 5 F = team 6
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AB BC CD DE EF AC BD CE DF AD BE CF AE BF AF Round 1
Randomly pick A, B C to be winners Round 2 Round 3 Randomly pick A to be winner Most games played are by Team A (the winning team) = 11 games Least number of games are by either Teams D, E, or F = 5 games Randomly pick A & B to be winners
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End Homework Packet # 3 Extra Problem
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For breakfast you can have one juice (orange or grapefruit), one cereal (oat, corn, or rice) and either whole or skim milk on your cereal. How many different breakfasts can be ordered that contain one choice from each category (juice, cereal, & milk)? Cereal Juice Milk Let Statement: O = Oat C = Corn R = Rice Or = Orange G = Grapefruit W = Whole Milk S = Skim Milk O Or W S G W S W S C Or W S G W S R Or There 12 different breakfast combinations . G W S
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1 + + 2 + 3 + 4 5 + 6 21 swaps altogether
Tina invites six friends to a swap meet. Each girl, including Tina, swapped (exchanged) one item with girl. How many items did they swap altogether? Let T = Tina Let A – F = Each of Tina’s 6 friends T – A T – B T – C T – D T – E T – F A – B A – C A – D A – E A – F B – C B – D B – E B – F C – D C – E C – F D – E D – F E - F 1 + + 2 + 3 + 4 5 + 6 21 swaps altogether
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