1. Mr. Britten’s Math Class P1+P3 Advanced Math Homework due 11/08/18 Name _________________________ 1. Complete each double number line to represent the Target Objective of a collection of characters in a computer simulation. The goal of the simulation is to make as many different interactions (combinations) with other characters as possible. For each interaction between characters, 1 experience point is earned. After a given time frame, the person running the simulation checks the interactions between characters in real time in a table. The table shows 40% of their interactions goal and 100% of their interactions goal, however some values are missing due to a computer glitch. There are 100 characters in the game. There are other simulations running in the background with 150, 200 and 250 characters as well. In order to reach max number of interactions for 100 characters, you do (100x99)/2=4950. For the 150 character-simulation different interactions are maximally interactions. Complete the table with the missing values. Round up to the nearest whole.
Simulation
100
150
200
250
40%
7960
12450
100%
4950
11175

2. 3. Two students are throwing paper balls at eachother, while the teacher is constantly telling them to stop. Student A hits his target 75% of the time he throws a paper ball. Student B on the other hand hits his target 49 out of the 70 times he throws a paper ball.
A). If student A throws a paper ball 400 times during a 90 minute class period. How many times will he hit Student B if student B is his target? B). Who has a higher paper ball throwing accuracy Student A or Student B? Explain your reasoning. C). The teacher catches Student A in the act and tells him for every time your paper ball hit student B you will write 27 full sentences. How many sentences will Student A have to write?
2. Determine the percent of each quantity a). 9% of 60 c). 2.5% of b). 34% of 66 d). 16% of 600

3. Mr. Britten’s Math Class P1+P3 Advanced Math Homework Due 11/12/2018 Name _______________ 1. Zoe works in the Hot Topic at Dolphin Mall . This store had a big sale where the prices were marked 25% off of regular price for bottoms and 50% for tops of all kinds. Now that the sale is over, Zoe needs to mark each of the items back to its original price. Help Zoe complete the table below.
2. A computer store orders Gaming laptops from a parent company that produces three different models of gaming laptops. The company has found that the percent of each shipment that is defective differs by model. Alienware’s Model defect rate is 5%. HP Omen’s Model defect rate is 3.5%, and Asus’ Model defect rate is 7%. On a particular shipment, the company forgets to mark the total number shipped of each model. You only know that you received 10 defective Alienware Laptops, 14 defective HP Omen Laptops and 32 defective ASUS Laptops. How many of each model were shipped? Complete the table below and explain your strategy. Show your ratio calculations on the back page.
Item
Sale Price
Original Price
Harry Potter Top
$22
Harry Potter Pants
$27
Slayer Shirt (Top)
$15
Metallica Braw (Top)
$12
Lana Del Rey Skirt
$11
Model
Defective Quantity
Total Quantity
Alienware
10 (5% of total)
HP Omen
14 (3.5% of total)
Asus
32 (7% of total)

4. The area of Paralellogram A is 25% of the area of Paralellogram B
The area of Paralellogram A is 25% of the area of Paralellogram B. What is the height of parallelogram B? Show your work.