Ezekiel's Scibepost for Dec. 3

Today in math in our textbooks we had to answer questions 6, 9, 11, 15, 17 ,19, 20, 21, and 25.

6. The rectangle has an area of 64m2.

6a) 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2=64

6b)Because the number 2 multiplies itself an even number of times

6c) __8__
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8 | 64m2 | 8
|_____|
8
25. A Square digital photo on the computer has an area of 144 cm2

25a)The side length of the photo is 12

25b)The area of the enlarged photo is 1296 cm2

25c) The enlarged photo is 108 times larger than the original size

Tell me if I did some answers wrong

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Ezekiel Question #22

Question #22

A) 3:12 3 rise to 12 Run
2:6 2 rise to 6 Run
1:3 1 rise to 3 Run

B)1/4 one rise over 4 run
0.25 zero point twenty-five
25% 1/4 slice of a pie

C)Increasing the rise will raise the number by 2
5:12 5 rise to 12 run
Decrease the rise by 2 will lower the rise number
1:12 1 rise to 12 run
Increase the run by 2 will raise the number
3:14 3 rise to 14 run
Decreasing the run by 2 will lower the number
3:10 3 rise to 10 run

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Coin Math Part 1 and 2

Part 1:

Q: How much money is in half a jar?
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A: Well the only possible answer is 50$ since half a jar means to divide 100 by 2.

Q: If the jar was filled with Canadian money. Would you need more coins?

A: No, because Canadian Currency has 2 more coins which are the looney and the toonie and American money only have up to quarters so Canadian currency would weigh less.

Part 2:

Q: How much of the jar is filled Canadian coins

A: The jar is filled with at least 35% cause the American coins have 780 in the jar and we have 370 so that's not 1/3 of the American coins.

Q: Could you fill the jar with 100$ Canadian and $100 American coins? Why?

A: You can't fill the jar with Canadian and American $100 in the same jar cause it would be over the limit and it would overflow itself so you cant use Canadian and American $100 in the jar.

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