how much do the coins add up to ?
All the coins in the jar add up to $100
Would the jar look the same if the money was Canadian?
It would have less of each coin because Canada has Loonies and Toonies compared to Americans that have bills as dollars. So it would look a lot less if it was all Canadian.
Coin Math part 2
If you started dropping coins into the jar on January 1 , 2010, what day would you finish filling up the jar?
If the jar was filled with all american coins, it would have 1280 coins in it. This filled up 3 quarters of the jar. If you find how much coins can fit in the whole jar it will make this problem easier. So what you do is find how much 1280 divided by 3 multiplied by 4 is.
This gives you about 1707.
So if there is 1707 coins in there jar it would take me approximately 4.79 years to fill the whole jar by putting one coin in it each day. So it would take be around 4 years, so what I'm thinking that it is 79 percent of the year, and that would be around 284 days, I estimate 4 years and 284 days,
That would be October 11, 2014.
How much of the jar is filled with Canadian coins ?
The jar has 370 coins in it. We have found out that 3/4 of the jar is 1280 , so if you divide that by 4 you get 320 , so now we know its more than 1/4 of the jar. So I'm guessing its around 27-30 percent of the whole jar.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Kaitlin.L's BOB 2
What I learned and what i need to work on:
- I learned how to use a ratio table
- I learned how to ona ratio table what you do on one side you do on the other
- What i need to work on is how to do the lowest terms
- What i need to work on is to read the question carefully so i can answer it right.
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Cole's Scribepost for October 28/09
Question #5:
a) $2 compared to $8.
2:8.
b) The width of the cover of this book, compared to it's length in centimeters.
width: 21cm length: 26cm. 21:26.
c) A class has 14 girls and there's 30 students, ratio, Boys:Girls:Total.
16 boys, 14 girls, 30 students. 16:14:30.
d) My age compared to a 28 year old.
13:28.
Question #6: Write each ratio in Question #5 as an equivalent ratio in lowest terms.
2:8 - 1:4.
21:26 - 21:26.
16:14:30 - 8:7:15.
13:28 - 13:28.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Kisha's BOB 2
What I learned and what i need to work on
- I learned how to use a ratio table.
- I need to improve on showing my answer in lowest terms.
- I also need to read the questions more carefully so i don't forget out any important details.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Kisha's BOB ratio post
Part to part
-yellow to white (2:1)
-blue to green (4:2)
-brown to orange (3:2)
Part to total ratio
-white to total (1:22)
-orange to total (3:22)
Three part ratio
-grey to yellow to white (1:2:1)
-green to blue to brown (2:4:3)
Ratio notation, fraction, decimal, and percent
-yellow to blue (2:4, 2/4, 0.5, 50%)
Equivalent ratios
-yellow to blue (2:4)
-2:4 is equivalent to 4:8, 5:10, 6:12, etc.
You can find equivalent ratios by multiplying or dividing both sides by the same number. It is similar to finding equivalent fractions.
Questions
What is a part to whole ratio?
How do you make a 3 part ratio?
What is an equivalent fraction for 2:3?
