Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Kim's Rate Problem


Group problem: Rate to Unit Rate

 There was a farmer named JM. He left his farm from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm, when he came back, the chickens he was taking care of laid 5 chicken eggs. How many chicken eggs did the chickens laid per hour?


My Problem : Rate to Unit rate

 Jessica went grocery shopping and spends $6 for 3L of milk. How many liters of milk will she have if she spend $10?


Group Problem: Unit rate to Rate

 Krystal decided to do a long drive from Winnipeg to Calgary and made a choice to not change her speed the whole drive. She will make it to calgary in 4 hours. If her speed is 50km/hour . How many kilometers did she travelled the whole 4 hours?

My Problem: Unit rate to Rate

 In cooking class, Grade 8's were supposed to bake 16 cookies per 2 trays. If they got a total of 4 trays instead of 2, How many cookies did they make?

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8 comments :

  1. Francesca 9-02November 5, 2014 at 2:54 PM

    The answer for the last word problem is 32 cookies for 4 trays because 16 cookies x 2 = 32 cookies.

    Here is your word problem:
    In cooking class, Grade 8's were supposed to bake 24 cookies per 3 trays. If they got a total of 9 trays instead of 3, how many cookies did they make?

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    1. Kim Garcia November 6, 2014 at 3:01 PM

      The answer to your question is 72 cookies/9 trays I got this by dividing the number of trays(3) per 24 cookies which give me 8 as the answer. I times 8 by 9 (total of trays they got) and got 72.

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    2. Kim Garcia November 6, 2014 at 3:12 PM

      3/216(24x9)=72

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  2. UnknownNovember 5, 2014 at 4:19 PM

    Jessica will have 5L of milk.
    I divided 6 and 3 then multiply it by 10 and
    Heres your problem
    Channy went grocery shopping and spends $5 for 4L of milk. How many liters of milk will she have if she spend $20?

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    1. Kim Garcia November 6, 2014 at 3:09 PM

      The answer to your question is $20/16L of milk. I got this by dividing 4L to $5 which give me $1.25 as the answer and I divided $20 to 1.25 and got 16.
      You can also get the answer 16 by dividimg 5 to 4x20 which is 80. 5/80 =16

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  3. UnknownNovember 5, 2014 at 7:20 PM

    3,) Answer to your question:
    Krystal traveled 200 km / 4 hrs. If one hour is equal to 50 km, you just multiply 4 (hrs) by 50 km to get Krystal's speed per 4 hours.

    My question:
    Krystal decided to do a long drive from Winnipeg to Calgary and made a choice to not change her speed the whole drive. She will make it to Calgary in 6 hours. If her speed is 1036 km/hour . How many kilometers did she traveled the whole 6 hours?


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    1. Kim Garcia November 6, 2014 at 3:20 PM

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    2. Kim Garcia November 6, 2014 at 3:22 PM

      The answer to your question is 172.666666667km/hour. i divided 6 by 6216(1036x6) which give me the answer 1036 and i divide it again to 6 and it gives me the answer 172.66666667 km

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