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Question #2

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Do you have a goal for solving these math problems? If so, what is it?

Describe your goal. You may type in the space below or use your device to record and upload a voice recording.


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Question #3

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Do you have any plans for how to successfully complete these math problems?

Describe your plans. You may type in the space below or use your device to record and upload a voice recording.




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Question #4

Okay, now you will solve the word problems.

You can use the scrap paper to do any math to help you solve the problems. Then you will take a picture of that paper. Please do not erase your work. If you decide to try a new way to solve the problem, just cross out the old work and continue working.

When you are done there is an answer space to type your answer.

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Question #5

Last year, Rob set up the Road Runner Race for his school. The race was 1,200 meters long and 188 people asked to run the race. 38 people could not run because they sent in their entry fee too late.

This year, there will be 3 times as many runners as last year.

How many people will run the race this year?

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Describe your strategy. You may type in the space below or use your device to record and upload a voice recording.




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Question #8

From introduction: Last year, Rob set up the Road Runner Race for his school. The race was 1,200 meters long and 188 people asked to run the race. 38 people could not run because they sent in their entry fee too late.

This year, the race will be 4 times as long as last year. Rob has 6 tables to use for water along the race route. He will spread the water tables out evenly, and put the last one at the finish line.

 

How far apart will the tables be?