Here are the costs of two amounts of candy:
One chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
Answer the following questions in complete sentences. You will need to explain your thinking and explain or show your mathematics for credit.
How much is one chocolate bar?
How much is one lollipop?
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
Good Luck
50 comments:
z.g period 4 Well I know that a lollipops cost twenty-five cents more than chocolate bar. Well one chocolate bar cost 1.18 and a lollipop cost 1.43 I got this answer because if u take 9.50 divided by two that’s brings you down to one chocolate bar and one lollipop so if you divided by two again you get the cost of the chocolate bar and three lollipop and one chocolate bar is 9.75 that tells you that a lollipop cost 25 cents more than a lollipop.
de
Here are the costs of two amounts of candy:
Onc chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
Answer the following questions in complete sentences. You will need to explain your thinking and explain or show your mathematics for credit.
How much is one chocolate bar?
The cost of the chocolate bar is 2.44 because I divided 4 by 9.75 and got 2.44.
How much is one lollipop?
The lollipop is 2.44 because I divided 4 by 9.75 and got 2.44 and that is thae cost of all the candy.
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I divided 9.75 by 4 and got 2.44 and I found out that each candy bar is 2.44.
K.C.
p-4
How much is one chocolate bar?
One chocolate bar is worth $2.44
How much is one lollipop?
One lollipop is worth $2.38
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I found the cost of one lollipop by dividing the cost of one chocolate bar and three lollipops which was $9.75 by four which gave me the answer of $2.44.
I found the cost to one chocolate by taking the cost of two lollipops and two chocolate bars which was $9.50 by four which gave me the answer of $2.38.
KC-Period 4
How much is one chocolate bar?
$2.50
How much is one lollipop?
$2.40
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I found the cost of the lollipop and chocolate bar by simply taking the original price of 9.50 and dividing it by four which is the amount of product given, and because a direct price of a chocolate bar was the question, it would be the only outcome that made sense. I found the price of the lollipop by just knowing it would be the same thing.
To check my answer I did; $2.44x4 which was $9.75.
de
Onc chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
Answer the following questions in complete sentences. You will need to explain your thinking and explain or show your mathematics for credit.
How much is one chocolate bar?
The cost of the chocolate bar is 2.43 because I divided 4 by 9.75 and got 2.43.
How much is one lollipop?
The lollipop is 2.43 because I divided 4 by 9.75 and got 2.43 and that is the cost of all the candy.
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I divided 9.75 by 4 and got 2.43 and I found out that each candy bar is 2.43.
Good Luck
Here are the costs of two amounts of candy:
One chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
Answer the following questions in complete sentences. You will need to explain your thinking and explain or show your mathematics for credit.
How much is one chocolate bar?
One chocolate bar is worth $2.44
How much is one lollipop?
One lollipop is worth $2.38
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I found the cost of one lollipop by dividing the cost of one chocolate bar and three lollipops by four which gave me the answer of $2.44. I found the cost to one chocolate by taking the cost of two lollipops and two chocolate bars by four which gave me the answer of $2.38
-SR (period 4)
One chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
Question- how much is a chocolate bar?
Answer- the chocolate bar is 2.44
I figured this out by dividing 4 by 9.75 and got my answer first I tried to divide the # of chocolate bars there were but that didn’t work so then I tried by 4 because that is how many candies there are in all
Question- how much is one lollipop?
Answer- the lollipop is 2.38
I figured this out by dividing 4 by 9.50 and got my answer. First I tried the same thing that I did with the candy bars by dividing it by how many lollipops there were and that wasn’t right so I tried 4 because that is the total # of candies there is in that problem
-GT, p4
For three lollipop and one choc. Bar its 9.75 divided by 3 means that a choc. Bar is 3.25. So for two choc. And two lollipop are 9.50 divide by two and you get for two lollipop are 4.75 so for one lollipop is 2.37 z.g period 4
IM For one chocolate bar and three lollipops at $9.75 one chocolate bar cost $2.44 and one lollipop cost $2.44.
For two chocolate bars and two lollipops at $9.50 one chocolate bar cost $2.38 and one lollipop cost $2.38.
To get the answers for both problems I took the total cost for all the candy and divided it by four because there were four pieces of candy in each one.
One chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
$2.44= 1 chocolate bar
$2.44= 1 lollipop
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
$2.38= 1 chocolate bar
$2.38= 1 lollipop
Answer the following questions in complete sentences. You will need to explain your thinking and explain or show your mathematics for credit.
How much is one chocolate bar?
How much is one lollipop?
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I found that when you buy 9.75 dollars worth of 1 chocolate bar and 3 lollipops at a candy store it costs $2.44 for a chocolate bar and a lollipop. I found that by dividing $9.75 by 4 comes up with $2.4375 then I rounded it up to $2.44. I decided to divide it by four cause there was 1 chocolate bar and 3 lollipops.
I found that when you buy 9.50 dollars worth of 2 chocolate bars and 2 lollipops at a candy store it costs $2.38 for a chocolate bar and a lollipop. I found that by dividing $9.75 by 4 comes up with $2.375 then I rounded it up to $2.38. I decided to divide it by four cause there was 2 chocolate bars and 2 lollipops.
Costly candy
How much is one chocolate bar?
If both the lollypop and the chocolate bar cost the same then we do the problem of 4 divided by 9.75 you get the answer as $2.44 per candy. I took the 4 as the divider because three lollypop + chocolate bar= 4.
For the second one two chocolate bars and two lollypops, the cost is going to be $9.50. Each candy bar is going 2chocolate bars+ 2 lollypops= 4divided by $9.50=$2.39 per candy.
How much is one lollipop?
For the problem that costs $9.75 for 4 candy is going to be $2.44 per lollypop.
For the other problem the answer is going to be $2.38 per lollypop.
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I divided both the problems by 4 and got the answer for both the problems.
cm
p 4
One chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
How much is one chocolate bar? $4.875
How much is one lollipop? $ 1.625
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
Okay so I took the total cost which is $975 I divided that by two because there are two different items. So 9.75 divided by two is 4.875 and I took that as the chocolate bar price. That’s because it is one item
Now the other half of the money which is again 4.875 I divided that by three because there are three lollipops. That gave me 1.625 . after doing all that I added them up all together and I got 9.75
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
How much is one chocolate bar? 2.35
How much is one lollipop? 2.35
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
did the same thing took the total price and divided by two and what I got I divided by two once again I
de
Here are the costs of two amounts of candy:
Onc chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
Answer the following questions in complete sentences. You will need to explain your thinking and explain or show your mathematics for credit.
How much is one chocolate bar?
The cost of the chocolate bar is 2.38
How much is one lollipop?
The lollipop cost 2.46
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I found it by divided the cost by 4 for each one and then I plused the numbers on the calculator and I was right
Good Luck
LY
11/07/2008
Period 4
For one chocolate bar it is $4.50
For one lollipop it is $0.25
I found the cost by figuring out that when you buy one chocolate bar and three lollipops and someone else buys two chocolate bars and two lollipops there is a change between $0.25. So the lollipops would be $0.25. This would be for the lollipop. I found the cost of chocolate bars by when I found the cost of the lollipop, I subtracted the cost. Then I found how much two chocolate bars cost. Which is $9 for two? Then I divided nine by two and I got $4.50
D.P
P- 4
1. The cost of a chocolate bar is 2.25.
2. The cost of a lollipop is 2.50.
3. I found the cost of the chocolate by putting in numbers for each problem, at first I had the costs mixed up, I knew this because when I put in the cost for one it worked but the other it didn’t but when I switched the cost of the chocolate to the cost of the lollipops they both went in evenly. It was difficult because I thought the candy bar would cost more. It was pretty much guess and check.
Proof: #1 2.25 + 2.50 + 2.50 + 2.50 = 9.75
#2 2.50 + 2.50+ 2.25 + 2.25 = 9.50
v.v.
1.) In the first question I first divided $9.75 by 2, because there were two types of candies. Than I got 4.875 as in answer, but that only gave me the price for only two candies. So then I divided 4.875 by 3 to get 1.625.Once I got that I multiplied 1.625 by 3 and then got 4.875 then I added 4.875 to get 9.75.
So one chocolate bar was cost $4.875 &
Three lollipops are $1.625.
P-4 JR
At first I thought that the lollypop would be more so I started working on it and thinking and I got lollypop 2.25 and chocolate bar 3.00 but then I counted that up and it didn’t work and then came up with lollypop 2.50 and chocolate was 2.25 and I got it right
Sp
11/7/08
PERIOD 4
Costly candy
How much is one chocolate bar?
If both the lollypop and the chocolate bar cost the same then we do the problem of 4 divided by 9.75 you get the answer as $2.42 per candy. I took the 4 as the divider because three lollypop + chocolate bar= 4.
For the second one two chocolate bars and two lollypops, the cost is going to be $9.50. Each candy bar is going 2chocolate bars+ 2 lollypops= 4divided by $9.50=$2.50 per candy.
How much is one lollipop?
For the problem that costs $9.75 for 4 candies is going to be $2.44 per lollypop.
For the other problem the answer is going to be $2.38 per lollypop.
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I divided both the problems by 4 and got the answer for both the problems.
gs
I know that the lollypop is going to be 2.05 cents more than a chocolate bar. One chocolate
bar costs less than a lollypop and it is2.25 .
Costly Candy (T.B.)
1 chocolate bars / 3 lollipops is 9.75
2 chocolate bars / 2 lollipops is 9.50
Lollipops 2.25 each
For 1 chocolate bar the cost is 2.50 and 1 lollipop the cost is 2.25 for the total price of 9.75.
The problem: 2.50*1 is 2.50. 2.25*3 is 6.75. 6.75 + 2.50= 9.75
For 2 chocolate bars the cost is 5.00 because the cost is 2.50 for each chocolate bar.
For 2 lollipops the cost is 4.50 because the price for 1 lollipop is 2.25.
The problem: 5.00 + 4.50 = 9.50
I found the cost by guessing. My guess was 1.50 for the chocolate bar and 2.50 for the lollipops. So I did 1.50*2=3.00. 2.50*2= 5.00. Then I added 5.00+3.00 and it was 8.00.
So that was too little. Then I guessed again. My guess was 2.50 (chocolate) and 2.25 (lollipops)
The problem I tried was: 2.25 * 3 = 6.75. 2.50 * 1=2.50
The price of the chocolate bar is 2.25 and the price of the lollipops 2.50 z.g period 4
Jb
11-7
How much is one chocolate bar?
How much is one lollipop?
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
One lollipop cost 2.39
One chocolate bar cost 2.44
I divided 9.75 from 2.39
How much is one chocolate bar?
One chocolate bar is 2.42
How much is one lollipop?
One chocolate bar is 2.50
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar? The way I got is by
M.A (I didn't finish)
Jb
11-7
How much is one chocolate bar?
How much is one lollipop?
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
One lollipop cost 2.39
One chocolate bar cost 2.44
I divided 9.75 from 2.39
LY
11/07/2008
Period 4
2.43
2.37
For one chocolate if you buy one chocolate bar and three lollipops cost $2.43
I think that the chocolate is 2.25 and the lollipops are 2.50 because if you add them you’ll get 9.75 2.25 +2.50 equals 9.75
W.W.
How much is one chocolate bar?
Each chocolate bar is $2.50
How much is one lollipop?
The lollipops are $1.50 each.
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I figured from the price that a chocolate bar is 25 cents more than the lollipop so I divided $9.50 by the amount of objects and I added 25 cents for the chocolate bar and taken away 25 cents for the lollipop.
Mathematics
One chocolate bar and 3 lollipops are $9.75
Two chocolate bars are two lollipops $9.50
How much is one chocolate bar? $3.75
How much is one lollipop? $1.25
How did you find the cost of one lollipop & chocolate bar? I did addition and added the candy bars and lollipops
How did you find the cost of each? I did addition
$3.75 3.75 $7.50
$2.25
+6.00 +3.75
$9.75 $7.50 $9.75
AA
C.C 1.For one chocolate bar the cost is 2.25
2.For one lollipop the cost is 2.50
3.I found my answers by playing with numbers, and so then when the numbers didn’t add up I would change the numbers by either lowering them or making them higher. Eventually I found the right amount and applied it to each problem and found out the right amount for the lollipop and chocolate bar.
MV:
2.50=Chocolate
2.25=Lollipop
I have tried different stuff to find the answer I tried about 9 different patterns that I was doing and I thought it was pretty easy, but actually it’s harder than it seems. For my answer I got 2.50 for a Chocolate candy bar and 2.25 for the Lollipop. After I did that, I plunged in the numbers and I realized it worked.
Mp
Pd 5
Chocolate=2.50
Lollipops=2.75
I tried many ways and different methods and it kept getting me closer and closer until it got me right at the answer.
How much is one chocolate bar?
One chocolate bar costs 6.50
How much is one lollipop?
One lollipop costs 50 cents.
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I got the cost of a lollipop by dividing the amount of each cost by how many lollipops there were and I got the cost of the chocolate bar by subtracting the cost of lollipops and then what ever was left was the cost of the chocolate bar.
MW
P.5
#1 one chocolate bar would cost 2.25$
#2 one lollypop cost 2.50$
#3 I figured it out by randomly choosing #’s
WB
11/7/08
#1 One chocolate bar costs $2.25
#2 One lollypop costs$2.50
#3 I got my answer by guessing numbers for the chocolate bars
How much is one chocolate bar?
One chocolate bar costs 6.50
How much is one lollipop?
One lollipop costs 50 cents.
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I got the cost of a lollipop by dividing the amount of each cost by how many lollipops there were and I got the cost of the chocolate bar by subtracting the cost of lollipops and then what ever was left was the cost of the chocolate bar.
By:ZG
Costly Candy
225+225+250+250= 950
Two lollipops and two candy bars
250+225+225+225= 925
One candy bar three lollipops
225-lolliopops
250-candy bars
I found the cost of the lollipops but trying out quarters (25 cents) and dollar bills, I tried out three and that didn’t get me anywhere close to my wanted answer, then I just went down to two and I first saw that I was getting close to the answer ( two lollipops and two candy bars ) with the lollipops, so I made the price a quarter higher with the candy bars ( 225+225=450 )-[225+225+250+250=950] that’s how I got that answer. But when I tried the same method for the second question, I was pretty close, just 50 cents off.
EM
believe that one lollipop would be 3.25 one chocolate bar would be about 6.50 I figured this out by what 9.75 divided by three and got 3.25.i then subtracted 3.25 from 9.75 and got 6.5.I then added 6.50 and 3.25 together and got 9.75.this might be the wrong but oh well!!
W.W
How much is one chocolate bar?
Each chocolate bar is $2.25.
How much is one lollipop?
The lollipops are $2.50 each.
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I tested a whole bunch of numbers and I ended up with these.
MW
P.5
#1 one chocolate bar would cost 2.25$
#2 one lollypop cost 2.50$
#3 I figured it out by using the table below
choco bar loll 3 total ch b 2 lolli 2 total
2.5 7.2 9.7 5 4.8 9.8
2.25 7.5 9.75 4.5 5 9.5
aw
#1 It would cost 2.25$ for one chocolate bar.
#2 It would cost 2.5$ for one lollipop.
#3
ch b 1 lolli 3 total ch b 2 lolli 2 total
2.25 7.5 9.75 4.5 5 9.5
S.V
Here are the costs of two amounts of candy:
One chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
Answer the following questions in complete sentences. You will need to explain your thinking and explain or show your mathematics for credit.
How much is one chocolate bar? $2.25
How much is one lollipop? $2.50
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar? I found the cost by multiplying $2.50 times 3 and added $2.25 and I got $9.75
WB
11/7/08
#1 One chocolate bar costs $2.25
#2 One lollypop costs$2.50
#3
chocolate bars loll1 total ch b2 lolli 2 total
2.5 7.2 9.7 5 4.8 9.8
2.25 7.5 \9.75 4.5 5 9.5
1. One chocolate bar is $2.44. $9.75 divided by 4 equals 2.437 or rounded off to $2.44.
2. One lollipop is $2.31 because 2.44 times 2 equals 4.88, then $9.50 - 4.88 = 4.62 divided by 2 equals $2.31.
3. I got $2.44 for one chocolate bar by dividing the total ($9.75) by how many objects were bought (4), and then I rounded.
I got $2.31 for the lollipop by multiplying the cost of a candy bar ($2.44) by 2 (because there were two chocolate bars bought on the second time.), then I subtracted the product (4.88) from the total cost of the second purchase (9.50) which was 4.62 then I divided that by 2 (because $4.62 is the cost of two lollipops), which equaled $2.31.
S.V
Here are the costs of two amounts of candy:
One chocolate bar and three lollipops are $9.75.
Two chocolate bars and two lollipops are $9.50.
Answer the following questions in complete sentences. You will need to explain your thinking and explain or show your mathematics for credit.
s.v
How much is one chocolate bar? $2.25
How much is one lollipop? $2.50
How did you find the cost of one lollipop and the cost of one chocolate bar? I found the cost by multiplying $2.50 times 3 and added $2.25 and I got $9.75
How much is one chocolate bar?
3.25
One chocolate bar is $2:25
One lollypop is $2:50
I found the cost of the lollypop and the cost o the chocolate bar by messing around with numbers. I first tried 1.50 and 2.25
I was sort of close then decided to change 1:50 to 2:50 and put the numbers together, finding my answer.
LM
How much is one chocolate bar?
-less than 4.75
^^i found that by divideing 9.50 by
2 and getting the answer i knew it
would have to be lowr because yu still
have to add 2 lollipops.
3.25? no.
3.00? no.
2.75? no.
2.50? no.
2.25?
How much is one lollipop?
-Less than 3.25
^^i found that be divideing 9.75 by 3
and getting the answer i knew it
would have to be lower because you
have to add a chocolate bar.
1.50? no.
2.00? no.
2.25? no.
2.50?
How did yu find the cost of one lollipop
and the cost of one chocolate bar?
I found the cost of one lollipop and the
cost of one chocolate bar by playing around
with the numbers and trying different ones
as yu can see above.
jb what i do is i start from the back numbers and work my way up
CW 5th period
Day Gift Cost TD FH CB GR GL SS MM LD LL PP DD
1 Partridge in a Pear Tree $219.99 219.99 55 30 599.96 349.95 240 5,600.00 52.4 4,759.19 4,413.62 2,284.80 2,475.20
2 Turtle Doves $55.00 439.98 110 60 1199.92 699.9 480 11,200.00 104.8 9518.38 8827.24 4569.6 4950.4
3 French Hens $30.00 659.97 165 90 1799.88 1049.85 720 16,800.00 157.2 14,277.57 13,240.86 6,854.40 7,425.60
4 Calling birds $599.96 879.96 220 120 2399.84 1399.8 960 22,400.00 209.6 19036.76 17654.48 9139.2 9900.8
5 Golden Rings $349.95 1099.95 275 150 2999.8 1749.75 1200 28,000.00 262 23,795.95 22,068.10 11,424.00 12,376.00
6 Geese Laying $240.00 1319.94 330 180 3599.76 2099.7 1440 33,600.00 314.4 28555.14 26481.72 13708.8 14851.2
7 Swans Swimming $5,600.00 1539.93 385 210 4199.72 2449.65 1680 39,200.00 366.8 33,314.33 30,895.34 15,993.60 17,326.40
8 Maids Milking $52.40 1759.92 440 240 4799.68 2799.6 1920 44,800.00 419.2 38073.52 35308.96 18278.4 19801.6
9 Ladies Dancing $4,759.19 1979.91 495 270 5399.64 3149.55 2160 50,400.00 471.6 42,832.71 39,722.58 20,563.20 22,276.80
10 Lords Leaping $4,413.61 2199.9 550 300 5999.6 3499.5 2400 56,000.00 524 47591.9 44136.2 22848 24752
11 Pipers Piping $2,284.80 2419.89 605 330 6599.56 3849.45 2640 61,600.00 576.4 52,351.09 48,549.82 25,132.80 27,227.20
12 Drummers Drumming $2,475.20 2639.88 660 360 7199.52 4199.4 2880 67,200.00 628.8 57110.28 52963.44 27417.6 29702.4
c.c 1. Which color of squares is growing at the slowest rate? At the fastest rate? Graph the 3 formulas to get a picture of the growth of all three.
The blue squares are growing at the slowest rate. The green squares are growing at the fastest rate
2. How many squares of each color will be in the 8th stage of the design?
There will be 34 blue, red, green
3. Will the design use 42 blue squares in any stage? Will it use 102 red squares? Will it ever use 830 squares in all? If so, state the stage number for each answer.
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