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@gunsnrosesgirl3 I combined the first two. A dog a cat and 2 rats is 30. By the 3rd picture the Dog and cat are 24. 30-24=6, which is the weight of the 2 rats. So 1 rat is 6/2 or 3. 24 +3 = 27 kg
Think multiple-choice questions are straightforward? Think again!
This activity encourages Ss to roll the dice and have a collaborative discussion:
(Via @BASDLitCoaches and educator @LindsayWieand, inspiration from: https://t.co/mAq9kVGFVB)
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@EulersNephew I have seen so many students confused by this in later years. No idea when to use it or why it works. If teachers want a mnemonic then why not MBR — multiply by the reciprocal —with an understanding of why.
@pwharris 15 is 100% of 15
1.5 is 10% of 15
.15 is 1% of 15
.3 is 2% of 15
.6 is 4% of 15
I actually set up a ratio table but this was easier to enter. #MathStratChat