JFred

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@howie_hua @pwharris I know that 16% of 100 is 16. 16% of 50 has to be half the magnitude.

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@howie_hua 450/6 =75 cents
.75*10=$7.50
$7.50*2=$15.00 for 20 stickers

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@howie_hua I see diagonally 3-8-3

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@howie_hua 240/8 = 30 - 1 (group of 8) = 29 tables

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@howie_hua @AHoustonMath I would find
(10% of 90)*4
= 9*4
= 36

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@howie_hua @Wipebook Make 24–> 25 to estimate.

(25 * (4*9)) =
(25*4)*9 =
100*9 =
900.
Then I subtract 36 to get 864 to account for the overestimate.

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@howie_hua I start bunching the 5s then work my way up.

(5x5) -> 25x2-> 50x2-> 100x(3x3) => 900

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@howie_hua @maggieleemchugh I make a common base fraction. 3 1/4 is now 3 2/8.
I know 3 - 2 5/8 = 3/8.
I add the 3/8 to the remaining 2/8 to get a difference of 5/8.

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@howie_hua (18/2)x(15x2) = 9 x 30 = 270

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@howie_hua I see 5 groups of 4 = 20 apples.

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@howie_hua I would do (10*25)+(5*25)= 250+125 = 375

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@howie_hua .75 x 2 is 1.50.
Then 2 x 1.50 is 3

4+3 = 7

[JFred @fredjfred]

@howie_hua (5% of 100)*3 is 15. Then 300 - 15 is 285.

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@howie_hua I change it to 12*(2*15). I then know 12*3 is 36. 12*30 will be 360.

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@howie_hua Also the pattern of the fractions fits this idea - 1/9 (0.111); 2/9 (0.222); 3/9 (0.333), etc. Then what will 9/9 be?

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@howie_hua I did 10% of 75.
(7.5*2)*3= 45

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@howie_hua I scaled down 20 for $15 to 2 for $1.50. Then i multiply by 3 to get 6 stickers for $4.50.

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@howie_hua (4 rows of 4)+ 3 along the 2nd row from the top = 19 avocados.