This document contains a math word problem asking students to investigate patterns in toothpick designs by making a table showing values for the number of squares (n) and toothpicks (t) used. It then asks students to describe patterns in the table, determine how many toothpicks would be needed for a design with 60 squares, and write a question with the answer found if t=301. The document also contains additional math problems and questions.
This document contains a math word problem asking students to investigate patterns in toothpick designs by making a table showing values for the number of squares (n) and toothpicks (t) used. It then asks students to describe patterns in the table, determine how many toothpicks would be needed for a design with 60 squares, and write a question with the answer found if t=301. The document also contains additional math problems and questions.
This document contains a math word problem asking students to investigate patterns in toothpick designs by making a table showing values for the number of squares (n) and toothpicks (t) used. It then asks students to describe patterns in the table, determine how many toothpicks would be needed for a design with 60 squares, and write a question with the answer found if t=301. The document also contains additional math problems and questions.
Investigate patterns in designs made from toothpicks placed as
shown below. UUJL Let n = the number of squares and t = the number of toothpicks used. a. Make a table showing values for n and t. b. Describe patterns you find in the numbers in your table. C. How many toothpicks would you need to make a design with 60 squares? d. Suppose t = 301. Find n, and write a question about squares and toothpicks that has the answer you just found. (Lesson 3-8) In 24 and 25, solve and check. (Lessons 3-6, 3-7) 24. x + 2x + 3x + 4x = 5 25. 8 2(n +3) + 4(5n +6) 26. Multiple choice. Which of the following must be negative? (Lesson 3-2) (b)-3) ()-(-)) (d) -(-a) (a) -x In 27 and 28, write an expression to describe the total change in each situation. (Lesson 3-1) 27. Marie climbed u meters up the hill and then d meters back down. 28. Stanley earned 7e dollars and then paid back Se dollars to one friend while collecting c dollars from another. 29. Without a factorial key xl, how can you calculate 11! on aa calculator? (Lesson 2-10) 30. a. Solve -2n > 10. b. Graph the solution set. (Lesson 2-8) 31. Jamie earns $14.40 per hour as a critical-care nurse. How many hours must she work in a week in order to earn more than $400? (Lessons 2-4, 2-8) 32. Write about a situation that could be represented by the number line graph at the right. (esson 1-2) 33. In the nine-year period from January1, 1984, through 0t January 1, 1993, the movie The Return of the Jedi grossed approximately $169,000,000. What was the average gross per year? (Previous course)
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