Problem Solving Strategies COLLABORATIVE WORK Number 4 COURSE/YEAR/SECTION:_SAR-1C__ GROUP NO. Assigned Problem . "| Leader: SaNG@IL, LINO RAFAEL E+ No. 4 Members: weavesvacenesnesones 1. PAGTALUNAN, LANCE ANDREY V- No. 2 2. ZORILLA TR., TERESITD D- No. 3. REGALA, SULIAN CHANILLE V. No. 4 [4 becasri, UANNAH SU224INE S. No. 5 Read and solve the following problems using the appropriate strategy. Show the handwritten solutions to your answers in black ink. Use long typewriting paper. 1. Maria has scores of 94, 83 and 75 on three tests. What must her average score ‘on the next two tests be in order for her to have an average of at least 867 Solution: crecking + ; [ “eesoeteex ase. | Since, aus 894 15+ x 2 430 5 | xe ITB a+ 934 15+ 1182 4a 44483+75+x = 86(5) ye ? Seapthtier fae 94+ 0 347154xX2 430 430 ¥ 430 G Tea ye 8 2 aq 2430-252 2 (ve) x 21919 2. One number (x) is three less than twice a second number (y). Six times the first number decreased by twice the second is nine more than seven times the second. What are the numbers? Solution: piece wise. e269 Gx-2y 27444 G(2y -3) - 2y> 1449 X=2y-3 [dy-18-2y © Ty +4 =2(4)-3 lay 2y-Ty = 9418 KeNG-3 re wee Blut3. The sum of the digits of a two-digit number is twelve. If the units digit is thirteen less than four times the tens digi, find the number. Solution: Pieceaise x + yel2 Checking: yedx-3 xay? l2 5+1 7 12 s ye Ax-13 (2 212 #4(9)-13 Sx = 1213 5 20-13 x. 1b => units 5 tens @ ly 2 3 4 Ten years ago, a godfather was three times as old as his godson. In six more years, the godfather will be twice as old as his godson. How old are they now? olution: [now | vefore_| guture ‘ox ye 20 ax-y= 20 4 qin) * | x10 | x40 Ret 2026)-y £20 qpatother | y yo | yee 26 ‘They 2120 182 { y ioe 3(x-10)} simply , P yree 2(x46) i yr los 2x30 yrs 2¢ +12 30-10 = Bx-y ~124G= 2n*Y (Is) 20 2 Bx-y (2nd) .- @ # 2x-y 5. Julienne is making a collage for her MMW 101 subject. She used a rectangular illustration board that measures 16in x 13in. She wants to have a 2-in border on every side for decoration. What is the area covered by the collage? ‘2 width= (@ in - 4 = 12in lengths in 4 = Ain 2 | 1@ Since, Area #\lengin x width ‘thus, le Ae lw + @in)czin)