wit leon and ja's measurement assessmentarichel 2
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Using and ApplyingNumber Strategies
to Real Life Situations
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` Work in alone or in a small group, no more than three.
` Read through the problems and choose one you would like to solve,check with your teacher to see if they think it is suitable for yourgroup.
` Devise a plan to solve your problem and put the plan into action.
` Prepare a short oral presentation to explain to your class how yousolved your chosen problem. Your explanation must include
[1] Your original plan of how to solve the problem.
[2] A step by step guide of what you did to get your answer.
[3] Details of any changes to your original plan and why those
changes were made.[4] A detailed explanation of all your working out.
` You may choose any medium to support your presentation (chart,PowerPoint, Photostory, etc) however visual aids are stronglyrecommended.
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Write your plan of how you will solve the problem here:
1. Calculate the volume of the steps and then calculate the mass of the main area.
Please complete this plan. How is calculating the mass of the stepsgoing to help you to calculate the amount of water in the pool?
1. Measure the length, depth and the width of the pool.
2. Measure the length, depth and the width of the stairs.
3. Multiply the length, depth and the width of the pool.
4. Multiply the length, depth, and the width of the stair.
5. Subtract the volume of the stairs from the volume of the pool.6. Convert the final measurement from cubic centimetres milliLitres.
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15590399.62ml divide 1000 = 15590.39962L
First stair 9.9x457x38.6= 174637.98cm3
Second stair 36.8x19.9x457= 3346702.4cm3
Pool 697x457x60= 19111740cm3
All the stairs= 3521340.38cm3
Pool ± All Steps. 19111740cm3 - 3521340.38cm3=15,590,399.62cm3= 15,590399.62ml
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15590.39962LIn the pool!
Excellent work!
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First stair 9.9x457x38.6= 174637.98cm3Second stair 36.8x19.9x457= 3346702.4cm3
Pool 697x457x60= 19111740cm3All the stairs=3521340.38cm319111740cm3 - 3521340.38cm3=15590399.62cm3/15590399.62ml15590399.62ml divide 1000 = 15590.39962L
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Expected Learning Outcomes RE FL EC T Comment
Accuracy
1. Did we choose the right tools? FL Yes, because we used a ruler
and a meter stick.2. Did we record all measurements with units. RE Yes, we measured every
thing in centimetres.
3. Did we calculate accurately? RE Yes, we didn¶t understand
volume at the start of this
thing but then we understood
cubic cm later.
Understanding
1. Did we convert the units when needed? RE Yes, Leon did it.
Problem Solving Strategies
1. Did we creating a good plan and change it when
needed? RE Yes, because at the start wemade it cm cubed, but then it