Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Brianna`s Coin math part 2 Oct. 14, 09

Question 1. How full is the Canadian jar?

The jar is one quarter full. I got this answer because the total coin capacity of the jar is 1480 and 370 is a quarter of that roughly.
Question 2. How long would it take to fill the jar by placing one coin in a day starting at January 1, 2010?

If you take 1,480 and divide that by 365 (days in a year) you will find that it equals four, so that means that it will take four years to fill that jar. The exact date would be January 1, 2014.


6 comments:

  1. well done! i like the way you got the answer..by dividing the coins

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  2. Nice job Brianna! Good job explaining it.

    *good job*

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  3. good job brianna! i like your explanation on question 2. good job keep up the good work!

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  4. good work i liked your picture and colours but it wasn't very long maybe next time add more to it and be more detailed

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  5. good work your scribe is so colorful and you explained it very well

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  6. Well Done Brianna! I liked how you explained your answer on question 2. Keep Up The good Work! P.s, I like the colors :]

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