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    The document summarizes 6 word problems involving mathematical calculations: 1) A coin exchange problem where Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura end up with 256 coins each, originally having 416, 224, and 128 coins respectively. 2) A coconut division problem where 3 farmers originally gathered 164 coconuts total. 3) A Monopoly game calculation where Miya had $10,400 before purchasing a hotel. 4) A rabbit purchase/growth problem where Kim bought 9 rabbits in June. 5) A line length comparison problem where there were 80 people in the dunking machine line. 6) A knife box sales problem where Ramon originally brought 7 boxes to sell

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    The document summarizes 6 word problems involving mathematical calculations: 1) A coin exchange problem where Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura end up with 256 coins each, originally having 416, 224, and 128 coins respectively. 2) A coconut division problem where 3 farmers originally gathered 164 coconuts total. 3) A Monopoly game calculation where Miya had $10,400 before purchasing a hotel. 4) A rabbit purchase/growth problem where Kim bought 9 rabbits in June. 5) A line length comparison problem where there were 80 people in the dunking machine line. 6) A knife box sales problem where Ramon originally brought 7 boxes to sell

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    The document summarizes 6 word problems involving mathematical calculations: 1) A coin exchange problem where Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura end up with 256 coins each, originally having 416, 224, and 128 coins respectively. 2) A coconut division problem where 3 farmers originally gathered 164 coconuts total. 3) A Monopoly game calculation where Miya had $10,400 before purchasing a hotel. 4) A rabbit purchase/growth problem where Kim bought 9 rabbits in June. 5) A line length comparison problem where there were 80 people in the dunking machine line. 6) A knife box sales problem where Ramon originally brought 7 boxes to sell

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    Mathematics in the Modern World

    FIN 192
    Activity 1
    GROUP 1 :
    Deang, Melana Joy
    Mateo, Charles Kenneth
    Tubil, Vince Jayson
    Villarosa, Kara Angelina
    1. Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura collect coins. They exchange coins among themselves according
    to the following arrangement: Naruto gives Sasuke as many coins as Sasuke has and Sakura as
    many coins as Sakura has. After that, Sasuke gives Naruto and Sakura as many coins as each of
    them has, and then Sakura give Naruto and Sasuke as many coins as each has. If each finally has
    256 coins, how many coins do they have originally?

    NARUTO SASUKE SAKURA


    256 256 256
    Before sakura gave coins 128 128 512
    Before sasuke gave coins 64 448 256
    Before naruto gave coins 416 224 128

    ANSWER : Therefore, Naruto has 416 coins, Sasuke has 224 coins, and Sakura has 128 coins.

    2.) Three farmers – Akai, Clint and Claude, spend a day gathering coconuts together. When they
    have finished, they are very tired and fell asleep. The following morning Akai wakes up. Not
    wishing to disturb his friends, he decides to divide the coconuts into three. There is one left
    over, so he throws this odd one away, helps himself to his share, and goes home. A few minutes
    later, Clint awakes. Not realizing that the first has already gone, he too divides the coconuts
    into three. He finds one left over, throws the odd one away, helps himself to his fair share, and
    goes home. In the morning, Claude wakes to find that he is alone. He spots the two discarded
    coconuts, and puts them with the pile, giving him a total of 20 coconuts. How many coconuts
    did the farmers gather in all?

    Claude 20-2 = 18
    Clint 18x3 = 54
    Akai 54x3 = 162
    Discarded =2

    ANSWER: Therefore, the farmers gathered 164 coconuts.

    3.) In consecutive turns of a Monopoly game, Miya first paid $800 for a hotel. She then lost half
    her money when she landed on Boardwalk. Next, she collected $200 for passing GO. She then
    lost half her remaining money when she landed on Illinois Avenue. Miya now has $2500. How
    much did she have just before she purchases the hotel?

    Result: $2500

    Miya loses half of her remaining money $2500x2 = $5000

    She collected money for passing GO $5000-$200 = $4800

    She loses half of her money on Boardwalk $4800x2 = $9600


    She paid $800 for a hotel $9600+$800 = $10400

    ANSWER: Therefore, Miya has $10400 before she purchased hotel.

    4. Kim bought some rabbits in June. She had four times as many rabbits by the end of July. She
    had 46 rabbits by the end of September which 10 more rabbits than she has at the end of July.
    How many rabbits did she buy in June?

    Result (September) : 46

    July : 46-10 = 36

    June : 36/4 = 9

    ANSWER: As a result, Kim bought 9 rabbits in June.

    5. The line for the Dunking Machine was twice as long as the Cake Walk line. The line for the
    Cake Walk was one-third the length of the line for the Hoop Shoot. If there were 120 people in
    the line for the Hoop Shoot, how many people were in a line for the Dunking Machine?

    Hoop Shoot = 120

    Cake Walk 120/3 = 40

    Dunking Machine 40x2 = 80

    ANSWER : Therefore, there are 80 people in the line for dunking machine.

    6. Ramon brought some boxes of knives to sell at a market. He sold half of the boxes to the first
    customer and he gave an extra half of a box. He sold half of the remaining boxes to the second
    customer and also gave half of a box. The same thing for the third customer and Ramon has no
    more boxes of knives. How many boxes of knives did Ramon bring to sell in the beginning?

    Result = 0 BOX

    Before giving away half of a box 3rd costumer 0.5

    Before selling half of a box 3rd costumer 1

    Before giving away half of a box 2nd costumer 1.5

    Before selling half of a box 2nd costumer 3

    Before giving away half of a box 1st costumer 3.5

    Before selling half of a box 1st costumer 7

    ANSWER : As a result, Ramon brought 7 boxes of knives to sell.

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