Weird and Wonderful | Day 2 Bonus Activity Week 1
Today in this activity I had to solve a Maths problem. Over one full year, how much water will you need to give your cactus plant? So I researched how many days are there in a year? I found out it was 365 days. Here is my working out!
365x3= 1095ml
Hey there Chavda, it's Billy here from the Summer Learning Journey programme. It's incredible that you've completed the entire programme. I am super impressed! I hope that you continue to comment on other children's blogs and help them - especially since you are such an expert!
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What strategy did you use to solve this equation?
As an extension; can you tell me how much water this cactus would need over 15 years?
How about 35 years?
Thanks, you seem very clever so I thought I'd challenge you a bit further!
Again, well done!
Billy
Kia Ora Chavda,
ReplyDeleteWhat an outstanding effort that you've worked for. I tried doing this activity, but I ended up not doing it. It's great to see that your trying your best to solve this problem. Congratulations for getting the answer right. How did you solve this problem? What did you do?
Nice Work
Hi Chavda,
ReplyDeleteWell done on finishing this Summer Learning Journey activity. You did a great job on working out how much water a cactus would need for a year if they had 3mls a day. I can't imagine how thirsty I would be if I had to drink that small amount of water. I would probably die from dehydration within a few days. Keep up the good work.
Hello Chavda! Good job on figuring out the answer to this equation. I wasn't sure about this question, but in the end I found out extra information I didn't know. I found doing this activity very interesting and quite easy. What did you have to do to find the answers? Keep it up!
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