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Modelling and Problem Solving

Modelling and Problem Solving

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Mathematics

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7th - 8th Grade

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Easy

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Habeeba Moosa

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3 Slides • 5 Questions

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Modelling and Problem Solving

By Habeeba Moosa

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Open Ended

Every Even number is a sum of two primes. Prove this by using examples. If not give a counter example.

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Every even number is a sum of two primes

Counter example

2 is an even number which cannot be expressed as a sum of two primes (e.g 2 = 1 + 1), but 1 is not a prime number), so at this point the statement is wrong.

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Learning objectives

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  • žThree approaches to calculations: algorithms, adhocorithms and calculators;

  • The key process of mathematical modelling;

  • The contribution of electronic calculators to this process;

  • Interpreting answers obtained on calculators; and

  • Problem solving.

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Draw

How many apples at 21p each can I buy with 90p? Explain with all the steps?

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Open Ended

ž1. Four holes are drilled in a straight line in a rectangular steel plate. The distance between hole 1 and hole 4 is 35mm. The distance between hole 2 and hole 3 is twice the distance between hole 1 and hole 2. The distance between hole 3 and hole 4 is the same as the distance between hole 2 and hole 3. What is the distance, in millimeters, between hole 1 and hole 3?

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Open Ended

ž There are five people in a room and each person shakes every other person’s hand exactly one time. How many handshakes will there be?

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Open Ended

žThere are five people in a room and each person shakes every other person’s hand exactly one time. How many handshakes will there be?

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