Judy's Journey: Distance and Fractions

The video tutorial explains how to calculate the total distance Judy traveled from school to home. Judy ran half the distance, skipped a quarter of the remaining distance, and walked the rest, totaling 360 feet. The problem requires converting this distance into yards. By dividing the journey into segments and using conversion factors, the tutorial demonstrates that the total distance is 320 yards.

What activity did Judy do for half of her journey home?

• She walked

• She ran

• She skipped

• She cycled

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How many feet are there in a yard?

• 3 feet

• 4 feet

• 2 feet

• 5 feet

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What fraction of the remaining distance did Judy skip?

• 1/4

• 1/5

• 1/3

• 1/2

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How many yards did Judy walk?

• 100 yards

• 120 yards

• 140 yards

• 160 yards

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What is the remaining distance after Judy ran?

• 160 yards

• 120 yards

• 80 yards

• 200 yards

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If 120 yards is 3/4 of the remaining distance, what is 1/4 of it?

• 60 yards

• 50 yards

• 40 yards

• 30 yards

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How many yards did Judy skip?

• 60 yards

• 50 yards

• 40 yards

• 30 yards

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What is the total distance from school to home in yards?

• 280 yards

• 300 yards

• 340 yards

• 320 yards

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What is the total distance Judy covered by running and skipping?

• 280 yards

• 200 yards

• 160 yards

• 240 yards

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What is the total distance Judy covered by walking and skipping?

• 120 yards

• 160 yards

• 200 yards

• 240 yards

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