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Create a storyline (word problem) using the following algebraic expression: 1,000/r

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mamaluj [8]2 years ago

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Suppose there are 1,000 candies in a jar. There are 50 children in a room. If i want to share 1000 candies among all the children. How can i divide 1,000 candies equally in 50 children.

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Create a story line(word problem) means to create a fake or real story by translating an algebraic expression in english.

We can create a story by the given 1,000/r:

Suppose there are 1,000 candies in a jar. There are 50 children in a room. If i want to share 1000 candies among all the children. How can i divide 1,000 candies equally in 50 children.

Here r = 50....

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