Week 10: Problem of the Week: Dream Car
1. What is the rate when the price is increasing by on the price meter? To fill up your tank, how much will you have to pay?
- The process is that I first highlighted the key words that were most important to figure out the problem. Once I figured that out the key words I found the solution to the first problem and divided, multiplied, and added all the numbers together. I then made a graph and graphed the numbers by 4.21.
- The solution for number one is that in the small summary it states that it is $4.21 dollars per gallon. For number two, we had to take 10.8 dividing that by 8 to get 1.35. Once we get 1.35 we times that by 7 to get 9.45 then times that by the number of dollar per gallons which as 4.21 and you get the final answer of 4.21
- It was complicated at first as I did not know what to do, but then slowly began to understand it better as I kept doing the problem.
- The process is that I first highlighted the key words that were most important to figure out the problem. Once I figured that out the key words I found the solution to the first problem and divided, multiplied, and added all the numbers together. I then made a graph and graphed the numbers by 4.21.
- The solution for number one is that in the small summary it states that it is $4.21 dollars per gallon. For number two, we had to take 10.8 dividing that by 8 to get 1.35. Once we get 1.35 we times that by 7 to get 9.45 then times that by the number of dollar per gallons which as 4.21 and you get the final answer of 4.21
- It was complicated at first as I did not know what to do, but then slowly began to understand it better as I kept doing the problem.