math game 2 click here to starthere. instructions in this unique powerpoint game, you are the hero....
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Math Game 2
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Instructions
In this unique PowerPoint game, you are the hero. You make the choices, and you face the consequences. To play, just click on the links to make your choices. Each link will bring you to a new slide, which might have math problems for you to solve or new choices to make. Remember, there are many endings, but only one is a successful ending. So good luck and be careful!
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Background
YOU are a foolhardy car racer who
always enjoys racing. One day, you
decide to take part in a race that has a
prize of $1 000 000! On the starting line,
the competitors are gearing up their cars,
all ready to race……
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You hold a steady grip on the steering
wheel of your car. Just then, the linesman
fires his pistol to signal the start of the
race! Will you:
Accelerate?
Trail behind the other cars?
You swerve your car and ram into theboot of the Mercedes with glee. You mustanswer this question to see the effects:Shop A has 153 kg of flour. Shop B has 75 kgof flour. After both shops sold an equal amountof flour, the ratio of rice that shop A has to shopB is 4:1. Find the amount of flour sold by theeach shop.a)76kg b)78kg c)49kg
You stamp down on the accelerator and
zoom ahead. In your side mirror you spot
a red Porsche gaining speed. It seems to
be trying to ram you from the back! Will
you:
Swerve to your right?
Stay where you are and just move straight?
Bad choice! The Porsche hits your car with aresounding crash. Answer this question to seehow much of the impact you take:3/5 of Mary’s books was twice as many asJane's books. Jane and Cheryl had booksin the ratio 6 : 7. All of them paid a combinedtotal of $528 on the books. Given that each book cost the same, how much did Mary pay for her books?a)$120 b)$320 c)$88
You trail behind the unwavering line of
other cars. Suddenly, you see a sleek
Mercedes having some problem with his
engine. Will you:
Take the chance to smash it from behind?
Keep trailing behind the others?
The Mercedes, unable to take the full
impact, veers off the road and explodes in
a fiery ball of fire. You take its place
alongside the other cars. Will you:
Give your car a burst of acceleration?
Try to crash the other cars?
You swerve to the right just in time to
avoid the Porsche’s attack. Wiping sweat
from your face, you notice that the
Porsche has drawn level with you. It starts
to close in on you again! Will you:
Accelerate away?
Brake hard to allow the car to pass you?
THE END
Oops! Your car can’t take the impact and
explodes! This is THE END for you. Click here to continue.
You feel the bone-crushing impact onyour car. But all is not lost! Lookingbehind, you spot the other cars. They looklike tiny ants on the horizon! Seems likethe winner will be decided between youand the Porsche! Will you:Increase your speed to the maximum?Slow down to trail behind the Porsche?
Ouch! Even you feel the impact when you
crash into the Mercedes. You start to
regret your action when your car begins to
Wobble. Click on the link to continue.
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Answer this question:The estimated completion time for a particular100 question exam is 31/3 hours. Ten studentsactually took the exam and completed it in 3hours. What is the difference between theestimated and actual rate of completion perquestion?a) 14 seconds per questionb) 12 second per questionc) None of the above
THE END
Your car goes out of control and veers off
out of the road, crashing into a signpost.
You know that there is no hope for you to
win this race, so this is THE END for you.
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Solution
The answer is option 2. The estimated time per question is equal to the estimated time / (divide) by the number of questions: 31 / 3x60 divide by 100 = 10/3x60 divide by 100
= 10x20 divided by 100
= 200 divided by 100
= 2 min.
The actual time is equal to 3 hours (180 minutes). The actual time per question is equal to 180 min / (divide) by the number of questions: 180 / 100
= 1.8 min. The difference between actual time and estimated time
=2 minutes – (minus) 1.8 min:
2.0 - 1.8 = .2 min or .2 x 60 sec = 12 sec.
THE END
You decide to swerve left. Spinning your
steering wheel to the left, your car veers
right into the path of the incoming
Porsche! Too late, it rams into the side of
your car and your car is sent spinning off
the road, resulting in an explosion. Your
adventure is over. Click here to continue.
You step hard on the accelerator andzoom past the Porsche quickly. It alsoquickly speeds up, trying to draw levelwith you. When it does so, it attempts toram you from the left, in hope of causing yourcar to crash. There is only 2 options, will you:Maneuver to the right?Maneuver to the left?
You are ahead of most of the other cars!
The finishing line is just 250m ahead.
Beside you is the Porsche.
This is a race to the end between the 3
cars! Answer the 3 questions through the
link below to determine your fate.
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Phew! What a close shave! The impact
with the Mercedes does not damage your
car too much so you continue to
accelerate past the fallen Mercedes and
catch up with the cars in the lead. Click on
this LINK to continue.
Your car executes a successful
manoeuvre and dodges past the Porsche.
But it is determined to race you to the
end. Click on the link below to answer the
final question which will decide your fate.
LINK
THE END
That was a fatal mistake. The Porsche
grabs the opportunity to dash past you
and zooms past the finishing line, which is
just dead ahead. You have lost the race
so this is THE END. Click here to start all over again.
THE END
Your greed has its consequences. You
try to crash a Ford but instead, your car
rebounds off its armour and swerves off
the road, landing in a ditch. Your hopes of
winning this race are all dashed.
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You slowly feel that if you are to win this
race, you must not lack behind. So, you
decide to accelerate. Click the link below
to continue.
LINK
Answer this question
Hourly rental rate is $12, plus $0.13 per km.John rented a truck to move some furniture.He picked up the truck at 9:30 AM andreturned it at 1:00 PM. He drove a total of 16km. How much was he charged for time anddistance?a)$67.88 b)$44.08c)$48.00
Solution
1 unit = 78 ÷ 3 = 26 kg
Shop B sold 75 − 26 = 49 kg
Each shop sold 49 kg of flour.
You accelerate past the Porsche and aim
for the finishing line. The other driver
senses your do-or-die plan and also
charges towards the end. You must
answer the last question to determine the
winner of this race. Click THIS to
continue.
THE END
You accidentally released the accelerator,
causing you to slow down. The Porsche
zooms past you to win the race. This is
THE END for you. Click here to journey to your next life.
Answer this 2nd question:
5 village buses carries 630 people
each fortnight. How many people does a
bus carry per year? (1 year = 365 days)
a)23 765 people
b)126 people
c)3285 people
Answer your final problem:Fulham FC has a record of losing 7 soccerMatches for every 9 they win this year.If Fulham had 80 matches during this year,What is the ratio of the losses to the wins (notsimplifying the ratio)a)45:35b)80:16c)64:16
THE END
You accidentally step on the brakes,causing your car to jerk violently,
spinning off the road. Your adventure is
over. Click here to start a new game.
THE END
Unfortunately, your engine cannot
withstand the speed you are driving at
and your car explodes. Your race is over.
Click here to journey to your next life
VICTORY!
You give your car a last burst of speedand cross the finishing line, just a splitsecond before the Porsche. You haveclinched the prize of $1 000 000. Nowyour race is truly over and you can gainsome deserved rest.
Please get your prize from Jia Shing or Khe Han
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Solution
Jane has 3/10 of Mary’s books, since
Jane has 2 times less books than 3/5
(6/10) of Mary’s.
Jane:Cheryl:Mary 1unit= $528/(6+7+20)
6 : 7 : 20 = $16
Thus, Mary spent= $16 x 20 = $320
Solution
9.00AM to 1.00PM = 3hr 30min (3.5hr)
Hourly charge= 3.5 x $12 = $42
Distance charge= 16km x $0.13 = $2.08
Total fee= $42 + $2.08 = $44.08