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Playing Card Games Math

April 15th, 2009 |

Author: Bryan

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Look at these math problems.. figure em out?

1) Playing a card game, Tod earned the following
points in each of the three games: 126, 145, 133.
What score must he score in the next to have
an average score of 140 for the four games?

Convert the following measurements:
2) 1.12 mL= __________ cL
3) 2,347 km = __________mm
4) .0875 hg = __________ kg

What is the average of the four numbers 1, 2, 3 and 10?
Did you get 4 as the answer to this problem here?
If yes, then you can do 1).
If no, then look up the formula for the “average value” or “expected value” or “median” (they all mean the same thing).

In 3), all you have to do is move the decimal point in the original number the right number of places in the right direction? (Similar in 2) and 4) ).

For example: 15.8925 km = ___ m .
First, know that km stands for “kilometers” and “kilo” represents 1000. So, 1 kilometer is the same length as 1000 meters. A table or chart may help in recognizing these abbreviations of units.
Second, know that m stands for “meters”.
Third, either multiply the 15.8925 by 1000 or divide it by 1000. Which is longer – one kilometer or one meter? A kilometer is longer. So, there will be more meters and you will multiply.
Fourth, multiply by 1000 = 10^3 by moving the decimal point to the RIGHT 3 places for 15 892 . 5 = 15892.5 m . (If you needed to divide by 10^3, then you would need to move the decimal point to the LEFT 3 places.

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