I am a Year 6 student in the Uru Mānuka Cluster. This is a place where I will share my learning. Please note that some of it will not be complete, it will be my first drafts. Remember to be positive, thoughtful and helpful when you leave me a comment.
Ka pai on completing your challenge. It looked hard but you did a good job and I’m impressed by the range of colours you have used.
To make the most profit, I would probably utilise all of the campsites, would you? A quick way to count these is to count all the squares at the top across, and all the squares on the left going down and multiply these two numbers. In the first grid, I got 10 x 5 which gives 50. Then you would times that number by the price, so $15 x 50 which gives $750. Next I would see what profit I could get from the second campsite which has a different number of equally sized squares, and compare the answers to see which makes the most money.
I hope that helps and will check back soon to see how you get on!
Bye for now and keep up the amazing work! I’m so proud of you! Shannon (SLJ)
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Kia ora Ashaswi,
ReplyDeleteIt’s Shannon from the Summer Learning Journey.
Ka pai on completing your challenge. It looked hard but you did a good job and I’m impressed by the range of colours you have used.
To make the most profit, I would probably utilise all of the campsites, would you? A quick way to count these is to count all the squares at the top across, and all the squares on the left going down and multiply these two numbers. In the first grid, I got 10 x 5 which gives 50. Then you would times that number by the price, so $15 x 50 which gives $750. Next I would see what profit I could get from the second campsite which has a different number of equally sized squares, and compare the answers to see which makes the most money.
I hope that helps and will check back soon to see how you get on!
Bye for now and keep up the amazing work! I’m so proud of you!
Shannon (SLJ)