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Check conversion of units

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Notice that there are multiple intermediate approximations/ estimations in the calculation?

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One way we tried to measure the field

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We measured the perimeter of the field with our shoes and then found the area of the field and then divided by coins.

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final answer (REALLY REALLY CLASSIFIED ONLY FOR CLEARED PEOPLE TO SEE)

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final answer (REALLY REALLY CLASSIFIED ONLY FOR CLEARED PEOPLE TO SEE)

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idk something about 125k

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We find the number of coins which can fit the length of Kenzie's feet. The, we find the number of steps for breadth and length. We multiply by the number of coins per feet, and Tada! The answer :D

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-We will get someone to walk across the field and see how many steps it takes.
-We will measure how long a step and Alistair’s foot is.

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no. of coins along length: 100/0.025=4000
no. of coins along width: 60/0.025=2400
total no. of coins: 4000x2400=9600000
roughly 1.0*10^7

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Post #1
-Ruler and coins
-How many big steps does it take to get from one side to another. How long is one step?

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We have our shoes, coins, and rulers.We needed to find out how long is a coin, how long are our shoes and how long the field is in length and breadth.

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Size of coin- 2.5cm
Isaac's shoe length-30cm
Length of field about 84.5m(about 3380 coins)
Breadth of field about 65.5m(about 2620 coins)
Total coins: 3380 x 2620 = 8855600 coins :D

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We would measure the length and breadth of the field using Kong Yew's shoe as the unit of measurement, then convert the number of his shoes to cm and finally $1 coins

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Area of field: 17⨉5⨉12⨉10

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we have kenzie to walk the breadth and length of field  then we get the area by the number of steps taken and multiply by the number of coins then we take the length and breadth multiplied by each other

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we use kenzie's shoe length as measurement, then we see the shoe length divided by diameter of coin

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125170 coins

length=92
breath=60
area=5520

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Plan 2

measure the length of the field in google maps

calculate area
calculate area of a tiled coin
calculate no of coins

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post 2: describe (plan 1: human labour, in this case edgar)

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post 2: describe (plan 1: human labour, in this case edgar)

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We'll use edgar's footsteps to measure the length and breadth. edgar's shoes is 27.5 cm and he took 334 steps for length and 213 steps for breadth. Using a calculator we calculated the length as 92m (estimate) and 60m for breadth (estimate)

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1) The length of field->93.5m
2) The width of field->60m
3) Coin diameter: 2.5 cm/0.025m

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We would make them lie down on the field, and count how many of them till the halfway mark, then multiply it by 2.

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Resources: Kong Yew's Shoe
Information: Kong Yew's Shoe is 25cm long

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We had two people, Elliot and Ezekiel.
We needed to find out the diameter of a $1 coin and the height of Elliot and Ezekiel.

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Assess

-ggl maps
-human
-ruler
-calculator

-edgar's shoe
-how many footsteps edgar needed
-length of field in ggl maps
-diameter of the coin

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Will Kenzie Vimalaputta Irawan help us Calculate the length of the field?

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Will Kenzie Vimalaputta Irawan help us Calculate the length of the field?

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Use markers, pencils as substitutes for the $1 coin to cover more distance

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How many coins can fit in Kenzie's foot?

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How many coins can fit in Kenzie's foot?

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How big is the field

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Marker

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What's the area of a coin?

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is there a difference in old and new one dollar coins?

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is there a difference in old and new one dollar coins?

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Pencil case

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What's the area of the field?

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how long is a human
and how many coins is a human

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how many one dollar coins can we fit along the breath?

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how many one dollar coins can we fit along the breath?

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- What is the diameter of a coin
- What is the average length and breadth of a field
- What can be substituted for a $1 coin

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How many coins long is 1 foot?

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-Length of foot
-Length of 1 dollar coin
-Length of field

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1)What is the diameter of a $1 coin?
2)What can I substitute a coin with.(e.g. a marker or pencil)
3)How big is the length of the field?
4)How big is the breadth of the field?

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What are the dimensions of the field?

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How many people can fit

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how long is half a feild

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Inner circle: 16 mm; Outer ring: 24.65 mm
1.6 cm and 2.465 cm

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use coins

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What's the diameter of a $1 coin?

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How big is the field?

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Post #1
Assess
- what resources you have
- what information you need

Post #2
Describe your plan
- how you would solve the problem

Post #3, #4... In action
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- Piece the info together and carry out the calculation on PAPER.
- Present the steps clearly.
- REPORT your FINAL answer ✌️

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Post #1
Assess
- what resources you have
- what information you need

Post #2
Describe your plan
- how you would solve the problem

Post #3, #4... In action
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Last post
- Piece the info together and carry out the calculation on PAPER.
- Present the steps clearly.
- REPORT your FINAL answer ✌️

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Post #1
Assess
- what resources you have
- what information you need

Post #2
Describe your plan
- how you would solve the problem

Post #3, #4... In action
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Last post
- Piece the info together and carry out the calculation on PAPER.
- Present the steps clearly.
- REPORT your FINAL answer ✌️

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Post #1
Assess
- what resources you have
- what information you need

Post #2
Describe your plan
- how you would solve the problem

Post #3, #4... In action
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Last post
- Piece the info together and carry out the calculation on PAPER.
- Present the steps clearly.
- REPORT your FINAL answer ✌️

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Post #1
Assess
- what resources you have
- what information you need

Post #2
Describe your plan
- how you would solve the problem

Post #3, #4... In action
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Last post
- Piece the info together and carry out the calculation on PAPER.
- Present the steps clearly.
- REPORT your FINAL answer ✌️

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Post #1
Assess
- what resources you have
- what information you need

Post #2
Describe your plan
- how you would solve the problem

Post #3, #4... In action
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Last post
- Piece the info together and carry out the calculation on PAPER.
- Present the steps clearly.
- REPORT your FINAL answer ✌️

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Post #1
Assess
- what resources you have
- what information you need

Post #2
Describe your plan
- how you would solve the problem

Post #3, #4... In action
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Last post
- Piece the info together and carry out the calculation on PAPER.
- Present the steps clearly.
- REPORT your FINAL answer ✌️

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Post #1
Assess
- what resources you have
- what information you need

Post #2
Describe your plan
- how you would solve the problem

Post #3, #4... In action
Photo is going to be helpful to show how you carry out the plan

Last post
- Piece the info together and carry out the calculation on PAPER.
- Present the steps clearly.
- REPORT your FINAL answer ✌️

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Step 1: Understand the Problem
Step 2: Devise a Plan
This includes assessing what resources we have
Step 3: Carry out the Plan
Step 4: Check back
- One of the ways is to check with other teams what they obtain