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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

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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
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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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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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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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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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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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

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Got what:
Measuring app
coin
Need to find out:
The length of the soccer field

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Use the measuring app to find the length of the field, then divide the length of the field with the length of the coin.

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what is the dimension of the football field

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what is the dimension of the football field

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What are the dimensions of the School field?

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WOULD THERE NOT BE SPACES IN BETWEEN THE COINS(CIRCLES DIAGONAL TO EACH OTHER THERE IS SPACE IN BETWEEN)DO WE NEED TO MELT THE COINS TO FIND OUT?

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What are the materials that we can use?

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DO WE NEED TO DO 3D OR 2D

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what is the coin's diameter

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what is the length and breadth of the coin

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what is the length and breadth of the coin

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what is the length and breadth of the field?

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what is the length and breadth of the field?

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WHAT ARE THE DIMENSIONS OF THE FIELD

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how many steps around the field do u have to take for 1 round

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Post #1
Assess
- Eagan's shoe, a notebook (with writing materials ofc) and a one-dollar coin (3rd series)
- how many one dollar coins' length makes up the length of Eagan's shoe

Post #2
Describe your plan
Step 1: We measured how many 3rd series one dollar coins' length makes up the length of Eagan's shoe (which was 12 coins)
Step 2: Eagan stepped across the court to the midway, touching his heel to his toe when he walks to find out how many lengths of Eagan's shoe makes up half the length of the field (which was 157 shoes' lengths)
Step 3: Then we multiplied it by 2 to find the full length (which was 314 shoes' lengths)
Step 4: We calculated all the other numbers and ratios (pic below)

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What are the length and breadth of the school field?

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What are the length and breadth of the school field?

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what is the length of the coin?( Diameter)

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How are we going to find out how many coins can fill the school field?

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how big is the field

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CAN WE MEASURE THE FIELD AND THE COIN

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If we do not have a ruler, how do we know the length of the broom and use things like the broom to measure?

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What is the length, breadth and height of field (assuming 3d)
What is the length and breadth of field (assuming 2d)

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Is there a difference in the diameter or the new coin and old coin?

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Is there a difference in the diameter or the new coin and old coin?

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defind side by side

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ARE WO GOING TO MEASURE THE PERIMETER OR THE AREA BECAUSE IF ITS AREA THEN IT WILL NOT BE EXACT OR ACCURATE

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what about the spaces in between the coins?

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what about the spaces in between the coins?

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1. What is the length and width of the SST football field?
2. Are you donating First Series, Second Series or Third Series $1 coins? As the diameter of the First Series coin is 3.332cm and the diameter of the Second Series coin is 2.240cm and the diameter of the Third Series coin is 2.465cm.

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How many Ian's shoes can fit the football field

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How many Ian's shoes can fit the football field

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Can i use my phone?

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how many rulers do we need if we don't have a measuring tape

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how many rulers do we need if we don't have a measuring tape

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PLEASE DEFINE SIDE BY SIDE

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how many Ian will it take to fill up a football field

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how many Ian will it take to fill up a football field

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can we use me to measure?

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How are we gonna account for the empty space in between the coins

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How are we gonna account for the empty space in between the coins

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Is the white line in the centre exactly at the centre of the field?

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Can we fit coins standing in between the gaps of the coins?

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Can we fit coins standing in between the gaps of the coins?

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How many small intestines of Ian can fit in a football field

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How many small intestines of Ian can fit in a football field

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if you want to see how many coins can fill the football field ENTIRELY, you can find the diameter of the coin. after that, you take the diameter times diameter, minus the area of the coin.

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if you want to see how many coins can fill the football field ENTIRELY, you can find the diameter of the coin. after that, you take the diameter times diameter, minus the area of the coin.

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How many mermaid tails can fit in a football field

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How many mermaid tails can fit in a football field

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Human, iphone measuring app, timer

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We used our macbooks and used google earth.
We need to measure the measurements of the field and the measurement of the coin.

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We would use Speed by finding distance * the time he took. We also took an average time of 5s to find an average distance

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get the area of 2x2 singapore coin. Then use google earth and get the area of the field. Then divide the field area by the coins area. Lastly multiply it by 4 to get 10699.

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We used google map to measure the distance

we googled for ways and this came out as one of the search. We then took it and divided by the diameter of the coin. (do this for length and breadth.

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10699 3rd series $1 coins

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Foot size: 26.5cm
Length: 211 shoes
Breadth:169 shoes

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5.732.46m2=57324600cm2
And the area of a S$1 coin is 4.77cm2. (Blame Siri if im incorrect)
So, to calculate the amount of $1 coins
no. $1 coins=57324600cm2÷4.77cm2= 12 017 735.8(coins)

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Also I calculated the area through using the rulers in google maps

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Also I calculated the area through using the rulers in google maps

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We just used Google Earth and measured the diameter of a $1 coin then we just do the equation shown below

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approx:

length(cm)=94mx100
=9400cm
breadth(cm)=60mx100
=6000cm
coins along:

coins along length=9400cm/2.5cm
=3760 coins along length
coins along breadth=6000cm/2.5cm
=2400 coins along breadth
total amount of coins=2400x3760
=9024000 coins in the field

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9024000 $1 coins can fit in the field

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lenght: 9516cm
b:5963cm
area:9516x5963=56743908
56743908/6.25=9079025.28
Ans:9079025 $1 coins

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So first we measures the speed of one of our group mates. We found his speed by asking him to walk for 5s and finding the distance travelled. Then we found his speed with d/t=s equation. So after that we found how many seconds it took for him to walk the breath of the field. Using the formula s*t = d. Thus, using the same formula, we found the length and breath of the field. As the $1 coin has a dimeter of 2.4cm, we divided each distance by 2.4cm. Using the last two numbers we found, we multiplied them to each other and found how many coins it took to fill the SST School Field.

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