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Solving Task 2

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Task 1
10.10kg
5.10kg
5kg
3.25kg

Task 2
2/3 x 130 = 86.6g
130 x 4 = 520
1000-520 = 480g
There is twice the amount so 480 / 8 = 60g
8 lemons

Task 3
10g for the paper bags with a total of 40g. 30 g for the weight to get balanced with a 10g weight.

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Task 1

Bucket 1 =  7.0kg
Bucket 2 = 10.0kg
Bucket 3 = 3.25kg
Bucket 4 = 3.25kg
Total of 23.45kg

Task 2.

Less than 2/3 of 130g =
130 ÷ 3 = 43.3 x 2 = 86.6g
So lemons must be less than 86.6g
If I have 5 oranges ( 5 x 130g = 650g )
So lemons can be 350g
350 ÷ 10 = 35 g (which is less than 86.6g)

Task 3
1 weight = 15kg
1 bag = 5kg
So on one side you have 1 weight and 1 bag = 20kg
On the other side you have 4 bags with 5kgs each = 20kgs

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Task1
Bucket 1 - 5kg
Bucket 2 - 8kg
Bucket 3 - 6 kg
Bucket 4 -3.45kg
Task 2
2/3 of 130= 87
1 lemon = 8.7
There are 20 lemons
Task 3
1 paper bag= 10g
The weight = 30g

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Ditaya Scicluna 6.5
Task 1:
Bucket 1: 6kg
Bucket 2: 6kg
Bucket 3: 6kg
Bucket 4: 5.45kg
Task 2:
4 oranges + 8 lemons
(130g×4=520g)
1000g ( 1kg ) - 520g=480g
480g÷8 (lemons)=60g
1 lemon=60g
Option 2:
5 0ranges + 10 lemons
(130gx5=650g)
1000g (1kg) - 650g=350g
350g÷10 (lemons)=35g
1 lemon=35g
Task 3:
1 bag=25g
1 weight=75g

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Kilograms
Task 1

Bucket 1 - ____5_
Bucket 2 - __5____
Bucket 3 - ___10___
Bucket 4 - ___3.45__

Task 2
130 div by 3 = 43 x 2 = 86

80 x 8 = 480 lemons , 130 x 4 = 520 oranges , 480+520=1000g
Task 3
One paper bag - __100g____
One weight - __500g______

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Task 1
Bucket 1 = 10kg
Bucket 2 = 5kg
Bucket 3 = 5kg
Bucket 4 = 3.45kg

TASK 2
1 orange = 130g
130g x 4 = 520g
1000g - 520g = 480g
480g divide by 8 double of 4 = 60g
8 lemons 60g each and 4 oranges 130g each

Task3
paper bag = 100g each
weight = 300g
400g = 400g

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𝐻𝒶𝒾𝓁𝑒𝓎 𝒞𝑜𝓁𝑒𝒾𝓇𝑜 𝟨.𝟤

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𝐻𝒶𝒾𝓁𝑒𝓎 𝒞𝑜𝓁𝑒𝒾𝓇𝑜 𝟨.𝟤

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𝓣𝓐𝓢𝓚 1
🄱🅄🄲🄺🄴🅃 1- 7🄺🄶
🄱🅄🄲🄺🄴🅃 2- 3🄺🄶
🄱🅄🄲🄺🄴🅃 3- 8.30🄺🄶
🄱🅄🄲🄺🄴🅃 4- 5.15🄺🄶
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𝓣𝓐𝓢𝓚 2
𝟚/𝟛 𝕠𝕗 𝟙𝟛𝟘𝕘 = 𝟠𝟞.𝟞𝕘
𝟙𝟛𝟘𝕘 𝕩 𝟜 = 𝟝𝟚𝟘𝕘 [𝕠𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕘𝕖𝕤]
𝟙𝟘𝟘𝟘 - 𝟝𝟚𝟘 = 𝟜𝟠𝟘𝕘 [𝕝𝕖𝕞𝕠𝕟𝕤]
𝔻𝕠𝕦𝕓𝕝𝕖 𝕠𝕗 𝟜 = 𝟠
𝟜𝟠𝟘 ÷ 𝟠 = 𝟞𝟘𝕘
𝔸𝕟𝕤 = 𝔼𝕒𝕔𝕙 𝕝𝕖𝕞𝕠𝕟 𝕨𝕖𝕚𝕘𝕙𝕤 𝟞𝟘𝕘
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𝓣𝓐𝓢𝓚 1
𝔼𝕒𝕔𝕙 𝕓𝕒𝕘 = 𝟙𝟝𝟘𝕘 𝕩 𝟜 = 𝟞𝟘𝟘𝕘
𝕎𝕖𝕚𝕘𝕙𝕥 = 𝟞𝟘𝟘 - 𝟙𝟝𝟘 = 𝟜𝟝𝟘𝕘

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Task 1:

Bucket 1: 10.05kg
Bucket 2 : 2.05kg
Bucket 3: 5.20kg
Bucket 4: 6.15kg
Total: 23.45kg

Task 2:

There are 8 lemons which weigh 60g each.

Task 3:

One paper bag - 250g
One weight - 750g

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Kilograms
Task 1
Bucket 1= 6 kg
Bucket 2 =6 kg
Bucket 3= 6 kg
Bucket 4 = 5.45 kg
Task 2
4  oranges = 520 g
1000 g -
520
480                                   480 /  8 =60             8  lemons 60 g each
Task 3
weight= 750 g
paper bag = 250 g

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bucket 1 =5.10kg
bucket 2 =2.15 kg
bucket 3= 1 kg
bucket 4 2 . 45kg
task 2
8 oranges
4 appels
60 g oranges each
task 3
1 paper bag is 100 grams
one weight is 300 grams

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Lys Galdes yr6.5

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Task 1
bucket :1.5 kg
bucket:15kg
bucket:2.45kg

task  2

4 oranges
8 lemons
60 grams lemons

task 3 one paper bag=100g
one weight=300g

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Task 1

Bucket 1:5 kg
Bucket 2: 15 kg
Bucket 3 : 1 kg
Bucket 4 : 2.45 kg
23.45 kg

Task 2
8 lemons
4 oranges
60  grams lemons each

Task 3
One paper bag= 100 g
One weight = 300 g

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task 1 : Bucket 1 = 10kg
Bucket 2 = 8.45kg
Bucket 3 = 3kg
Bucket 4 = 2kg
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task 2 :8 lemons
60g each lemon's
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task 3 : 1 paper bag = 2kg
1 weight = 6kg
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Ksenia  Maria Mizzi 6.1
Correction of task 2

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Task 1
Bucket 1 5kg
Bucket 26 kg
Bucket 3 8kg
Bucket 4  4.45kg
Task 2
Lemon = 80 grams each
total lemons = 6
total oranges = 4
Task 3
Paper bag = 100g
Weight = 300g

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Alanah Ghio yr 6.6
Pruvajt naghmel task 2 imma ma rnexxilix.Kwazi ghamiltha I'mma l-ahhar bicca ma fimtx.Naf li rrid naghmel 87×5=520g ma tal-130 ma nafx kif.

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TASK 1
6
5
5.45
8
TASK 2
130     42.3x
-             2
3             86.6
TASK 3
lemon=80g each
total lemons=6
total oranges=4

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Task 1
Bucket 1= 5kg +
Bucket 2= 6kg
Bucket 3= 8kg
Bucket 4= 4.45kg
23.45kg
Task 2
2/3 of 130 = 86.66g
1 orange =  130g
130 x 4= 520g
1000g - 520g = 480g
480 / 8 = 60g
1 lemon = 60g
8 lemons, 4 oranges.
Task 3
Paper bag = 100g
weight = 300g

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Task 1:-

Bucket 1 = 10kg
Bucket 2 = 8.45kg
Bucket 3 = 3kg
Bucket 4 = 2kg

Task 2:-

1 Orange = 130g
1 Lemon is less than 2/3 of 130 = 86.6g

If we assume that we have 4 oranges, total weight is 520g
So 1000 - 520 = 480g of lemons.

So we have 8 lemons, twice the amount of oranges.
480 ÷ 8 = 60 g

Therefore we have 8 lemons of 60g each.

Task 3 :-

One paper bag =  1kg
The weight = 3kg

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Task 1
Bucket 1 = 9kg +
Bucket 2 = 3.15 kg
Bucket 3 = 5.30 kg
Bucket 4 = 6 kg
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23.45
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Task 2
2/3 of 130 = 86.6

option 1

With 4 oranges @ 130 g weigh 520 g so 1,000 g less 520 g remain 480 g .
if you divide 480 g by 8 you get 60 g

ans 4 oranges & 8 lemons

option 2

With  5 oranges @ 130 g weigh 650 g so 1,000 g less 650 g remain 350 g .
if you divide 350 g by 10 you get 35 g

ans 5 oranges & 10 lemons

Task 3

1 bag = 100 g
1 weight = 300 g

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task:1
bucket 1=3 25
bucket 2=10 20
buket3= 10
bucket 4= 20
task :2
8 lemon
60 kg each
task :3
1 paper bag =2kg
1waight =1kg

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Task 1
Bucket 1 -  1kg
Bucket 2 - 9.45 kg
Bucket 3 - 3kg
Bucket 4 - 10kg

Task 2
8 Lemons that weigh 60g each.

Task 3
One paper bag – 500g
One weight – 1.5Kg

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Task 1
Bucket 1 = 20kg
bucket 2 = 1kg
bucket 3 = 1kg
bucket 4 = 1.45kg
Total = 23.45kg

Task 2
4 oranges = 520g
8 lemons = 60g each = 480g
520g + 480g = 1000g

Task 3
1 paper bag = 500g
Weight = 1500g

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Task 1
Bucket 1=5 kg
Bucket 2=2.40 kg
Bucket 3=1.05 kg
Bucket 4=15 kg
total 23.45 kg
Task 2
every lemon weights 63 g
Task 3
the weight of one bag is 53 g x 4= 212 g
The weight= 159 g+ 53 g =212 g.

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Task 1
Bucket 1=9kg
Bucket 2=1.45kg
Bucket 3=9kg
Bucket 4=4kg
Task 2
8 lemons
Every lemon weighs 60 g
Task 3
1 weight=9kg
1 paper bag=3kg
4 paper bags=12kg

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Task 1
Bucket 1=10kg
Bucket 2=3kg
Bucket 3=6.45kg
Bucket=4kg

Task 2
1/3 of 10=30g
30g x2=60 g er lemon

Task 3
One paper bag=50g x 4=200g
Weight=150g/one paper bag=50g
150g + 50g=200g same as the paper bags.

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Task 1:
Bucket 1: 8kg
Bucket 2 :3.3kg
Bucket 3: 7.1kg
Bucket 4: 5.05kg
Task 2:
8 lemons
Each lemon weighs 60g
Task 3:
One paper bag 125g
one weight 375g

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Task 1:
Bucket 1 - 10kg
Bucket 2 - 10kg
Bucket 3 - 3kg
Bucket 4 - 0.45 kg

More possible answers:
Bucket 1 - 5kg
Bucket 2 - 9kg
Bucket 3 - 6.22kg
Bucket 4 - 3.23kg

Task 2:
1 lemon = 60g
4 oranges and 8 lemons

Task 3:
1 paper bag = 2kg
1 weight = 6kg

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Task 1

B1) 5.25
B2) 10.25
B3) 5.25
B4) 2.70
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Ms. Task 2 ma' fihmtiex.
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Task 3

1 paper bag= 1kg
1 weight= 3kg

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task 1
1 bucket=0.45
2 bucket=10 kg
3 bucket=10 kg
4 bucket= 3 kg
task 2
1 lemon=60g
task 3
weight 24kg
bag 8 kg

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task 1
bucket 1=5.45
bucket 2= 6
bucket3=5
bucket 4=7
total 23,45
task 2
4 oranges of 130g
12 lemons of 40g
task 3
one paper bag  100gr
one wieght 400gr

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Task1

1bucket=6kg
2bucket=9kg
3bucket=4kg
4bucket=4.45kg

Task 2

8 lemons
60g each lemon

Task 3

1 paper bag= 1kg
1 weight = 3kg
4 paper bags each =1kg
total=8kg

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Task1
Bucket1 6kg
Bucket2 5kg
Bucket3 8kg
Bucket4 4.45kg
Total 23.45kg
Task2
2/3 of 130=86.2
4×130=520+
8×60=480
Total 1,000
8 lemons, 4 oranges.
1 lemon=60g
Task3
1 weight=9kg
1 paper bag=3kg
4 paper bags=12kg

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task 1
1 bucket : 6 kg
2 bucket :4 kg
3 bucket:  3. 45 kg
4 bucket:10 kg
total 23.45 kg

task 2
1\3 of 10 = 30 kg
1 lemon 60g

task 3
1 weight 9  kg
1 paper bag   3 kg
4 paper bags  12 kg

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Task1

1 bucket-8kg
2 bucket-6kg
3 bucket-5kg
4 bucket-4.45kg
total-23.45kg

Task2
1/3 of 10 =30kg
1 lemon 2kg

Task3
1 weight-9kg
1 paper bag-3kg
4 paper bag-12kg

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Task1
1bucket=8kg
2bucket=6kg
3bucket=5kg
4bucket=4.45kg
Total=23.45kg
Task2
1/3 10 =30kg
1 lemon 60g
Task3
1weight 9kg
1paper bag 3kg
4 paper bags 12kg

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task 1
1 bucket =8kg+
2 bucket=6kg
3 bucket =5kg
4 bucket=4.45kg
total=23.45kg
more possibilities are
bucket 1=5kg
bucket 2 4.23 kg
bucket 3=8kg
bucket 4 6.22kg

task 2

2/3 of 130=86.2
1 orange=130g
130 x4=520g+
60x8=480g
total=1000g
1 lemon =60g
Answer=8 lemons,4 oranges

task 3
1 paper bag =2kg
1 weight =6kg

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Task1

1 bucket-8kg
2 bucket-6kg
3 bucket-5kg
4 bucket-4.45kg
total-23.45kg

task2
1/3 of 10 =30kg
1 lemon 2kg

task3
1 weight-9kg
1 paper bag-3kg
4 paper bag-12kg

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In Task 2, the lemons weigh less than two-thirds of the oranges. Work out two-thirds of the oranges. The weight of the lemons will be less than the answer obtained. The weight of the lemons is a whole number. The number of lemons is double that of the oranges and together their weight is 1000g exactly. The weight of an orange is 130g. There are two possible answers.

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Create a new post by clicking anywhere on the  background of this Padlet or on the plus sign and put your answers there.   You may also write your answer on a sheet of paper and then take a picture and upload it in your post.  Remember to write your name and class.

Task 1
Sven filled up 4 buckets with fruit.  The combined weight of the buckets was 23.45 kg.  How much could each bucket have weighed?
Bucket 1 - ______
Bucket 2 - ______
Bucket 3 - ______
Bucket 4 - ______

Task 2
On the table there is a pile of oranges and lemons that weigh exactly one kilogram (1000 g).  The oranges all weigh 130 g.  The lemons are also all the same weight, which is less than two-thirds of the weight of an orange.  There are twice as many lemons as oranges in the pile.
How many lemons are there and how much does each one weigh?

Task 3
Maria placed a weight and 5 paper bags of equal mass so that the scales are balanced (as shown in the picture below).
What might the mass of one paper bag and the weight be so that the scales are balanced?
One paper bag - _________
One weight - ___________

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Task 1:

Baguette = 4.45 kilograms
Baguette = 8 kilograms
Bagette = 6 kilograms
Bagette = 5 kilograms
Totem weight 23.45 kg

Task 2:
1/3 of 10 =30kg
1 box of strawberries =2kg

Task 3:
1 peper bag=1kg
1 weight =1kg

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Task 1

1 bucket-8kg+
2 bucket-6kg
3 bucket-5kg
4 bucket-4.45kg
total-23.45kg

Task 2
2/3 of 130=86.2g
1 lemon 8.62g

Task 3
1 Weight-9kg
1 paper bag-3kg
4 paper bags-12kg

correction:
2/3 of 130=86.2g
1 orange=130g
130 x 4=520g+
60 x 8=480 g
total=1000g
1 lemon=60g
8 lemons,4 oranges ANS