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         <title>Hair-raising Hair Dryer Problem</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<p>This picture shows the ventilation holes in a hair dryer. There are 9 holes in the first circle and 12 in the next.&nbsp;</p><p>1) How does the pattern continue? (Try to figure out an answer before counting the holes in the picture)</p><p>2) Figure out the total number of holes without counting them? How did you decide on your answer?</p><p>REMEMBER TO SHOW AND EXPLAIN ALL OF YOUR WORKING OUT SO I CAN SEE HOW YOU CAME UP WITH YOUR ANSWERS. YOU MAY DRAW DIAGRAMS AND UPLOAD THEM TO HELP EXPLAIN YOUR THINKING IF YOU WISH.</p>]]></description>
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