Question

Your teacher has a jar of chocolate candies. For every completed assessment, she gives herself three pieces of chocolate.


Part a. On your own paper, complete the table below to show the relationship between the number of assessments and pieces of chocolate eaten.

Answer 1

Table with 16 columns, first column has Number of Assessments, second column has Pieces of Chocolate the other 14 columns are empty


Part b. Using the values in your table, look for the relationship between the number of completed assessments and number of chocolate candies eaten. Use this relationship to write an expression that represents the number of assessments completed and the number of candies eaten. (3 points)


Part c. Use your expression to show the number of candies eaten after 67 completed assessments. Show all of your work. (3 points)

Answer 2

Why 16 columns?

Answer 3

Never mind the first paragraph ^_^

Answer 4

Is there a given table?

Answer 5

Actually, yes. But when I copy, it comes out as words .-.

Answer 6

I can create a nice neat table with \(\LaTeX\), do you think you could show me?

Answer 7

What do you mean?

Answer 8

I have no idea what you are saying .-.

Answer 9

OS is being silly, it won't render my code D:

Answer 10

What is OS? I am lost .-.

Answer 11

Is this a troll........

Answer 12

Uhm it looks like what it wants you to do is to complete the table and the just create an equation to show how much candy x assignment will give.

Answer 13

No. I really need help :P

Answer 14

os = open study >_>;

Answer 15

like this

Answer 16

sorry for the sloppy numbers, but I think u get it :)

Answer 17

Finally! Thank you char :P

Answer 18

no prob, was my pleasure :) but u got the concept right? u understand the table and everything?

Answer 19

Yeah. Thanks!

Answer 20

No prob :)

Answer 21

Every assignment is 3 pieces of chocolate right?

Answer 22

@kawaiicat123 yes :) it says so in the beginning too: For every completed assessment, she gives herself three pieces of chocolate.

Answer 23

Okay :D Was just making sure :)

Answer 24

so, a = 3x <--- number of assignments equals x * 3 :)

Answer 25

so after 67 completed assignments, she would have eaten 201 pieces of chocolate

Answer 26

How is that?

Answer 27

-------------------------------
| # of asnmts | # choc eaten |
-------------------------------
| 1 |3 |
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| 2 |6 |
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| 3 |9 |
-------------------------------
| 4 |12 |
-------------------------------
| 5 |15 |
-------------------------------
| 6 |18 |
-------------------------------

Here we go, little cleaner :P

Took forever.....

Answer 28

@kawaiicat123 67 completed assignments, after 1 completed assignment she gets 3 pieces of chocolate, so u multiply 67 by 3

Answer 29

@austinL HUZZAH

Answer 30

THANKS BRUH :P

Answer 31

no prob LOL

Answer 32

\[
\begin{table}
\begin{tabular}{|l|l|}
\hline
# of asnmts & # choc eaten \\ \hline
1 & 3 \\ \hline
2 & 6 \\ \hline
3 & 9 \\ \hline
4 & 12 \\ \hline
5 & 15 \\ \hline
6 & 18 \\ \hline
\end{tabular}
\end{table}
\]

This would normally be perfect for latex....

Answer 33

as you can see.... it isn't cooperating.

Answer 34

LATEX?!

Answer 35

@austinL tis beautiful *stares*

Answer 36

@kawaiicat123 its a type of software u use to make things like that :)

Answer 37

It isn't rendering properly though D:

Answer 38

Okay :D Didn't know :P

Answer 39

its okay xD @kawaiicat123

Answer 40

@austinL time to get a hammer and fix it.............HUEHEUHEUHEUE

Answer 41

IT WON'T WORK D:

Answer 42

Thanks you guys!

Answer 43

You're welcome, char did good :P