Its 7km from Tim's house to where
his Grandma lives. Its uphill on the
way there so he can only cycle at
14kph but he can do 21kph on the
way back.
Tim leaves his house at 6pm.
How long can he stop at his
Grandma's house if he wants to be back home for his
favourite TV programme at 7pm?
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ReplyDeleteTaki I don't agree but explain how you worked it out please
ReplyDelete27 minutes because 21 + 7 = 28 - 1 = 27
DeleteTaki why 21 + 7?
Delete27 minutes
ReplyDeleteI hour =14
1/2 of 14 of = 7
so it took half an hour to get to his Grandma's house
with another 30 minutes left.
It takes him 3 minutes to go down if he can do 21 kph to go back from his Grandma's house so he only had 27 minutes at his Grandma's house.
30 - 3 = 27 minutes
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ReplyDelete28 minutes cause he will be going 21 kph on the way back.
ReplyDeleteIt takes him 35 minutes to go up and down the hill, so he has 25 minutes to spend at his Grandmother's house.
ReplyDelete21 + 7 =28 - 1 = 27
ReplyDeletewhy 21 + 7?
Delete27 minutes ago cause he will be going 22 kph on the way back.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the right answer? There are many different answers Tauola and Aarmione can you two work together and see if you can come to an agreement?
ReplyDelete21 + 8 = 28 - 1 =27
ReplyDelete21 + 8 = 28 - 1 =27
ReplyDelete21 + 8 = 28 - 1 =27
ReplyDelete21 + 7 =28 - 1 = 27
ReplyDelete9+10=
ReplyDelete9 + 10 = 19
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteNo Alisi try again :)
Delete21 + 8 = 28 - 1 =27
ReplyDelete10 minutes
ReplyDeleteIt takes Tim 1 hour to travel 14km to his Grandmas house, but he only needs to travel 7. So half of 14 is 7, and half of 60 is 30. It takes Tim 30 minutes to travel to his grandmas house, which means that there is another 30 minutes left.
On the way back, it takes Tim 1 hour to travel 21km, but he still needs to travel 7km. 21 divided by 7 equals 3, and 30 divided by 3 equals 10.
Tim stays at his grandmas house for 10 minutes
32 minutes
ReplyDelete32 minutes
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