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3/10/24, 9 : 31 PM 1.1 - Daily Class Practice 1 - Content - Classes – FSO Page 1 of 35 https://online.fullsail.edu/class_sections/195891/activities/3533534/student_exams/5112365/exam_detail#g6912994 GROUP 1 Basic Math (Part 1) Group • 0 questions Instructions Please complete this assignment covering the topics you learned in Lecture 1. If you need further assistance outside of lecture, please take some time to review the Videos for Lesson 1 included in your course materials. BACK 1.1 - Daily Class Practice 1

3/10/24, 9 : 31 PM 1.1 - Daily Class Practice 1 - Content - Classes – FSO Page 2 of 35 https://online.fullsail.edu/class_sections/195891/activities/3533534/student_exams/5112365/exam_detail#g6912994 QUESTION 2 Integers Word Problem The altitude of White Mountain Peak in California is ft. Denali in Alaska is ft. What is the total altitude of both the Denali and the White Mountain Peak combined? Choose one • 5 points Correct Terry Clark Integer Word Problems Steps for solving word problems: 1. Read the problem and figure out what the questions is. (What do I need to find?) 5 14, 246 20, 320 6, 074 36, 054 36, 574 34, 566

3/10/24, 9 : 31 PM 1.1 - Daily Class Practice 1 - Content - Classes – FSO Page 3 of 35 https://online.fullsail.edu/class_sections/195891/activities/3533534/student_exams/5112365/exam_detail#g6912994 2. Read the problem again and write down all values to be used. If values are given, make note of them. If values are not given, assign a variable to represent that value. Pictures should be drawn to help understand relationships better if applicable. 3. Figure out how values are related to each other and represent these relationships as equations. 4. Identify which variable we need to solve for and solve the equation. 5. State the answer and double check to make sure it answers the question in Step 1. Does your answer make sense? (If asked for area, did you get an area or perimeter?) For example: An airplane takes o " and climbs to feet. After minutes, the airplane descends feet. What is the airplane's current height? The current height of the airplane would be the di " erence between where it climbed too and the current altitude. So, feet 500 10 100 500 - 100 = 400 QUESTION 3 5

3/10/24, 9 : 31 PM 1.1 - Daily Class Practice 1 - Content - Classes – FSO Page 4 of 35 https://online.fullsail.edu/class_sections/195891/activities/3533534/student_exams/5112365/exam_detail#g6912994 Integers Word Problem Sara and Janice each leave a rest area on the Florida Turnpike. Sara travels north and Janice travels south. Sara has gone miles and Janice, who ran into heavy tra # c, traveled miles. How far apart are they? Choose one • 5 points miles Correct miles miles miles Terry Clark Integer Word Problems Steps for solving word problems: 1. Read the problem and figure out what the questions is. (What do I need to find?) 2. Read the problem again and write down all values to be used. If values are given, make note of them. If values are not given, assign a variable to represent that value. Pictures should be drawn to help understand relationships better if applicable. 3. Figure out how values are related to each other and represent these relationships as equations. 4. Identify which variable we need to solve for and solve 157 99 256 236 58 136

3/10/24, 9 : 31 PM 1.1 - Daily Class Practice 1 - Content - Classes – FSO Page 5 of 35 https://online.fullsail.edu/class_sections/195891/activities/3533534/student_exams/5112365/exam_detail#g6912994 the equation. 5. State the answer and double check to make sure it answers the question in Step 1. Does your answer make sense? (If asked for area, did you get an area or perimeter?) For example: An airplane takes o " and climbs to feet. After minutes, the airplane descends feet. What is the airplane's current height? The current height of the airplane would be the di " erence between where it climbed too and the current altitude. So, feet 500 10 100 500 - 100 = 400 QUESTION 4 Integers Word Problem Sandy has two children who each attended college in Orlando. Her son, Randy, attended Florida University where the yearly tuition and fees came to $ . Her daughter, Jane, attended The University of Miami where the yearly tuition and fees totaled $ . 5 10, 500 26, 950

3/10/24, 9 : 31 PM 1.1 - Daily Class Practice 1 - Content - Classes – FSO Page 6 of 35 https://online.fullsail.edu/class_sections/195891/activities/3533534/student_exams/5112365/exam_detail#g6912994 If Sandy paid the full amount for both children to go to school, what was her total expense for the tuition and fees for that year? Choose one • 5 points Correct Terry Clark Integer Word Problems Steps for solving word problems: 1. Read the problem and figure out what the questions is. (What do I need to find?) 2. Read the problem again and write down all values to be used. If values are given, make note of them. If values are not given, assign a variable to represent that value. Pictures should be drawn to help understand relationships better if applicable. 3. Figure out how values are related to each other and represent these relationships as equations. 4. Identify which variable we need to solve for and solve the equation. $37, 090 $37, 450 $16, 450 $40, 450

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