30 kids field trip, 5 students each car, $5 each, how many cars needed for trip?
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6-7 cars if you count guardians for this trip, plus atleast one driver per car.
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You left out part of the question here. \nTotal cost = ($25.24 x number of days rented) + ($0.48 x number of miles driven)\nIf George drives an average of 100 miles per day, cost is $25.24 + $48.00 = $73.74 per day, which is very expensive for a rental car.\nThat is all the information you gave me....
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This is logical/math problem:\n\nThey can only use the money you give them!\n\nGive 3 people $10\nSale them a toy for $25\n\nGive them $1 each back($3)\nkeep the rest as a tip $2\n\nAsk them where did the Dollar Go?
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you collect 30.00 everyone takes1.00 back  =27.00\nrent is 25.00 ( that leaves 5.00 extra - 3.00 you already took back =  2.00 over
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Total cost = 12.90 + (c*1.20)\n\nThe total number of cars is a bit off - the variable costs are $26, which leaves a remainder when you divide by 1.20. You could make 21 cars, but that should cost $38.10 (21x1.2 + 12.90). 22 cars would cost $39.30...
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Cover the Cooperative Learning issue and first group your students in groups of 3-5. Give each child in the group a job.  For example, The Reporter, The Materials Manager, Maintenance (clean up :) ), Project Manager...you get the idea.  I am sure you have other objectives other than Observing the parts of a plant...What exactly do you want them to learn????????  5 year olds can observe the parts of the plants...so you can go in depth....\nMaybe you have one group predicting the importance of Leaves or comparing different leaves on different plants...deciduous, coniferous...if so have them in a group...with a time span...look for samples of leaves...have the students identify what type of tree or plant, have them make leaf rubbings and describe the leaf - you get the point!  You can do the same by have a group identify the stem and the importance of a stem by putting a white carnation or celery stick in colored water.  Have the predict what will happen through writing and a drawing and the next day observe and identify the conclusion!  There are many ideas out there...those are a few to get you started!\nAnyways after having each group become "experts" in their area of research, have them present their information. You can go beyond Cooperative Learning and touch on Multiple Intelligence and Various Learning Modes!  Have each group chose a way to present the info: They can make a Big Book, Write an Essay, Act out an Infomercial, Draw a picture and present the info on Posterboard, make a mobile...etc!  Have fun with it...You can get all sorts of grades out of it as well!!!
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I let them dig in & take what they want. Some kids took 2 pieces, some 10 pieces. I don't get many kids, so there was plenty to go around.
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Divide 20 by 5 to see how many 5 minute increments are in the trip, then multiply by 2 for the miles covered.\n\n20/5 = 4*2=8
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An estimate of what?\n\nOil use = 500 miles / 30 miles/gallon = 16.7 gal\n\n$$ = 16.7 gal * 2.25 $/gal = $37.6 total cost of trip.
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Yes there are some kids who have cars in school, I can't say whether or not they are all rich because I got my first car when I was seventeen and I was not rich, my friends all had cars too and most of their families were not really rich either.
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Let P=students buying plain pennants\nLet 30-P=students buying fancy pennants.\n\n4P + 8(30-P) = 168\n4P +240 - 8P = 168\n-4P = -72\nP = 18\n30-P=12
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$5.00 per hour for the 1st child &$2.50 per hour for each additional child.
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3 helpers and Charles will start the trip so collectively they are having 4*5=20 dayz supply.\n\nAfter day one: one helper will start back with one supply for himself, leaving 15 for other three (20 - 4 -1)\nAfter day two: second helper will start back with two for himself,\nleaving 10 for other two(15- 3 -2)\nAfter day three: third helper will start back with three for himself leaving 5 for Charles (10 - 2 - 3)\nWith these 5 supplies Charles can cross the desert.\n\nThis is the minimum possible result, you can have any number more than that.
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You'll probably find that students at a private school don't live in a small geographic area, so it would either take a long time for a single bus to pick everyone up (do you want to put your child out at the bus stop 90 minutes before school?) or they have to issue several buses to cover the needed areas. You then have to consider the costs of purchasing and maintaining the buses, hiring qualified drivers, and paying for the rising cost of gas.\n\nI'm aware of several private schools that have bus service, and they charge participating families the cost of running the service. In some areas, several families have found it cheaper to hire a private car service rather than use the provided bus.
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100.\n\nIf 5 are defective in 250, then 20 will be defective in 1000.  If 20 are defective in 1000, then 100 will be defective in 5000.
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Normally between £250 and £400, but this year we have decided to spend £250 each on our children.. We have 4 children, aged 1, 3, 10 and 16..  We have had trouble this year deciding what to buy the children because they have already had stuff, It made me release they have too much.
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it depend where u go.\nabout 3500 maybe little less