Here are 3 situations. Which situations are true? Which situations are not true?
Show how you know.
Situation A: A high-rise building has 53 stories. The first floor is 17 feet tall. All other stories are each 11 feet tall. The building is 589 feet tall.
Situation B: A window washer has 600 seconds to wash 17 windows of a building. It takes 54 seconds to wash each window. The washer finishes washing all the windows and has 11 seconds to spare.
Situation C: There are 11 students who set a goal to raise at least $600 for charity. Each student raises $17 each day. After 3 days of fundraising, the group needs $54 to meet their goal.
Activity 2
Buses for a Field Trip
A school is taking everyone on a field trip. It needs buses to transport 375 people.
Bus Company A has small buses with 27 seats in each.
Bus Company B has large buses with 48 seats in each.
What is the least number of buses that will be needed if the school goes with:
Bus Company A? Show your reasoning.
Bus Company B? Show your reasoning.
Which bus company should the school choose? Explain your reasoning.
Bus Company C has large buses that can take up to 72 passengers.
Diego says, “If the school chooses Bus Company C, it will need only 6 buses, but the buses will have more empty seats.”
Do you agree? Explain your reasoning.
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