A story problem, if you will:
Lene has enough minced meat to make (J)Ole four tacos (she's having something else, but that's not important since she's merely a woman
). As she finishes dinner preparation, her brother arrives with three fish he recently caught and, learning of the tacos, asks the couple to share them, but there isn't enough beef for two people. How can this situation be resolved to the satisfaction of both the fisherman and the taco eater?
Please remember that correct answers will not receive credit unless you show your work.
Lene has enough minced meat to make (J)Ole four tacos (she's having something else, but that's not important since she's merely a woman
). As she finishes dinner preparation, her brother arrives with three fish he recently caught and, learning of the tacos, asks the couple to share them, but there isn't enough beef for two people. How can this situation be resolved to the satisfaction of both the fisherman and the taco eater? Please remember that correct answers will not receive credit unless you show your work.
Take the four tacos and the three fish and divide them between the two people. Two tacos and one and a half fish apiece. After all, we established there's enough beef for four tacos, and we know we have three fish, so ...
I don't understand the question.
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Mathematical Dinner Dilemma.
- 17/06/2011 07:32:15 PM
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I don't understand the question.
- 17/06/2011 07:44:22 PM
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Does he ask the couple to share his fish with him or does he ask the couple to share their tacos?
- 18/06/2011 04:16:05 PM
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do like taco bell and put sand and "filler" in your taco meat 
*NM*
- 18/06/2011 02:29:50 AM
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*NM*
- 18/06/2011 02:29:50 AM
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make fish tacos and get two of both types each *NM*
- 18/06/2011 04:05:28 AM
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