Five and six are consecutive numbers, and so are 13 and 14.
Which pairs of numbers consecutive numbers:
1. add up to 373?
2. multiply together to give 306?
3. give an answer of 1.1 when the larger is divided by the smaller?
The only keys that work on Pere's calculator are: 5, 2, +, - , = and on/c
a. find different ways that Pere could get 6 in the window.
b. How many different ways can he get 8 in the window with no more than seven presses?
There are five vehicles in the car park. How many wheels might that be?
You may have to do some research and add some pictures as part of your answers to this problem. Write the number sentences for each example.
Remember to show the thinking you used to solve the problem.
When you post your thinking on Showbie give some explanation about the task and what you thought of it.
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