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Patterns and Relations 21 Activity 4: Stadium Walls Extensions ♦ Assign the following problem and have students answer the questions. A group of students from a jazz choir want to attend an international competition. They need to raise money to help pay for the expenses. Each student decided to investigate a scheme and present their findings at the next meeting of the group. One student decided to sell granola bars. The predicted profit for every bar sold is $0.65. How much could this scheme realistically make for the trip? ♦ Have students present their solutions orally with handouts that include a written plan along with tables and graphs to support their cases. © 1998 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

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Patterns and Relations
Activity 4:
Stadium Walls
21
© 1998 T
EXAS
I
NSTRUMENTS
I
NCORPORATED
Extensions
♦
Assign the following problem and have students
answer the questions.
A group of students from a jazz choir want to attend
an international competition. They need to raise
money to help pay for the expenses. Each student
decided to investigate a scheme and present their
findings at the next meeting of the group.
One student decided to sell granola bars. The
predicted profit for every bar sold is $0.65. How
much could this scheme realistically make for the
trip?
♦
Have students present their solutions orally with
handouts that include a written plan along with tables
and graphs to support their cases.