I am lost for words. You’re better than thisI wonder if the one has a cloak and crown covered in hazelnuts and chocolate turns up. I think he's called Pharaoh Rocher.
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I am lost for words. You’re better than thisI wonder if the one has a cloak and crown covered in hazelnuts and chocolate turns up. I think he's called Pharaoh Rocher.
Kids learn more when they work it out for themselves.Forum does kids homework...kid get's top marks forum get's naff all. This is not how it happened in my day, when no homework meant a damn good thrashing.
I'm of the pc transition age so maths has now become less of what you say and more logic. The answer is to use maths logic and thesis (algebra) to solve it. My 4y old had similar with coins and there were multiple answers which I brought up (and showed) with the school and the teacher couldn't solve it without her cheat sheet.
Hard to see how the kids can succeed if the teachers can't solve a 3 factor equation set for a 4y old.
My apologies. She's just turned 6. I don't have a 4y old until next week. Or a 48 month old as some refer to them.
Believe it or not, my son is normally the swotting kid.in my day it meant taking it off the swotty kid at break and everyone copying it
No thanks. She couldn't spell BOB backwards.tell your son to ask his mummy
a bit thickness will be character buildingBelieve it or not, my son is normally the swotting kid.
No thanks. She couldn't spell BOB backwards.
TreborBelieve it or not, my son is normally the swotting kid.
No thanks. She couldn't spell BOB backwards.
My age. If I am the only person on when it leaves the terminus then I must be the driver.A bus that only you are on leaves the terminus for a round trip. At the first bus stop 10 more people get on and no one gets off. At the next stop, 3 people get on and 1 person gets off. At the next stop, 12 people get on and 7 people get off. At the next stop, 5 people get on and 14 people get off. The bus continues along and at the next stop 5 people get on and 2 get off. The bus makes one last stop before getting back to the terminus where 5 people get on and 14 people get off. As the bus pulls into the terminus there are still passengers on the bus so 2 get off. What is the bus driver's age, ignoring how many passengers are left on the bus?
AyeMy age. If I am the only person on when it leaves the terminus then I must be the driver.
Any help with this please.
The Son has got his crown on
The pharaohs outfitters 'Cloaks and Crowns' sell cloaks and crowns in three different sizes: prince King and emperor (in increasing order).
He wants to kit out his three sons for the forthcoming festival of Ra. Ahmose chooses a bigger cloke than Kamose but a smaller crown than Thutmose. Both Thutmoses cloak and crown are larger than Kamoses but the size of Thutmoses crown matches the size of Kamoses cloak. Which sizes did the pharaohs sons each get?
I've been looking at it as though each size of both cloak and crown need using once each but im thinking maybe that's not the case. This is my 12 year old sons homework.
ChatGPT is ya friend!
"Based on the given information, the order of sizes from smallest to largest is as follows: prince, king, emperor.
Kamose has the smallest crown and the smallest cloak, so he got the prince-sized items. Thutmose has the largest crown, which matches the size of Kamose's cloak, so he got the king-sized cloak and the emperor-sized crown. Ahmose has a bigger cloak than Kamose but a smaller crown than Thutmose, so he got the king-sized cloak and the prince-sized crown.
Therefore, the sizes the pharaohs sons each got are as follows: Kamose: prince cloak, prince crown Thutmose: king cloak, emperor crown Ahmose: king cloak, prince crown"
Thutmose's crown and cloak are bigger than another person's object. Therefore you can rule out that either of them are the Prince size, because to be bigger than anything, they have to be at least larger than the smallest available size.
That means they are either King or Emperor.
Thutmose's crown matches Kamoses' cloak; which tells you it is the smaller of the two items. That must mean his crown is King and the cloak is Emperor.
Kamoses' cloak is King and his other item must be smaller, as it can't be the biggest item and still be smaller than Thutmose's item and can't be the same size as the crown, so it can only be Prince.
Ahmose has a bigger cloak than Kamoses (King), so it must be emperor.
Ahmose has a smaller crown than Thutmose (King), so it must be Prince.
There are a few…I’ve got a cold so my head isn’t working properly but how is this possible?
“Both Thutmoses cloak and crown are larger than Kamoses but the size of Thutmoses crown matches the size of Kamoses cloak.”
Is there a word missing?
Trebor
My 7yo got me to check her maths homework last week. Question was: the Dad is 36 and the Mam is 29...what is the difference?
She'd wrote: One is in their 30s and one is in their 20s.