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MATH@MS297 - SUMMER MATH ASSIGNMENT

MATH ASSIGNMENT: Part I.) Snap a picture and write your own math question. (Optional: Include a Fascinating Fact about your picture). Email your picture, your math question, and Fascinating Fact to: ms297math@gmail.com; Part II.) Answer the question to your picture, then answer two other students' pictures from the blog site. Bring all 3 answers into class on the 1st Day of School. To view student pictures and questions go to MS297 Math blog site: https://mathms297.blogspot.com

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September 07, 2017

#128 Aidan is baking an apple pie. He has three cans of apples that weigh 14.5 oz. The recipe calls for 35 ounces of apples. What portion of apples will be leftover?

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