Grades 3-4 Video Solutions 2011-Grades 3-4 Video Solutions 2011 part2

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The transcript describes solutions to a series of mathematical and logical problems. For the first question, it calculates areas of figures by counting full and half squares, identifying Figure C as the largest with an area of 12. The second question involves determining the minimum number of egg boxes needed to store 66 eggs, concluding that five 12-egg boxes and one 6-egg box are necessary—a total of six boxes. The third question identifies there are 12 students in a class by tallying pets drawn by students. Another question calculates the number of people at a party from cake portions, determining there are 21 attendees. Subsequent questions involve identifying uncovered letters on a folded sheet, identifying a total value of coins that is not possible given constraints, determining which number Tom rolled during a die game, and finding the maximum nuts a squirrel can gather in a maze, concluding with 11 nuts.

Keywords

mathematical problems

logical solutions

area calculation

egg boxes

class tally

party attendees