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Monday, 17 December 2018

Weird and Wonderful//Summer Learning Journey


LI: To solve the equation. 
This week for the summer learning task we had to find out how much water you would need in a year to keep a cactus alive so they said that you need three miller letters of water to keep a plant alive. So then I solved it by multiplying three times as many days in a year which is 365 equals 1,095. Which mean's you would need 1,095 water to keep a cactus alive. 
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  1. Lee SLJ18 January 2019 at 09:23

    Kia Ora Viliami,

    Correct answer! How did you work it out?
    It's quite amazing how little water a cactus needs. Although I do have a friend who once gave them too much water and it died. So we have to be careful! Do you like maths at School?

    Talk to you soon!
    - Lee


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