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Loci - Playground

Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B

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Loci - Playground

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  1. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Choose level of difficulty Loci - Playground

  2. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 1: Draw a sketch of the playground Loci - Playground

  3. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 2: Sketch the loci of all points 4m from corner D and shade the area within 4m of D Loci - Playground

  4. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 3: Sketch the loci of all points 3m from the side BC and shade the area within 3m of BC Loci - Playground

  5. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 4: Calculate the area that is not shaded Fill in this table Loci - Playground

  6. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 5: Calculate the largest number of children that can play. Loci - Playground End of Problem Return to Menu

  7. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 1: Sketch a plan of the playground Loci - Playground

  8. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 2: Sketch the loci of all points 4m from corner D and shade the area within 4m of D Loci - Playground

  9. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 3: Sketch the loci of all points 3m from the side BC and shade the area within 3m of BC Loci - Playground

  10. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 4: Calculate the area that is not shaded Fill in this table Loci - Playground

  11. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 5: Calculate the largest number of children that can play. Loci - Playground End of Problem Return to Menu

  12. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 1: Draw a sketch Loci - Playground

  13. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 2: Mark the places where children can’t play. Loci - Playground

  14. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 3: Calculate the area where children can play Loci - Playground

  15. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Help Step 4: Calculate the largest number of children that can play. Loci - Playground End of Problem Return to Menu

  16. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Hint Draw a sketch. Loci - Playground

  17. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Hint Sketch the areas and calculate the area where children can’t play. Loci - Playground

  18. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Hint Calculate the largest number of children that can play. Loci - Playground End of Problem Return to Menu

  19. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Hint Sketch the area where children can’t play Loci - Playground

  20. Bill is planning the layout of a school playground. For safety reasons he has to mark part of the playground where children cannot play games. A 12m B 10m D C For Health and Safety reasons, children cannot play games within 4 m of the corner D Or within 3 m of the side BC. Children can play games on the rest of the playground. There has to be at least 1 m2 for each child. Calculate the largest number of children that can play in the rest of the playground. Hint Calculate the largest number of children that can play. Loci - Playground End of Problem Return to Menu

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