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Balance It
Problem #82
Deadline to submit the solution: October
31st, 2002
The scale above is in balance. It means that total weight on the left
side is equal to the total weight on the right side.
Q1. How heavy is the weight on the right side?
Solutions:
michelle from usa
Grade: 2 Age: 7
Solution:
Q1: 5
well you have to add the left side which is 2+4=6 and then figure
out what would go on the right side by subtracting like 6-1=5 and
that is how i figured it out! so then when you add the two sides you
should come out with the same amount on both sides,like; 4+2=6 and
1+5=6 and they would balance right !
About me: well i like hockey and all sports . i like my dog
poco and joey . and i love my family and like to go to school and
learns new and exciting things and problems
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doda from u.s.a.
Grade: 4 Age: 9
Solution:
Q1: 5
It is the number FIVE.If the problem was 2 and 4, the ONLY ballance
would be ONE and FIVE.
About me: I can explain einstien's theory of relitivity.
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Sai from U.S.A.
Grade: 1 Age: 6
Solution:
Q1: 5
As 4+2=6 in the left side,we have to equal the weights to 6 on the
right side also to balance.There is already 1 inthe right side so,we
have to add 5 to that 1.
About me:
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Katherine from USA
Grade: 2 Age: 7
Solution:
Q1: 5
because if ther is 2 and 4 then there has to be a 1 and 5. I took
the one from the two and added it to the four.
About me: I like math and puppies. I like the smell of roses.
I like doing school sometimes.
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Sam from USA
Grade: 2 Age: 7
Solution:
Q1: 5
2+4=1+5 both sides have to be the same. Since there was only 1 on
the right side you needed 5 more on the right side to equal the number
6 on the left side.
About me:
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Sushant from USA
Grade: 2 Age: 7
Solution:
Q1: 5
I came to this answer because the weight on the left side is equal
to the right side 2+4=6 6-1=5 and that is why it is 5.
About me: I like to play sports.
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Esther Dodd from Canada
Grade: 2 Age: 7
Solution:
Q1: 5
The missing weight on the right side of the scale is 5.
About me: I am in grade 2 and I am home schooled. I have 5
brothers and 2 sisters.
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Crystal from USA
Grade: 2nd Age: 7
Solution:
Q1: 5
On the left side there is a 2 and a 4. On the right hand side is only
one. 2 + 4 = 6. Therefore you need a 5 to balance it because 5 + 1
= 6.
About me: I'm a good worker. I usually get all hundreds on
my papers at school.
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Quekenshia Aljernea Ford from America
Grade: 7th Age: 13
Solution:
Q1: 5
because 2 and 4 = 6 and then you have to find another number on the
othere side to balance the same size on both sides and on the other
side it had 1 and I added 5 so that it could become 6 same as the
other side.
About me: My NAME IS QUEKENSHIA ALJERNEA FORD. AND I AM 13
YEARS OLD AND I AM A A AND B STUDENT AT EAST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. AND
I AM INTERESTED IN ALL MY WORK. I ENJOY LEARNING NEW THINGS HANGING
OUT WITH FRIENDS GOING SHOPPING TALKING ON THE PHONE VISTING MY RELATAVIES
AND EVERYTHING ELSE A CHILD LOVES TO DO.
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Melissa Hibbert from U.S.A
Grade: 2 Age: 7
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samantha from US
Grade: 1 Age: 6
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Sarah from America
Grade: 1 Age: 7
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Shashank Chitta from U.S.A
Grade: First Age: 6
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Mayan Ayman Nafie from Egypt
Grade: KG1 Age: 5
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