Visual Problem Solving

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VISUAL problem solving

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A brief example of a visual problem solving approach.

Transcript of Visual Problem Solving

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VISUAL

problem solving

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MIKE

presented by

GLENNON

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the PROBLEM

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Slappy Burger reports that 8% of the people in the U.S. eat at its restaurants each day. Slappy Burger currently has

12,800 stores in the U.S.

The most recent Census Bureau report states that approximately 310 million

people live in the U.S.

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Make a conjecture as to whether or not you believe the report from Slappy Burger to be accurate information.

Create a mathematical argument that validates your conclusion.

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identify KEY INFO

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Slappy Burger reports that 8% of the people in the U.S. eat at its restaurants each day. Slappy Burger currently has

12,800 stores in the U.S.

The most recent Census Bureau report states that approximately 310 million

people live in the U.S.

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Slappy Burger reports that 8% of the people in the U.S. eat at its restaurants each day. Slappy Burger currently has

12,800 stores in the U.S.

The most recent Census Bureau report states that approximately 310 million

people live in the U.S.

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Make a conjecture as to whether or not you believe the report from Slappy Burger to be accurate information.

Create a mathematical argument that validates your conclusion.

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Make a conjecture as to whether or not you believe the report from Slappy Burger to be accurate information.

Create a mathematical argument that validates your conclusion.

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KEY INFO

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Slappy Burger reports that 8% of the people in the U.S. eat at its restaurants each day. Slappy Burger currently has

12,800 stores in the U.S.

The most recent Census Bureau report states that approximately 310 million

people live in the U.S.

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8% of the _people in the U.S.

12,800 stores in the U.S.

__________________310 million people live in the U.S.

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Make a conjecture as to whether or not you believe the report from Slappy Burger to be accurate information.

Create a mathematical argument that validates your conclusion.

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Make a conjecture whether or not you believe accurate information.

mathematical argument that validates your conclusion.

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• 8% of the people in the U.S.

• 12,800 stores in the U.S.

• 310 million people live in the U.S.

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• Make a conjecture

• Whether or not you

• Mathematical argument that validates your conclusion

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How many people? • 8% of the people in the U.S. • 310 million people live in the U.S.

310 Million

What is 8% of 310

Million? 8%

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310 Million

= 100%

?

= 8%

By estimating, I know that

31 million is 10% of 310

million.

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310 Million

= 100%

?

= 8%

310,000,000 x .08 = 24.8 million

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310 Million

= 100%

24.8 million

= 8%

310,000,000 x .08 = 24.8 million

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310 Million

How many people per

store? 12,800

24,800,000 /

12,800 =

1937.5 people per store per day

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1937

Is this accurate?

12,800

Stores open from 6 AM-10 PM

16 Hours

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1937

Is this accurate?

12,800

1937 / 16 =

121 people per hour

(2 people per minute)

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1937

Is this accurate?

12,800

2 people per minute

4-6 cash registers & Drive Thru

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1937

Is this accurate?

12,800

The numbers provided by

Slappy Burger seem accurate.