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    GEC 14 Act 03 BSN

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    This document is about a math problem involving money from friends to purchase a limited edition BU ID lanyard. The student needed Php97 for the lanyard but only had Php50. Two friends each lent Php50, making Php100 total. With the Php100 the student bought the lanyard and received Php3 change. The student returned Php1 to each friend, leaving a Php49 debt to each. With the remaining Php1, the total owed was Php99, which matches the original Php100 provided. Therefore, there is no missing Php1 bill.

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    This document is about a math problem involving money from friends to purchase a limited edition BU ID lanyard. The student needed Php97 for the lanyard but only had Php50. Two friends each lent Php50, making Php100 total. With the Php100 the student bought the lanyard and received Php3 change. The student returned Php1 to each friend, leaving a Php49 debt to each. With the remaining Php1, the total owed was Php99, which matches the original Php100 provided. Therefore, there is no missing Php1 bill.

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    This document is about a math problem involving money from friends to purchase a limited edition BU ID lanyard. The student needed Php97 for the lanyard but only had Php50. Two friends each lent Php50, making Php100 total. With the Php100 the student bought the lanyard and received Php3 change. The student returned Php1 to each friend, leaving a Php49 debt to each. With the remaining Php1, the total owed was Php99, which matches the original Php100 provided. Therefore, there is no missing Php1 bill.

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    GEC 14 Act 03 BSN

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    This document is about a math problem involving money from friends to purchase a limited edition BU ID lanyard. The student needed Php97 for the lanyard but only had Php50. Two friends each lent Php50, making Php100 total. With the Php100 the student bought the lanyard and received Php3 change. The student returned Php1 to each friend, leaving a Php49 debt to each. With the remaining Php1, the total owed was Php99, which matches the original Php100 provided. Therefore, there is no missing Php1 bill.

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    REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

    BICOL UNIVERSITY
    LEGAZPI CITY

    Name: ARMARY JOY T. BARJA


    College: BU College of Nursing
    Course: BS Nursing – 1D
    School Year: 2022 – 2023 First Semester
    Subject: Mathematics in the Modern World
    Topic: Prelude to Problem Solving

    The Problem

    The Price you have to pay.

    A limited-edition BU ID lanyard is on sale priced at Php97.00 only for today. Unfortunately, your
    cash is just enough to get you through the day. Your two generous friends offered to lend you
    Php50.00 bill each so all of you will have that limited edition lanyard.

    Now, you have enough money to buy the lanyard. You then bought it and were given a change of
    Php3.00.

    As you still have Php3.00, you decided to return Php1.00 each to your friends, which leaves you
    with a Php49.00 debt to each of them.

    Since your remaining balance to each friend is Php49.00 and you have a remaining Php1.00 at
    hand, that is:

    Php 49.00+ Php 49.00=Php 98.00 (amount payable to your friends)

    Php 98.00+ Php 1.00 $=Php 99.00 (add the $Php1.00$ is available at hand)

    The total amount, as shown in the computation above is Php99.00. But you originally have
    Php100.00, where is the other Php1.00?

    2022 – 2023 SECOND Semester | MMW Problem Solving – Individual


    Answer (15 points)

    Write your answer here.

    Solution:
    2(50)=100
    100 – 97=3
    Amount payable to friends: 98+1=99

    Putting as an example:

    Friend 1 Friend 2
    Before purchasing: 100 = 50 +¿ 50
    Purchased the item: 97 +¿ 3 (change)

    Distributed the 1 peso each to friends: 97 +¿ 1 (The remaining 1-peso money from the 3-peso
    change)
    100 = 97 +¿ 1 +¿ (1 +¿
    1)

    Before:
    You have the hundred pesos on hand.
    After:
    97 (ID) +¿ 1 (change from 3 pesos) = 98 (money you have)
    2 (money your friends have)

    100

     Meaning to say, there is no missing 1-peso bill.

    2022 – 2023 SECOND Semester | MMW Problem Solving – Individual


    Your Answer versus Your Classmates’ (15 points)

    Name Answer Similarities Differences

    Time to Reflect (15 points)

    How was your answer as compared with your classmates’ answers? How do their answers affect
    yours? Will you change your answer? What is your final answer now?

    Write your analysis here.

    Write your final answer here.

    What did you learn about your classmates from this activity?

    Anything you would like to


    Name Impressions
    tell him/her?

    Timeliness ___________________ (5 points)

    P.S. Before sending the file, please rename the filename to:

    GEC14 Act03 CourseYearSection LastnameFirstname

    example: GEC14 Act03 BSAM 1A LuciloJayson

    2022 – 2023 SECOND Semester | MMW Problem Solving – Individual

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