Do they even do "story problems" any more? Or is that for the "gifted" students?

Tommy set up a lemonade stand. Each cup of lemonade costs him two cents to make. He charges 10 cents per cup of lemonade. He sells 120 cups of lemonade the first day. The second day he sells 137 cups of lemonade. How many more cups of lemonade does he sell on the second day? What is his total profit from both days of sales?

Quote: Palinista wrote in post #2

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Do they even do "story problems" any more? Or is that for the "gifted" students?

Tommy set up a lemonade stand. Each cup of lemonade costs him two cents to make. He charges 10 cents per cup of lemonade. He sells 120 cups of lemonade the first day. The second day he sells 137 cups of lemonade. How many more cups of lemonade does he sell on the second day? What is his total profit from both days of sales?

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Quote: algernonpj wrote in post #3

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Quote: Palinista wrote in post #2

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Do they even do "story problems" any more? Or is that for the "gifted" students?

Tommy set up a lemonade stand. Each cup of lemonade costs him two cents to make. He charges 10 cents per cup of lemonade. He sells 120 cups of lemonade the first day. The second day he sells 137 cups of lemonade. How many more cups of lemonade does he sell on the second day? What is his total profit from both days of sales?

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Why you evil free marketer you. How dare you consider polluting those innocent children's heads with the concept of profits ?

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