Cindy had 30 baby pumpkins to distribute evenly among 4 baskets with 2 left over for decoration. To solve this, Ms. Holley explained that the equation would be 4n = 30, where n is the number of pumpkins in each basket. Dividing both sides by 4 would give n = 7 with 2 pumpkins left over. For Johnny's $20 problem, the equation was 4n = $20, and dividing both sides by 4 would give n = $5 for each person to receive. The third part outlined properties of real numbers and similarities and differences but did not provide details.

1. Unit 2 Blog Ms. Holley’s Math Class

2. Part 1 Example The Pumpkin Problem Cindy was packing baby pumpkins in a basket. She had 30 baby pumpkins and 4 baskets. If she wants an even amount of pumpkins in each basket and 2 left over for decoration, how many pumpkins will be in each basket? Ms. K Holley… 2nd Period

3. Part 2 Example @ Johnny The equation for your problem would be… 4n = $20 Which means that you will divide both sides by 4 so n would equal $5. Each person will receive $5. Ms. K Holley… 2nd Period

4. Part 3 Example 1. Properties of real numbers are useful because… 2. The similarities are… The differences are… Ms. K Holley… 2nd Period