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Final Exam Frenzy - Math
You sit and think about who to ask for help with your math exam when Akai-san walks past. He says hey and waves as he walks by even though you're not sure he actually knows who you are. But that's just the kind of guy he is - the guy that every student knows and loves and the student that all of the teachers basically treat like another adult. He seems to play every sport and is apparently a member of every club, and a real member too, not just the "I showed up for the first meeting so I could add it to my resume and never returned" type of member. Does he know anything about math? Probably, he's in Mu Alpha Theta after all. But hey, he's such a nice guy you're sure he'll help you regardless. You run after him, determined to catch him before he makes it to whatever practice or club meeting he must be headed to.
Math - some of us love it, some of us hate it, but all of us had to take it. If you're like me you've forgotten a TON of it; the only reason I remember the quadratic formula is because we were taught to sing it to the tune of Pop Goes the Weasel lol. Maybe this exam will jog our collective math memories?
For this game you will need to solve the math problems below. The twist - all of the numbers in the math problems have been replaced by anime/manga/game series that have numbers in their titles. Think series like Ranma 1/2, The Twelve Kingdoms, Seven Deadly Sins, etc. If you're not a big math person, don't worry; all of the problems are pre-algebra/basic geometry level or below. Each correct answer will be worth 1 mark, for a maximum possible total of 5 marks towards your overall final average.
Solve for x:
(Mad Bull __) + (Yamada-kun and the __ Witches)x = (AKB00__)
Question 2
Find the mean, median, mode, and range of the following set of numbers. Round the mean to the nearest tenth.
*Only include the numbers that have been replaced with __ in your figuring - do not include any numbers that appear elsewhere in the title.*
Kingdom Hearts __/2 Days
Cyber City Oedo __
Interstella __: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem
__: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors
__ Leagues in Search of Mother
Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo __
Galaxy Express __
Question 3
Solve for x in the following proportion:
Question 4
Use the Pythagorean theorem to determine the length of x:
Question 5
Find the area of the following trapezoid:
Use the form below to submit your answers. Leave your answers for this exam on THIS post! Then be sure to link to your comment here in your comment on the main game post.
This post will close with the rest of the Colors League games on Friday, August 18, 2017 at noon GMT!
QUESTIONS - MATH
no subject
Team: 3-G
Question 1: x = 2
Question 2: Mean = 1965.6, Median = 999, Mode = 999, Range = 5197
Question 3: x = 44
Question 4: x = 12
Question 5: Area = 112
no subject
Team: Class 1-M
Question 1:
(Mad Bull 34) + (Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches)x = AKB0048
x=2
Question 2:
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
Cyber City Oedo 808
Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem
999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors
3000 Leagues in Search of Mother
Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040
Galaxy Express 999
mean=1965.6 median=999 mode=999 range=5197
Question 3:
20th Century Boys ÷ Space Channel 5 = x ÷ They Were Eleven
x=44
Question 4:
a² + (5 Centimeters per Second)² = (Golgo 13)²
a=12
Question 5: Inazuma Eleven
area = Eureka Seven x (Inazuma Eleven + Eyeshield 21)/2
a=112
no subject
Team: 2-T
Question 1: 11424
Question 2: Mean 1965.6, Mode 999, Median 999, Range 5197
Question 3: 55
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: 3-A
Question 1: 2
Question 2: 1965.6 ; 999 ; 999 ; 5197
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: 3-G
Question 1: x=2
Question 2:
mean = 1965.6
median = 999
mode = 999
range = 5197
Question 3: x = 44
Question 4: x = 12
Question 5: area = 112
It was nice to come back to school level math for a moment, thanks :D
no subject
Team:2-T
Question 1: x = 2
Question 2: Mean: 1965.6 Median: 999 Mode: 999 Range: 5197
Question 3: x = 44
Question 4: x = 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: Class 3-G
Question 1: 2
Question 2: Mean: 1965.6 Median: 999 Mode: 999 Range: 5197
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: 2-T
Question 1: 2 (34 + (7)x = 48 x would be 2?)
Question 2: Mean: 1965.6, Medium: 999, Mode: 999, Range: 5197? (358, 808, 5555, 999, 3000, 2040, 999)
Question 3: 44 (20, 5, 11)
Question 4: 12 (13, 5)
Question 5: 112 (11, 7, 21)
I like honestly do not know math. Like, Not at all. I have a legit problem with numbers. So I asked someone to solve these for me (while I gave the numbers to them) so im not 100% sure if these are right. As for roudning to the nearest tenth... im not sure if i did that right either.
no subject
Team: 2-M
Question 1: x = 2
Question 2: range=5197, mode=999, median=999, mean=1965.57
Question 3: x = 44
Question 4: X = 12
Question 5: x = 112
no subject
Team: 2-M
Question 1: 2
Question 2:
Mean: 1965.6
Median: 999
Mode: 999
Range: 5197
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: 3-M
Question 1: 2
Question 2: mean: 1823.9; median: 999; mode: none; range: 5555
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 132
no subject
Team: 3-A
Question 1:
34 + 7x = 48
7x = 14
x = 2
Question 2:
358, 808, 5555, 0, 3000, 2040, 999
Mean: 1,822.9
Median: 999
Mode: no mode
Range: 5,555
Question 3:
20/5 = x/11
4 = x/11
11*4 = x
x = 44
Question 4:
a=5, b=x, c=13
a^2 + b^2 = c^2
25 + x^2 = 169
x^2 = 144
x = 12
Question 5:
a=11, h=7, b=21
A = (a+b/2)h
A = (11+21/2)7
A = (32/2)7
A = 16*7
A = 112
no subject
Team: 3-G
Question 1: x = 2
Question 2: Mean = 1965.6, median = mode = 999, range = 358-5555 (or 5197)
Question 3: x = 44
Question 4: x = 12
Question 5: area = 112
no subject
Team: 2-T
Question 1:
2
Question 2:
Mean: 1965.5
Median: 999
Range: 5197
Mode: 999
Question 3:
44
Question 4:
12
Question 5:
112
no subject
Team: 3-M
Question 1: x=2
Question 2: 1965.6, 999, 999, 5197
Question 3: x=44
Question 4: x=12
Question 5: 112
*cries salty, English major tears*
no subject
Team: Class 1-M
Question 1: 2
Question 2: mean: 1965.6, median: 999, mode: 999, range: 5197
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: Blue
Question 1: x = 2
Question 2: Mean: 1965.6
Median: 999
Mode: 999
Range: 2642
Question 3: x = 4
Question 4: x = 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: 3-G
Question 1: x=2
Question 2: Mean: 1965,6 Median: 999 Mode: 999 Range: 5197
Question 3: x=44
Question 4: x=12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: 1-K
Question 1: X = 2
Question 3: x = 44
Question 4: X = 12
Question 5: 147
no subject
Team: 1-M
Question 1: x = 2
Question 2: Mean: 1965.6, median: 999, mode: 999, range: 5197
Question 3: x = 44
Question 4: x = 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: Class 1-K
Question 1: Question 1 - x = 2
Question 2: Question 2 - Mean: 1,965.57 (rounded down), Median: 999, Mode: 999, Range: 5, 197
Question 3: Question 3 - x = 44
Question 4: Question 4 - x = 12
Question 5: Question 5 - A = 112
I wasn't sure if you wanted us to show our work like my old math teachers, so I included caps of my word document anyway lmao. Better to be safe than sorry.
no subject
Team: 2-M
Question 1: 2
Question 2: 1965, 999, 999, 5197
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: 3-m
Question 1: x=2
Question 2:
Mean= 1965.57
Median= 999
Mode= 999
Range= 5197
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: 2-A
Question 1: 2
Question 2: mean 1108.6, median 808, mode all value appear once, range 3000
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: 3-A
Question 1: 2
Question 2: Mean: 1965.6, Median: 999, Mode: 999
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112
no subject
Team: Class 2-A
Question 1: 2
Question 2: 358, 808, 999, 999, 2040, 3000, 5555
Mean: 1965.6
Median: 999
Mode: 999
Range: 5197
Question 3: 44
Question 4: 12
Question 5: 112