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We can guess they want different groups of numbers that lead to the same sum (e.g. 7+4=12; 10+2=12) but this lesson clearly has context outside of the paper its
by zephjc 17y ago
We can guess they want different groups of numbers that lead to the same sum (e.g. 7+4=12; 10+2=12) but this lesson clearly has context outside of the paper itself - that is, the teacher explained what to do, and these are exercises based around that. Without that context, we're just guessing what the goal is.
- zephjc 17y agoSorry, I meant 7+5=12 - typo :)
- RevRal 17y agoThat's a good point, but that doesn't make this assignment any less poorly crafted. It is common for parents to help their children with homework, and I would expect that to be taken into consideration when creating a worksheet that is less straight forward. Even if the child knew what they were supposed to do, they'd have the explain the assignment to the parent... which they might explain incorrectly. Just another level of confusion.