Date: Tue Oct 29 14:26:04 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Mentor Reply: Rocky,
Your answer is exactly right! Can tell me what the remainder 2 stands for. As for the challenge questions, you have done a great job on them! Your answers are correct. Can you tell me why you used the numbers you did in solving the problems? Keep up the good work!
Celeste
Date: Thu Oct 31 05:37:39 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): im not finished i need more time i gtg.
Date: Thu Oct 31 15:59:46 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Mentor Reply: Rocky-
Thanks for responding. I hope that you finish the problem soon or at least send me what you have because I am excited to see the response that you came up with.
Good Luck!
Celeste
Date: Fri Nov 1 14:33:28 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Instructor Comments:
Celeste,
This is fine. Let's hope he does respond.
Dr. Bowers
Date: Mon Nov 4 17:21:23 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Mentor Reply: Rocky-
Thanks for responding. I hope that you finish the problem soon or at least send me what you have because I am excited to see the response that you came up with.
Good Luck!
Celeste
Date: Tue Nov 5 19:09:10 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): I dont under stand this problem, the algebra
Date: Wed Nov 6 16:11:00 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Mentor Reply: Rocky-
Thank you for your response. I know that this problem can seem confusing at first. Here are some clues that should be able to get you started.
Try thinking of the problem as just being the part of the pole that is sticking out of the ground. The 5 represents 2/3 of the pole and the last 1/3 of the pole was the part that got covered by water in the storm surge. Now that you know that 2/3 = 5 can you figure out what the 1/3 is? Add all these numbers up to get the length of the pole which is sticking out of the ground. Try figuring it out on your own from there. Good luck!
Celeste
Date: Fri Nov 15 04:58:56 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): If there is 14 grams of fat and 9 calories in 1 gram you would multiply 9 x 14 and get 126 calories.
Im sory I will get to the rest of the problem later right know I got to go.
Date: Sun Nov 17 15:51:49 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): If there is 4 calories in 1 gram of carbohydrates then you multiply 36 of x 4 =144 because there are 36 grams of carbohydrates in the burger
Date: Sun Nov 17 15:52:09 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): If there is 4 calories in 1 gram of carbohydrates then you multiply 36 of x 4 =144 because there are 36 grams of carbohydrates in the burger
Date: Sun Nov 17 15:52:34 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): If there is 4 calories in 1 gram of carbohydrates then you multiply 36 of x 4 =144 because there are 36 grams of carbohydrates in the burger
Date: Sun Nov 17 15:55:42 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): If 1 gram of protein has 4 calories than u multiply 4 x 15 = 60
Date: Sun Nov 17 15:59:38 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): If 1 gram of protein has 4 calories than u multiply 4 x 15 = 60
Date: Sun Nov 17 16:03:26 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): #1. the awnser is 330, beacuse u added 126(the total amount of fat) 144 (the total amount of carbohydrates) and 60 (the total amount of protein.)
Date: Sun Nov 17 16:05:05 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): #2. she has 1670% of her (RDA) left.
Date: Sun Nov 17 16:06:03 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Answer(or question to Mentor): #3. 78%of the burger is fat
Date: Tue Nov 19 14:37:33 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Mentor Reply: Rocky
Thank you for your response. Your answers for part one and everything leading up to that point are correct and you have good explanations. However, parts two and three are incorrect. Can you explain how you came up with these answers because once I know how you were thinking I can help you understand the problem better. I am looking foward to your response!
Celeste
Date: Wed Nov 20 15:02:02 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Instructor Comments: Celeste, Fantastic answer. Very well put.--Dr. Bowers
Date: Wed Nov 20 17:09:07 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Mentor Reply: Rocky,
Thank you for your response. Your answers for part one and everything leading up to that point are correct and you have good explanations. However, parts two and three are incorrect. Can you explain how you came up with these answers because once I know how you were thinking I can help you understand the problem better. I am looking foward to your response!
Celeste
Date: Wed Nov 20 17:09:07 PST 2002
Student's Name: Rocky
Mentor Reply: Rocky,
Thank you for your response. Your answers for part one and everything leading up to that point are correct and you have good explanations. However, parts two and three are incorrect. Can you explain how you came up with these answers because once I know how you were thinking I can help you understand the problem better. I am looking foward to your response!
Celeste
