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The longer side of the rectangular playground with an area of 600 square meters is twice as long as the length of the side of the square garden. The garden’s perimeter is twice as large as the perimeter of a rectangular meadow. The meadow with an area of 200 square meters is 20 meters long. Calculate the perimeter of the playground.
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The longer side of the rectangular playground with an area of 600 square meters is twice as long as the length of the side of the square garden. The garden’s perimeter is twice as large as the perimeter of the rectangular meadow. The meadow with an area of 200 square meters is 20 meters long. Calculate the perimeter of the playground.
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The longer side of the rectangular playground with an area of 60 0000 square decimeters is twice as long as the length of the side of the square garden. The garden’s perimeter is twice as large as the perimeter of the rectangular meadow. The meadow with an area of 200 square meters is 20 meters long. Calculate the perimeter of the playground.
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The longer side of the rectangular playground with an area of 60 000 decimeters is twice as long as the length of the side of the square garden. The garden’s perimeter is twice as large as the perimeter of the rectangular meadow. The meadow with an area of 200 square meters is 20 meters long. Calculate the perimeter of the playground.
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The longer side of the rectangular playground with an area of 60 000 decimeters is four times as long as the length of the side of the square garden. The garden’s perimeter is twice as large as the perimeter of the rectangular meadow. The meadow with an area of 200 square meters is 20 meters long. Calculate the perimeter of the playground.
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The longer side of the rectangular playground with an area of 60 000 decimeters is four times as long as the length of the side of the square garden. The garden’s perimeter is twice as large as the perimeter of the rectangular meadow. The meadow with an area of 200 square meters is 20 meters long. Calculate the perimeter of the playground.
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The longer side of the rectangular playground with an area of 60 000 decimeters is four times as long as the length of the side of the rectangle garden. The garden with a length of a 10 meters has twice larger perimeter as a perimeter of a rectangular meadow. The meadow with an area of 200 square meters is 20 meters long. Calculate the perimeter of the playground.
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The longer side of the rectangular playground with an area of 60 000 decimeters is four times as long as the length of the side of the square garden. The garden with a length of a 10 meters has twice larger perimeter as a perimeter of a rectangular meadow. The meadow with an area of 200 square meters is 20 meters long. Calculate the perimeter of the playground.
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The longer side of the rectangular playground with a perimeter of 140 meters is four times as long as the length of the side of the rectangular garden. The garden with a length of a 10 meters has twice larger perimeter as a perimeter of a rectangular meadow. The meadow with an area of 200 square meters is 20 meters long. Calculate the area of the garden.
A student comes home from school and he is awaited by homework which he is expected to do. Whether he wants to or not, he must do it somehow.
He'll look at the exercises he needs to solve and gets started. He proceeds slowly and suddenly gets stuck. He doesn't know what to do next. He recalls something from the class at school, but he's not sure about it. He looks at the equations he solved at school, but somehow, he can't grasp a thing from them. He doesn't understand it. He realizes that he nodded in class that he understood, but the reality is different. He’s lost. He doesn't know the way it should be solved. This means he needs to send a text to his classmates, so at least they will send him their answers.
Minutes pass, hours pass, and none of the classmates sent anything. He is starting to get uncomfortable. The evening is mercilessly nearing and he still has a lot of math problems to solve. He wants help from his parents, but they are not at home right now. He turns to his siblings, but they tell him not to annoy them and that they also have a lot of stuff to do. "Okay, I'm at my wits end," he says.
In the end, he can’t be bothered with it and decides to copy the exercises at school right before the lesson. He goes to bed with hopes that everything turns out okay and falls asleep.
Something similar repeats several times a month. What he doesn't know he copies at school. He doesn't care how the exercises are calculated. The main thing is, that he managed to write them down so that he has fulfilled his homework. So far, so good. He has all his tasks completed and on the surface, it looks like he manages with the curriculum.
However, his nervousness and anxiety begin to escalate as he is preparing for the exams. Some things he knows, but the things he does not are a problem. He has no way to catch up with the teachings he did not understand and there is also no one to help him.
He hits a dead end. In a brief moment, his knowledge will be revealed. He realizes that cheating only works for a short time. That's not good for him. This story could have been different.
A student comes home from school and he is awaited by homework which he is expected to do. It does not matter if he can or can not do it because he knows he can handle it.
He turns on the computer and logs in to the eCoach application. He finds the math problems he has to solve and starts. He proceeds slowly, writing down the individual steps of solving the exercise. Suddenly he is stuck. He doesn't know how to proceed. He recalls something from the class at school, but he's not sure about it. He looks at the math problems he solved at school but he can't grasp a thing from them. He doesn't understand. He realizes that he thought he understood, but the reality was different. He does not. He doesn't know why it is solved like that.
He doesn't panic because he uses eCoach to help him solve the problems. He turns on the help menu, which tells him how to proceed. He studies the theory to understand his exercises and then continues to solve more problems.
This is how he proceeds in the solving of individual exercises. When he progresses in the wrong direction or makes a mistake, eCoach will alert him to this immediately. This is great because this way he always gets the right results.
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