1.) Create and solve one equal group problem.

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14. For the three-part question that follows, provide your answer to each part in the given workspace. Identify each part with a coordinating response. Be sure to clearly label each part of your response as Part A, Part B, and Part C. Jim walks 3 miles per hour slower than his friend Steve runs. Steve runs 4 miles per hour slower than his friend Matt rides his bike. Jim walks 25 miles in the same time Matt rides his bike 60 miles. Steve runs 16 miles in the same time Matt rides his bike 24 miles. Part A: Write an equation to calculate Jim's speed. Part B: Write an equation to calculate Steve's speed. Part C: Write two equations that can be used to calculate Matt's speed.

Exercise 5.5. John owns six discs: 3 of classical music, 2 of jazz and one of rock (all of them different). How many possible ways does John have if he wants to store these discs on a shelf, if: (a) No restrictions are enforced; (b) The classical discs and the jazz discs have to be stored together; (c) The classical discs have to be stored together, but the jazz discs have to be separated.