For the following problem, do not use algebra. Make a guess that satisfies one or more conditions of the problem, and then evaluate your guess. You must show work to support your solution, for example, use a table to document your guesses. Rick, Sam, and Li work at a coffee shop for a total of 59 hours. If Rick worked 5 more hours than Sam and 4 fewer hours than Li, how many hours did Li work? a. Use your own words to describe the big-picture ideas from the given scenario. b. Use your own words to list out each important detail from the given scenario. c. Solve by Guess and Check. Clearly describe each guess/check that led you to the correct answer. Write you final answer in a complete sentence.

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Samuel scored a 72, 92 and 80 on his first three exams. What is the minimum score he needs to get on his next exam to get an average of 85 ?

Name: Ill Teacher: Ms. Cahill / Mrs. Helmsing 3.2.1 Practice a. 6-721 Student Schedule For Harris, Izabella A Student Number: 18696 3-34. The number 6 is represented with+ and tiles at right. For each problem below, start with this diagram and then show how to remove the appropriate number of tiles to represent the problem given. State the final answer for each part. ++++ Block: 4/5 +++