Mathematics

Molly Wilkins

21 February, 14:37

Students are playing a game. In the game, students collect and trade building materials.

Materials of equal value used for trading are shown in the table:

1 stone = 4 logs

1 brick = 10 logs

2 logs = 150 nails

Part A

How many stones are needed to trade for 10 bricks?

Part B

How many nails are needed to trade for 1 brick?

Part

It takes 39 stones and 165 logs to build 3 sheds.

What is the exact number of stones needed to build 5 sheds?

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