Rina’s Maths learning Story
The Problem:
Tickets for Matatini
On Saturday, Kate and Sophia took some students to watch
Matatini for the day. There were 4 adults and 9 children. How much did Kate pay for the tickets? 
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How we solved the problem:
First I drew my equation for the 4 adults and the 9 kids.
43x4=
22x9=
Then I drew a T-chart and did 43 to start with tickets because that's how much to pay for one
ticket for one adult.
Then for the students, I’m going to do a t-chart as I did for the adults and do 22 to start for the
tickets because how much to pay for one ticket for one student.
Then last I am going to add them up so
190+170=360
2+8=10
360+10=370
198+172=370
Finally, I found out that Kate had to pay 370 dollars for everyone’s tickets.
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