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Week 1: Practical Math Concepts

Learning Objectives
By the end of this lesson, students will:

1. Understand how to handle remainders in division operations.


2. Become familiar with Tagalog math terms to apply concepts in bilingual problem-
solving.
3. Solve time-related word problems accurately.

1. Dealing with Remainders


When dividing whole numbers, sometimes the division is not exact, and a remainder is left.

● Formula: Dividend=(Divisor×Quotient)+Remainder
● Example:
20÷6=3 R 2 (The quotient is 3, and the remainder is 2.)

Ways to Interpret Remainders in Word Problems


1. Round Up: If a full unit is needed despite the remainder.
○ Example: If 22 students need 5 desks, each desk seats 4. You need 22÷4=5 R 2.
You’ll need 6 desks.
2. Drop the Remainder: When only complete units are meaningful.
○ Example: You can form complete groups of 5 students from 22 students. 22÷5=4
R 2. Only 4 full groups are formed.
3. Use the Remainder: The remainder itself provides information.
○ Example: If 22 chocolates are distributed equally among 6 kids, each gets 3
chocolates with 2 left over.

2. Tagalize It! (Math Vocabulary in Filipino)


It’s useful to know how math concepts are expressed in Tagalog. Below are common terms:

● Addition – Pagdaragdag
● Subtraction – Pagbabawas
● Multiplication – Pagmumultiplikasyon
● Division – Paghahati or Pagdidibisyon
● Quotient – Quosyente
● Remainder – Sobra
● Average – Pangkaraniwan

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● Product – Produkto

Example in Filipino:
● Problem: “Ang 20 ay hahatiin sa 6. Ilan ang magiging quosyente at sobra?”
Solution: 20÷6=3 R 2.
Sagot: Quosyente: 3, Sobra: 2.

3. Time Problems
In time problems, students often work with conversions between hours, minutes, and
seconds, or find time differences.

Common Time Conversions


● 1 hour = 60 minutes
● 1 minute = 60 seconds
● 24 hours = 1 day

Example 1: Elapsed Time Problem


● Problem: If a train departs at 2:45 PM and arrives at 5:20 PM, how long is the trip?
Solution:
5:20−2:45=2 hours and 35 minutes5:20 - 2:45 = 2 \, \text{hours and} \,
35 \, \text{minutes}5:20−2:45=2hours and35minutes.

Example 2: Time Addition Problem


● Problem: Add 2 hours and 45 minutes to 10:30 AM.
Solution:
10:30+2:45=1:15 PM.

Practice Quiz (20 Questions)


Part A: Dealing with Remainders (Questions 1–7)
1. What is the remainder when 25 is divided by 4?
2. How many full boxes (each holding 8 items) are needed to store 75 items?

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3. Divide 50 by 6. Write the quotient and remainder.
4. A baker bakes 45 cookies and packs them into boxes of 7. How many cookies remain
unpacked?
5. If 18 people share 4 pizzas equally, how many whole slices does each person get, and
what is the remainder?
6. Which interpretation fits this: 17÷5=3 R 2, and you need to round up?
7. Divide 92 by 10. What is the remainder?

Part B: Tagalize It! (Questions 8–12)


8. Translate: “The sum of 8 and 12 is 20” into Tagalog.
9. Translate: “What is the product of 5 and 9?” into Tagalog.
10. Find the quotient and sobra: 19÷4.
11. “Pagdaragdag ng 7 at 3 ay 10.” What operation does this represent?
12. Translate: “Divide 36 by 6 and give the remainder” into Tagalog.

Part C: Time Problems (Questions 13–20)


13. How many seconds are there in 2 minutes and 30 seconds?
14. A bus trip starts at 9:15 AM and ends at 12:40 PM. How long does the trip take?
15. Add 3 hours and 25 minutes to 7:50 PM. What time is it?
16. Subtract 1 hour and 15 minutes from 4:30 PM. What time is it?
17. How many hours are there from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM?
18. Convert 150 minutes into hours and minutes.
19. A movie starts at 3:45 PM and runs for 2 hours and 50 minutes. What time does it end?
20. If it takes 35 minutes to bake a cake and the oven is preheated at 6:20 PM, at what time
will the cake be ready?

Answer Key
Part A: Dealing with Remainders (1–7)
1. 1
2. 10 full boxes
3. Quotient: 8, Remainder: 2
4. 3 cookies remain
5. Each person gets 4 slices, remainder: 2
6. You need 4 groups to fit all items (round up to 4).
7. Remainder: 2

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Part B: Tagalize It! (8–12)
8. “Ang kabuuan ng 8 at 12 ay 20.”
9. “Ano ang produkto ng 5 at 9?”
10. Quosyente: 4, Sobra: 3
11. Addition (Pagdaragdag)
12. “Hatiin ang 36 sa 6 at ibigay ang sobra.”

Part C: Time Problems (13–20)


13. 150 seconds
14. 3 hours and 25 minutes
15. 11:15 PM
16. 3:15 PM
17. 10 hours and 30 minutes
18. 2 hours and 30 minutes
19. 6:35 PM
20. 6:55 PM

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