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Weeding Challenge: Denali vs. Mahala in Rectangular Yard

In this problem, Denali and Mahala are tasked with weeding the borders of their rectangular yard. Denali begins by weeding 1 m on the south side before shifting to the north side when Mahala suggests a change. Meanwhile, Mahala completes the south side and moves to the north side, where she weeds an additional 2 m. The challenge is to determine which student weeded more along the borders and by how much. Engage in this scenario to explore collaborative work and individual contributions in a gardening task.

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Weeding Challenge: Denali vs. Mahala in Rectangular Yard

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  1. Bellringer • How could you solve this problem? • Denali and Mahala weed the borders on the north and south sides of their rectangular yard. Denali starts first and has weeded 1 m on the south side when Mahala says he should be weeding the north side. So, Denali moves to the north side. Mahala finishes weeding the south side. Then she moves to the north side where she weeds 2 m. Both students have then finished. Which student weeded more of the borders? How much more?

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