This polynomial project has two steps: [1] Expressing room areas and perimeters as polynomial expressions. [2] Calculating areas and perimeters given that the kitchen and dining room perimeters are equal, represented by the variable x. Students must show all work, have the correct answers, and determine 3 ways to solve for x with an explanation. The project also involves calculating flooring costs for various rooms based on price per square foot.
This polynomial project has two steps: [1] Expressing room areas and perimeters as polynomial expressions. [2] Calculating areas and perimeters given that the kitchen and dining room perimeters are equal, represented by the variable x. Students must show all work, have the correct answers, and determine 3 ways to solve for x with an explanation. The project also involves calculating flooring costs for various rooms based on price per square foot.
This polynomial project has two steps: [1] Expressing room areas and perimeters as polynomial expressions. [2] Calculating areas and perimeters given that the kitchen and dining room perimeters are equal, represented by the variable x. Students must show all work, have the correct answers, and determine 3 ways to solve for x with an explanation. The project also involves calculating flooring costs for various rooms based on price per square foot.
This polynomial project has two steps: [1] Expressing room areas and perimeters as polynomial expressions. [2] Calculating areas and perimeters given that the kitchen and dining room perimeters are equal, represented by the variable x. Students must show all work, have the correct answers, and determine 3 ways to solve for x with an explanation. The project also involves calculating flooring costs for various rooms based on price per square foot.
This project counts as 1 test grade. The project will be broken into two steps. Answers must have supporting work. The project is one sided so you may put supporting work on the opposite page. Label it clearly. Sloppy work will not be graded. NOTE: All dimensions are in feet, indicating appropriate units on the answer sheet.
Step 1. Expressing areas and perimeters as polynomial expressions
∙ On a separate sheet of paper work each of the questions below.
∙ Your work must be clearly numbered, labeled and neat.
Answers must be in simplified form.
∙ All answers are polynomial expressions.
1) Find the area of each room. Record your answers on the answer sheet. 2) Find the perimeter of each room. Record your answers on the answer sheet. 3) Find the total area of the Master Bedroom and the Master Closet. 4) Find the perimeter of the Master Bedroom and the Master Closet. 5) Find the total area of the Bedroom, Closet, and Bathroom. 6) Find the perimeter of the Bedroom, Closet, and Bathroom. 7) Find the area of the whole house. 8) Find the perimeter of the whole house.
Step 2. Calculating areas and perimeters – due:_____________________________
∙ On a separate sheet of paper work each of the questions below.
∙ Your work must be clearly numbered, labeled and neat.
9) The perimeter of the kitchen and the perimeter of the dining room are exactly the same. Write an equation to represent that the perimeters are equal. 10) Solve the equation you wrote in #9 for x.
11) Substitute the value you found for x to find the area of each room. Record your answer on the answer sheet. 12) Substitute the value you found for x to find the perimeter of each room. Record your answer on the answer sheet. 13) Substitute the value you found for x to find the area of the whole house. 14) Substitute the value you found for x to find the perimeter of the whole house. 15) You want to put carpet in the Master Bedroom, the Master Closet, the Bedroom, the Closet, and the Living Room. You checked with various stores and found that the best deal was given by a company who will charge you $3.49 per square foot (this includes carpet pad and labor). Calculate the total cost for carpeting these rooms. 16) You want to put vinyl flooring in the Bathroom. You checked with various stores and found that the best deal was given by a company who will charge you $3.79 per square foot (labor included). Calculate the total cost for the vinyl flooring. 17) You want to put hardwood flooring in the Hallway. You checked with various stores and found that the best deal was given by a company who will charge you $5.99 per square foot plus $375 for labor. Calculate the total cost for the hardwood flooring. 18) You want to put ceramic tile flooring in your Kitchen and Dining Room. You checked with various stores and found that the best deal was given by a company who will charge you $3.00 per square foot plus $320 for labor. Calculate the total cost for the ceramic tile flooring.
Grading Rubric:
45% for showing all work clearly.
45% for the correct answers.
10% for determining 3 ways to solve for x with an explanation,
All answers must be recorded in the spaces provided, including the units. All work must be attached and numbered/labeled appropriately.
