Properties covered so far:
- Commutative
- Associative
- Reflexive
- Symmetric
- Closure
- Transitive
- Distributive
- Identity
- Property of Opposites
- Property of Opposite of a Sum
Make a real-life example not shown in the videos you've seen for each property above. You will receive one point for each appropriate example. Make sure to include both of your names. Good luck, and be creative!
Commutative: When putting on shoes, if you put the left one on and then the right one on, and the next time you put the right one on and then the left one on, in both cases, you still get two shoes on.
ReplyDeleteAssociative: One day, Esul pairs up with Ashley and goes to the cafeteria, with Soomin trailing behind. The next day, Esul trails behind while Ashley and Soomin pair up and go to the cafeteria. But the result is the same because all three get to the cafeteria.
Reflexive: Soomin’s macbook is always Soomin’s macbook no matter what position it is in.
Symmetric: Esul’s pencil case is the same as Ashley’s pencil case and Ashley’s pencil case is the same as Esul’s pencil case.
Closure: An outfit made up of jeans and a pink t-shirt always equals an outfit made up of jeans and a pink t-shirt, not an outfit made up of a skirt and a yellow blouse.
Transitive: Ashley’s purple manicure is the same shade as Esul’s purple manicure, and Esul’s purple manicure is the same shade as Soomin’s purple manicure, thus Ashley’s purple manicure is the same shade as Soomin’s purple manicure.
Distributive: If you go to a birthday party, they can’t give a goody bag to just one person and not the other, they have to distribute the goody bags to everybody.
Identity: If Esul’s poor and Ashley and Soomin don’t give her money, Esul is still poor.
Property of Opposites: If you are sick and you get medicine, then you are not sick anymore and there is no medicine left, so the two things cancel each other out.
Property of Opposite of a Sum: Esul went skiiing and broke her leg. At a different time, Soomin went skiing and broke her leg. The result is that they both broke their legs. But if Esul and Soomin went skiing together and broke their legs together, the result is the same as the previous situation: they both broke their legs.
Commutative Property
ReplyDeleteA person goes to a supermarket and buys 2 eggs and then goes to the department store and purchases 4 mink coats. On that same day, her friend first buys 4 mink coats and then goes to the supermarket to buy 2 eggs. Even though they bought the objects in a different order, they have the same amount of eggs and mink coats.
Associative Property
Bob ordered 2 notebooks and 1 pencil online. The next day, 1 notebook arrived with 1 pencil. On day 3, he received his other notebook. His friend, Wing Wing, bought 2 notebooks and 1 pencil online too. However, he received 1 notebook first, and then a day later, the other notebook and the pencil came together. Even though the orders came differently, the two friends have the same amount of notebooks and pencils.
Reflexive Property
Lily got a makeover from her friends. They changed her hair, bought new clothes for her, did her nails, and got her new shoes. However, she is still Lily.
Symmetric Property
If you can get an apple for $3.15, then for $3.15 you can get an apple.
Closure
If Minnie has bows and hair, then she gets hair with bows in it, not a fruit salad.
Transitive Property
3 Friends want to have matching bracelets. Jackie has the same bracelet as Leigh, and Leigh has the same bracelet as Bianca. Therefore, Bianca has the same bracelet as Leigh.
Distributive Property
Jody brought cookies to school to hand out to her math and science class. She hands them to her math and science classmates altogether at once at lunch. The next day, Jody brought cookies again. However, this time, she handed them out, one class by one. Even though she handed them out differently from the day before, all her mat hand science classmates got a cookie.
Identity Property
a. Stacy has 5 t-shirts in her closet. Then she went shopping and didn’t buy anything. She still has 5 t-shirts in her closet.
b. There are 3 chairs in a room. A glass chair, a plastic chair, and a wooden chair. There are 3 * 1 = 3 chairs.
9.Property of Opposites
Justin walks 5 meters to the left. Then he walks 5 meters to the right. He ends up where he began (0).
10 Property of Opposites of a Sum
Emmo has a bad attitude about everything. One day, she met her friends Bright and Cookie Monster. Because of Emmo, Bright and Cookie Monster become very negative about life. However, if Emmo meets each Bright and Cookie Monster separately, they still get a bad attitude.
Commutative Property - When you make curry and you put the potatoes first, then onions, you get curry. When you put the onions in first, then the potatoes, it is still curry. The order of putting in vegetables changes but not the outcome.
ReplyDeleteAssociative Property - Bob wants to make a strawberry smoothie so he adds 5 strawberries and one banana and mixes it up. After it is mixed up he adds in one scoop of vanilla ice cream and blends it once more to make a yummy strawberry smoothie. Cathy adds one banana and one scoop of ice cream and blends that first, then she adds in the 5 strawberries and blends it again to make a yummy strawberry smoothie.
Reflexive Property - Mr. Jobe looks in the mirror and sees Mr. Jobe.
Symmetric Property - Faith’s macbook pro (a) is equal to Jun’s macbook pro(b). Therefore Jun’s macbook pro(b) is equal to Faith’s macbook pro(a).
Closure Property - Lauren wants to eat a hotdog. She puts a bun and a sausage together to make a hot dog, not a salad.
Transitive Property - The red board marker is the same color as the background of the dog poster. The background of the dog poster is the same color as the red monster on the Transformations poster. Therefore the red board marker and the monster are the same color.
Distributive Property - A mom with three children gives a kiss to only one child. ): The two children who didn’t get a kiss felt sad and started to cry, so the mom distributed her kiss to all three children.
Identity Property - A salesperson had 750 candies in his shop. On one sales day, he sold 0 candies. Therefore the salesperson still had 750 candies in his shop.
Property of Opposites - A dog breeder had 5 beagles. That same day she sold 5 beagles. Therefore she has no beagles.
Property of Opposite of a Sum - Cathy used deodorant to cancel out her sweat. Later, Bob used Cathy’s deodorant to cancel out his sweat. They both used deodorant at the same time to cancel out their sweat.
Commutative
ReplyDelete* Hwajung and Jayoon have cookies and a cake in front of them. Hwajung eats the cookie first, and then the cake. Jayoon eats the cake first, and then the cookie. But both of them end up eating the same thing- cake and the cookie.
Associative
* Two students went to the stationary store to get a notebook, a pencil, and a ruler. The rulers, pencil, and notebook each costed $2. One student calculated the pencil and notebook’s cost first, then added the ruler’s cost, but the other student calculated the ruler and the pencil first, then added the notebook’s cost. No matter which order the pencil, ruler, and notebook are calculated, the total cost is the same.
Reflexive
* Hwajung’s macbook is the same as Jayoon’s macbook.
4. Symmetric
* There is a red keyboard skin,and a pink keyboard skin. They are basically the same thing, only the color is different.
Closure
* If you put cream cheese on a bagel, the bagel becomes bagel covered with cream cheese.
Transitive
* Jayoon’s lip balm is the same color as Hwajung’s skin. Hwajung’s skin color is the same color as the desk’s color. Therefor, Jayoon’s lip balm color is the same color as the desk.
Distributive
* A girl went to Paris for her Winter break, and since it was sale season, she bought three same models of a Chanel bag. She keeps one bag for herself, and when she gets back to New York, she distributes one of her two left bags to her best friend. They now have the same bad, and go to meet another friend. The friend gets mad, because the girl didn’t distribute the bad to her. The girl ends up distributing her bag to every one of the two friends.
Identity
* If you put 0ml of water in the lemonade, there is no change to the lemonade neither amount nor concentration.
Property of Opposites
* If a fire man and Ice man shoot their energy to each other and those energies meet in the middle, and there’s a crash, there’s nothing left.
Property of Opposite of a sum
* Batman and Superman had a big battle to take over the world, Batman as the bad guy, and Superman as the good guy. Superman looses the battle to Batman, and Batman takes over the world. So, everything in the world becomes bad like Batman
Commutative Property
ReplyDelete-On Monday, you go to a store to buy a pencil and an eraser. The first time, you pay $4 for the pencil and then $3 for the eraser.On Thursday, you go to the store to buy the same things. This time, you pay $3 for the eraser first and then pay $4 for the pencil. Whichever order you purchase the items you’re still spending a total of $7.
Associative Property
-It’s Christmas! Gus receives $2 and $4 put together in an envelope as a Christmas present from his grandparents. Next, he receives $3 from his parents. Yena receives $2 from her grandparents as a christmas present, then $4 and $3 put together in an envelope from her parents. Although the grouping of the money changed, the result is still the same.
Reflexive Property
-The door in the math class equals the door. a=a
Symmetric Property
-If the color of the macbook is the same color with the whiteboard, then the color of the whiteboard equals the color of the macbook. a=b,b=a
Closure Property
-If you add tomato sauce with spaghetti noodles, the result can only be a tomato spaghetti, not a hotdog.
Transitive Property
-If the color of the desk is the same with the color of the door and the color of the door is the same with the garfield poster, the color of the desk is the same with the color of the garfield poster. a=b,b=c then, a=c
Distributive Property
-Yena has 1 notebook and Gus has 2 notebooks. Mr.Jobe decides to give both Yena and Gus two times the number of their notebook for being such good students. Yena receives 2 notebooks and Gus gets 4 notebooks. So, in total, Yena has 3 notebooks and Gus has 6 notebooks. The number of notebooks they both have is 9 notebooks.
a(b+c)=ab+ac
Identity Property
-If you have a whiteboard with nothing on it and you try to write on it with a marker with no ink, you’ll still have a clear whiteboard.
Property of Opposites
-The snow and sunlight are opposites. When there is snow on the ground and the sun appears, the sun cancels out, or melts the snow.
Property of Opposites of a Sum
-There is a ferocious dog living in the neighborhood. When Amy and Jane walk down the road and get bitten by the dog, it’s the same thing with Amy going separately and getting bitten by the dog and Jane going separately and getting bitten,
Haeley & Lucy: Your Associative Property is confusing, and your Transitive Property was not entirely correct.
ReplyDeleteFaith & Jun/HwaJung & JaYoon: Your Property of the Opposite of a Sum were not accurate.