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How would your answers change?  \nFRAZER’S WALL CHALLENGE 1 ANSWERS  \nFrazer spent 5 days building a wall with 100 bricks in.  \nHe got better each day and managed to lay 4 more bricks than the previous day.  \nHow many bricks did he lay each day?  \n\n| Day 1:\u003Cbr>12 bricks | Day 2:\u003Cbr>16 bricks | Day 3:\u003Cbr>20 bricks | Day 4:\u003Cbr>24 bricks | Day 5:\u003Cbr>28 bricks |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nWhat if the brick wall had 200 bricks? How would your answers change?  \n\n| Day 1:\u003Cbr>32 bricks | Day 2:\u003Cbr>36 bricks | Day 3:\u003Cbr>40 bricks | Day 4:\u003Cbr>44 bricks | Day 5:\u003Cbr>48 bricks |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nEach day would have 20 more bricks than for the previous answer, since 20 x 5 = 100 (and we need 100 more bricks) .","cbCaiiCN3VLGuWMX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiCN3VLGuWMX","pdf",270408,"English","# Frazer's Wall Challenge 1\n## 100 Bricks Calculation\n## 200 Bricks Calculation","[{\"question\":\"How many bricks did Frazer lay on the first day for a 100-brick wall?\",\"answer\":\"Frazer laid 12 bricks on the first day.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the constant daily increase in the number of bricks laid?\",\"answer\":\"Frazer lays 4 more bricks each day than the previous day.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the total bricks change when moving from a 100-brick wall to a 200-brick wall?\",\"answer\":\"Each day requires 20 more bricks compared to the original 100-brick scenario, because the total increase of 100 bricks is distributed evenly over the 5-day building period.\"}]","Frazer's Wall Challenge - Math Learning Exercise | PDF",1792669039]