Question

in the poem` problem solving`-how many attempts did jack make to solve the sum?

Answer 1

This is the poem:
"I think I've got the answer Miss,
The answer's forty-one!"
"The answer's nothing like it Jack,
Just show me what you've done"

"I've nothing here to show you, Miss,
I did it in my head"
"In that case, Jack, next time please use
The abacus instead"

"I think I've found the trouble, Miss,
The answers fifty-three"
"I'm sorry Jack, it's nothing like,
Come here and copy me"

The next day Jack was talking
With his dad and with his mum
"So Jack" they said "Did you find out
The answer to that sum?"

"I did" said Jack "Although I couldn't
Do it in my head
I found a way to get Miss Clark
To work it out instead!"

Jack tried 2 times and the 3rd time his teacher helped...


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Answer 2

Jack made two attempts, At first he said that he did it in his mind and later he said that he did it with abacus. At last he made his teacher solve the questions.

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