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    The document discusses using mathematical modeling to solve real-world problems. It provides examples of using shapes like circles and cylinders to represent quantities like coins, biscuits, and other objects to calculate values like volume and area. The goal is to use formal notation and graphical representations to find quantitative answers to practical questions.

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    The document discusses using mathematical modeling to solve real-world problems. It provides examples of using shapes like circles and cylinders to represent quantities like coins, biscuits, and other objects to calculate values like volume and area. The goal is to use formal notation and graphical representations to find quantitative answers to practical questions.

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    Top of The Iceberg Formal Notation: Building Stones Graphing

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    Hisbul Ansor
    The document discusses using mathematical modeling to solve real-world problems. It provides examples of using shapes like circles and cylinders to represent quantities like coins, biscuits, and other objects to calculate values like volume and area. The goal is to use formal notation and graphical representations to find quantitative answers to practical questions.

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    V <- top of the iceberg
    Formal notation  Sa = 2
    Volume is amount
    of coins Two congruent circle and a
    rectangular
    Building stones
    graphing
    <- floating
    capacity
    Stack of Cylinder covers by
    chocolate coins paper
    Model

    Mathematics Chocolate coins Stack of biscuit


    context
    problem
    How many coins fit in the
    How many plastic area
    cylindrical plastic?
    needed to cover biscuits?

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