Anyone smarter than me help with this maths question?

Where the **** has the op gone……his silence on this matter better be the result of police incarceration following his falcon punching the teacher. I just hope he got the answer out of him first.
 
We had a similar issue in English homework for yr6.

Told my lad to say no options make sense. He wasn't brave enough to do that. He got no marks, and no explanation.

I like to think it is a test to see which pupils are prepared to question that the paper might be wrong. It clearly takes some courage to challenge, something that my son wasn't willing to do.
 
Exactly! Some mathematician will know the answer so I wouldn’t stress, especially at age 11 with that question :D do nothing is the right answer.
 
We had a similar issue in English homework for yr6.

Told my lad to say no options make sense. He wasn't brave enough to do that. He got no marks, and no explanation.

I like to think it is a test to see which pupils are prepared to question that the paper might be wrong. It clearly takes some courage to challenge, something that my son wasn't willing to do.

No, that's not how schools/teaching work.
 
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He's got the maths lesson where he's supposed to submit that homework today, so will find out later.

Was it an exercise sheet, textbook, photocopy/print out of some questions written by the teacher or some questions copied down (by your son) off the board?

Some context might help - even better just take a photo of the exercise sheet or whatever and post it as you've had some people spend time trying to solve it when it's nonsense, others trying to second guess whether it's a trick question etc.
 
Was it an exercise sheet, textbook, photocopy/print out of some questions written by the teacher or some questions copied down (by your son) off the board?

Some context might help - even better just take a photo of the exercise sheet or whatever and post it as you've had some people spend time trying to solve it when it's nonsense, others trying to second guess whether it's a trick question etc.
You've already asked this once, despite this already having been provided :confused:

 
You've already asked this once, despite this already having been provided :confused:

Ah didn't see the photo - so is that an exercise sheet the teacher has created & given out or is it a textbook/or some learning materials provided by a publisher?
 
No idea. It's been stuck in his exercise book - so I'm guessing they were handed out slips and made use of a prit stick. No information about the origins of the exercise is available.
 
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