McGraw-Hill Mathematics: Grade 5, Chapter 5
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Beatles Fractions
The Beatles Concert Tickets
http://www.rarebeatles.com/photopg7/photopg7.htm
It began with a live performance on the Ed Sullivan Show that 73 million people tuned in to watch. Over the course of the next three years, the Beatles took America by storm, selling out stadiums from New York to Los Angeles, and everywhere in between. Visit this site to get a taste of Beatlemania, and the impression it has left to this day.
Round attendance figures to the nearest thousand. Express the answer as a fraction in its simplest form.
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1965 Tour
1. There are 76 Beatles shows listed at this Web site. How many of the shows are from 1965? Use the information in the shows column to find the answer. 2. Write a fraction in simplest form to fill in the blank. 3. Write a fraction in simplest form to fill in the blank. 4. Write a fraction in simplest form to fill in the blank. 5. At the February 11, 1964, show at the Washington Coliseum the most expensive ticket cost . The light green ticket cost as much, and the purple ticket cost as much. 6. A gray ticket to the Hollywood Bowl performance on August 30, 1965, cost as much as a rose ticket, and as much as a green ticket. 7. At the August 12, 1966, show at the International Amphitheater in Chicago, there were 8 seating sections for the afternoon show. |
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Math at Home
Today I learned about the Beatles' North American concert tours at a Web site! I learned that the Beatles played for a crowd of on August 29th, 1964, at New York's Forest Hills Tennis Stadium. They played for as many people on September 11th, 1964, at the Gatorbowl in Jacksonville! The largest crowd the Beatles played for was on August 15th, 1965, at Shea Stadium. There were people in attendance that day.
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You can find out more about this topic by asking your teacher or parents to show you other Web sites.