Dogecoin Math: A Fifth Grade Final Exam - To the Moon!310

Alright, fellow Doge-lovers! Get ready for the ultimate test of your crypto-knowledge and mathematical prowess! This ain't your grandma's math exam; we're talking *Dogecoin* math, the kind that sends shibes to the moon! Prepare yourselves for the Dogecoin Math: A Fifth Grade Final Exam.

Instructions: Show your work! Use crayons if you feel inspired. Remember, even if your answer isn't perfectly precise, the spirit of Doge is all about community and having fun! So, let's unleash our inner mathematicians and embark on this paw-some adventure!

Section 1: Basic Dogeonomics (40 points total)

1. (5 points) If you start with 100 Dogecoins and your investment doubles in value, how many Dogecoins do you *effectively* have? (Hint: Think about the value, not just the number of coins.)

2. (5 points) Imagine you bought 500 Dogecoins at a price of $0.10 per Dogecoin. How much did you spend in total?

3. (10 points) Let's say the price of Dogecoin goes up by 25% from $0.10. What is the new price per Dogecoin? Then, calculate how much your 500 Dogecoins are now worth.

4. (10 points) Your friend bought 1000 Dogecoins at $0.05 and sold them at $0.15. Calculate their profit. Then, calculate their percentage profit (profit divided by initial investment, multiplied by 100%).

5. (10 points) If you give 25% of your 1000 Dogecoins to a fellow shibe, how many Dogecoins do you have left? How many Dogecoins did you give away?

Section 2: Advanced Doge-Calculations (60 points total)

6. (15 points) Let's imagine a scenario where the price of Dogecoin follows a pattern. On Day 1, it's $0.10. On Day 2, it increases by $0.02. On Day 3, it increases by another $0.02. If this pattern continues for 5 days, what will the price of Dogecoin be on Day 5? Create a table to show your work.

7. (15 points) You're planning a Dogecoin-themed birthday party. You need to buy Doge-themed cupcakes for 12 friends. Each cupcake costs $2.50. You also want to buy a Doge piñata for $15. Calculate the total cost of the party.

8. (15 points) Let's say the total market capitalization of Dogecoin is $10 billion. There are 132 billion Dogecoins in circulation. Calculate the price per Dogecoin (Market Cap / Number of coins). Show your work and explain your calculations.

9. (15 points) This is a word problem involving fractions! You own 1/4 of a Dogecoin mining pool that earns 500 Dogecoins per day. How many Dogecoins do you earn each day? If you reinvest all your earnings for 5 days, how many Dogecoins will you have accumulated in total?

Section 3: Doge-Thinking (Bonus – 10 points)

10. (10 points) Explain in your own words why it's important to do your research and understand the risks involved before investing in cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin. What are some of the factors that can affect the price of Dogecoin?

Answer Key (For Teachers and Parents Only – Don't peek!):

This section will contain the answers to the problems above. Remember, the focus should be on the process of learning and understanding the concepts, not just getting the right answer. Encourage creative solutions and explanations!

Grading Rubric: Points will be awarded based on the accuracy of calculations and the clarity of explanations. Bonus points will be given for creativity and thoroughness.

Remember: To the moon! And don't forget to HODL! (Hold On for Dear Life!)

2025-03-18

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