How Many Problems Must Darren Correct Each Week?

Darren's Homework Calculation

Given Data: Darren teaches 25 students, assigns homework 3 times a week, and each assignment has 12 problems.

To find out how many problems Darren must correct each week, we start by multiplying the number of students with the frequency of homework assignments per week: 25 x 3 = 75.

After determining that Darren has to deal with 75 homework assignments per week, we then consider the number of problems in each assignment. Since each assignment consists of 12 problems, we multiply the total assignments per week with the number of problems in each assignment: 75 x 12 = 900.

Therefore, Darren is required to correct 900 problems each week to assess his students' work and provide them with feedback and grades on their homework.

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