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role stringclasses 2 values	content stringlengths 0 2.1k	session_id int64 10 21.7k	sequence_id int64 0 2.38k	annotations listlengths 0 8
student	Am I right?	21,097	263	[]
student	was	21,097	264	[]
volunteer	I am just saying that 40 is the correct answer because 3/5 is the same fraction as 24/40	21,097	265	[]
volunteer	they represent the same ratio	21,097	266	[]
student	40	21,097	267	[]
student	So	21,097	268	[]
student	You don't have to do all the 24 divided by 40. It's just showing that it goes to the final, um,	21,097	269	[]
student	part of action.	21,097	270	[]
student	Because 2440.	21,097	271	[]
student	Like I said, they	21,097	272	[]
student	They are the same, but yeah, I get what you're saying.	21,097	273	[]
student	That's 40.	21,097	274	[]
student	Yeah.	21,097	275	[]
student	So our final answer would be 40.	21,097	276	[]
student	Right	21,097	277	[]
volunteer	right	21,097	278	[]
student	OK.	21,097	279	[]
student	Um, yeah, so.	21,097	280	[]
student	You wanna do.	21,097	281	[]
student	01 more.	21,097	282	[]
volunteer	you can write a ratio like 3:5 or 35	21,097	283	[]
volunteer	3/5	21,097	284	[]
student	Yeah, because ratios are like fractions.	21,097	285	[]
volunteer	yes	21,097	286	[]
student	Yeah, um.	21,097	287	[]
student	OK, so,	21,097	288	[]
student	You wanna do one more?	21,097	289	[]
student	If that's fine with you.	21,097	290	[]
student	On a different topic.	21,097	291	[]
volunteer	ok, one more	21,097	292	[]
student	OK.	21,097	293	[]
student	Thank you, Mr. Lee. Uh, let me take it out.	21,097	294	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Mr. Lee", "start": 11, "end": 18 } ]
student	All right, Mr. Lee, um, let me write it out.	21,097	295	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Mr. Lee", "start": 11, "end": 18 } ]
student	question.	21,097	296	[]
student	Well,	21,097	297	[]
student	All right, so,	21,097	298	[]
student	Uh, let me try first, right? And then, uh,	21,097	299	[]
student	You assist if I, and then you help me out later.	21,097	300	[]
student	So let me try first.	21,097	301	[]
volunteer	Sure	21,097	302	[]
volunteer	Not sure what you are doing	21,097	303	[]
student	Give me one second, I'll.	21,097	304	[]
student	Let me just	21,097	305	[]
student	Brainstorm.	21,097	306	[]
student	Hi, Mr. Lee, uh, Mr. Lee, sorry. Uh, you can.	21,097	307	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Mr. Lee", "start": 4, "end": 11 }, { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Mr. Lee", "start": 17, "end": 24 } ]
student	Come help me because I'm just, my way of doing it is just putting in numbers.	21,097	308	[]
student	To see which one.	21,097	309	[]
student	Uh, helps.	21,097	310	[]
student	Which one solves X, which will take ages.	21,097	311	[]
student	So	21,097	312	[]
student	I would like to see the way you do it.	21,097	313	[]
student	This way, next time I have this type of problem.	21,097	314	[]
student	I can.	21,097	315	[]
student	Do it with your help.	21,097	316	[]
student	Meaning you're	21,097	317	[]
student	Way	21,097	318	[]
student	Go ahead.	21,097	319	[]
volunteer	Yes, that might take a while, athough it is one way to do it	21,097	320	[]
student	Um	21,097	321	[]
student	I mean, it's fine with me.	21,097	322	[]
volunteer	the strategy is get all the x terms on one side and all the numbers on the other side	21,097	323	[]
student	I was thinking that, so 7 X.	21,097	324	[]
student	Plus 3 X.	21,097	325	[]
student	If I'm right	21,097	326	[]
student	Is that	21,097	327	[]
student	Get the Exelon?	21,097	328	[]
student	The exters	21,097	329	[]
volunteer	one way to do that is to subtract 3x from both sides	21,097	330	[]
student	Both sides, you mean like from like.	21,097	331	[]
student	Like, decide.	21,097	332	[]
student	I	21,097	333	[]
student	Decide and like a side.	21,097	334	[]
student	Hm, OK.	21,097	335	[]
student	Uh, this would be	21,097	336	[]
student	32X1 is uh 7 minus that would be 4 eggs.	21,097	337	[]
student	Or eggs.	21,097	338	[]
student	Or uh eggs.	21,097	339	[]
student	That	21,097	340	[]
student	And then 3 eggs.	21,097	341	[]
student	3 x minus 3 x would be 0.	21,097	342	[]
student	That's a 0. So this is just 4 eggs.	21,097	343	[]
student	Right, Mr. Lee	21,097	344	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Mr. Lee", "start": 7, "end": 14 } ]
volunteer	yes, 4x	21,097	345	[]
student	OK, so that would equal 28.	21,097	346	[]
student	So	21,097	347	[]
student	I don't understand. Uh, did we solve the eggs?	21,097	348	[]
student	So does that mean X is 28?	21,097	349	[]
volunteer	Now you subtract 4 from both sides	21,097	350	[]
student	OK. Uh, so you would do.	21,097	351	[]
student	Um, this?	21,097	352	[]
student	That's	21,097	353	[]
student	For no more.	21,097	354	[]
student	Is that the way to go out?	21,097	355	[]
volunteer	Keep going	21,097	356	[]
student	OK, so	21,097	357	[]
student	That's 24.	21,097	358	[]
student	So	21,097	359	[]
student	24. I don't understand what we just solved. So like X is 24.	21,097	360	[]
volunteer	so 4x =24	21,097	361	[]
volunteer	You have 4x on the left and 24 on the right	21,097	362	[]

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