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There were supposed to be 2 people lined up 

in lane 1, 2 people in lane 2, 4 people in lane 

3, 3 people in lane 4, and 1 person in lane 5.

1. How many people would there be in all if no 

one in lane 2 showed up?

2. What's the percent of people in lane 3?

3. How many people were in lane 6?

In the 50 yard freestyle there were 8 lanes and only 4 

girls swam and 2 boys swam.   Half of the swimmers 

made the championship meet cut time.

1. What is the probability that a girl will win the race?

2. If the swimmers in lanes 2 and 7 didn't make the 

cut, what is the simplified fraction of people that made 

the cut over the number of people swimming in the 

race?

3. How many waffles are in the freezer?

Laurel swam a time of 30.27 seconds in her the 

50 yard butterfly the first week.

1. The second week, she swam .9 more than 

the first week, what was her time the second 

week?

2. If the qualifying time is 32.39, by how many 

seconds did she make it under by?

3. How many people were watching?

The manager wants to divide the YMCA pool.  

She wants the pool to have 2 sides using a 

divider, each side being 25 yards. (Hint: 1 

meter= 1.09 yards)

1. How wide does the divider have to be?

2. If you were to divide the pool into 3 unequal 

parts, not being rectangles or squares, what 

other shape could you divide it into?

3. When is the swim meet?

One lap equals 25 yards.

1. How many yards is 3 laps?

2. If one lap is 25 yards, how many meters 

is it?

3. How much chlorine is in the pool?

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