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    • O Offline
      Oldschool
      last edited by

      jolenekoh:
      Appreciate for the help šŸ™‚


      Mr. Thomas placed a row of flowerpots alont the path from the gate to the door of his bungalow. There were 18 flowerpots alont the path. A flowerpot was placed at every 5 m. How long was the path from the gate to the door?



      Thank you in advance
      Hi,

      I assume that the first pot start from the gate and the last pot end exactly at the door or vice versa.

      Then the path is 17 x 5 = 85m.

      This can be illustrated with a ruler to your kid.
      e.g. Starting from 0 to 10cm, if the point is 1cm apart then there are a total of 11 points.

      Regards

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        Oldschool
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        fann:
        Hihi,

        Can anyone help to solve this question?

        The cost of a pen and a pencil is $2.50. The cost of 2 such pens is the same as the cost of 3 such pencils. What is the cost of 5 such pencils?
        Hi,

        Alternatively,

        One set of (1 pen + 1 pencil) = $2.5

        If I buy one more set of (1 pen + 1 pencil), it will be

        (1 pen + 1 pencil) + (1 pen + 1 pencil) = $5

        2 pens + 2 pencils = $5

        Since 2 pens have the same cost as 3 pencils, then

        3 pencils + 2 pencils = $5, or

        5 pencils = $5

        Regards

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          fann
          last edited by

          Hi Signorwinter and Oldschool,

          Thank you so much for the solution.

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            fann
            last edited by

            Hi Signorwinter and Oldschool,

            Thank you so much for the solution.

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              crystal mom
              last edited by

              Hi!!

              I need solution to the following maths problems:
              1. \tAnne has five more 20 cents coins than 50 cents coins. The total amount of money she has is $4.50. How many of each coin does she have?
              2. \tMrs Chan has some sweets to be given to her pupils.
              If she gives each pupil 5 sweets, she will have 61 sweets left.
              If she gives each pupil 8 sweets, she will need 2 more sweets.
              How many pupils does Mrs Chan have ?

              Thanks !!

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                PapayaDad
                last edited by

                Anne has five more 20 cents coins than 50 cents coins. The total amount of money she has is $4.50. How many of each coin does she have?


                1 x 50c and 6 x 20c = $1.70
                2 x 50c and 7 x 20c = $2.40
                3 x 50c and 8 x 20c = $3.10
                4 x 50c and 9 x 20c = $3.80
                5 x 50c and 10 x 20c = $4.50

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  crystal mom:
                  2. Mrs Chan has some sweets to be given to her pupils.

                  If she gives each pupil 5 sweets, she will have 61 sweets left.
                  If she gives each pupil 8 sweets, she will need 2 more sweets.
                  How many pupils does Mrs Chan have ?

                  Thanks !!
                  Hi

                  In order to give each pupil 3 more sweets (8-5), Mrs Chan needs 63 (61+2)sweets.

                  Number of pupils ------ 63/3 ------21

                  Best wishes

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                    tianzhu
                    last edited by

                    crystal mom:
                    Hi!!

                    I need solution to the following maths problems:
                    1. \tAnne has five more 20 cents coins than 50 cents coins. The total amount of money she has is $4.50. How many of each coin does she have?
                    Hi

                    Another way is to use the \"Grouping concept\"

                    For five 20 cents coins, we have$1.

                    4.5 – 1 – 3.5

                    Consider a set or group of 20 cents coin and 50 cents coins. This gives a total of 70 cents.

                    5 groups will give $3.50

                    Hence, we have

                    10 20 cents coins

                    5 50 cents coins

                    Best wishes

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                      jolenekoh
                      last edited by

                      šŸ™‚


                      Kate had 120 beads less than Connie. Connie had 230 beads left after giving 80 beads to Kate. How many beads did they have altogether?

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                        Maths Hub
                        last edited by

                        jolenekoh:
                        šŸ™‚


                        Kate had 120 beads less than Connie. Connie had 230 beads left after giving 80 beads to Kate. How many beads did they have altogether?
                        Beads at start:
                        Connie: 1 unit
                        Kate: 1 unit - 120

                        Beads in the end:
                        Connie 230 (after giving 80 to kate)

                        In order to find Connie at start, we add back 80.

                        230+80=310

                        Kate at start: 310 - 120 = 190

                        Total at start: 190 + 310 = 500

                        Hope that helps.

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