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      cookieandmonster
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      Peter had 632 stamps and Freddy had 80 stamps. After their father had given them each an equal number of stamps, Peter had 5 times as many stamps as Freddy. How many stamps did their father give to each of them?

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        doraemo
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        please help: 2 questions


        1.\tThere were some orange beads and 28 red beads and green beads in a container. There were two more green beads than red beads, and 6 fewer orange beads than red. How many beads were there altogether?

        2.\tJar Y has 22 more sweets than Jar Z and Jar Z has 16 more sweets than Jar X. The total number of sweets in Jars Y and Z is 5 times the number of sweets in Jar X.

        (a)\tHow many sweets are there altogether?
        (b)\tHow many sweets should be transferred from Jar Y to the other two Jars so that there is an equal number of sweets in all three jars?

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          2Transformer
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          Please help on the following questions:-


          1. Mr. Yong gave $840 of his salary to his mother and gave 1/5 of his remaining salary to his wife. If he had 1/3 of his salary left, how much was his salary?

          2. Robert wanted to buy 12 erasers but he found that he was short of $0.80. If he bought 8 erasers, he would have $1.60 left over. How much money did Robert have?

          3. There were 3/4 as many students in Camp A than in Camp B. After 25 pupils joined Camp B, the ratio of the number of students in Camp B to Camp A becomes 7:4. Find the number of students in Camp B at first.

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            chloecube
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            MathIzzzFun:
            chloecube:

            Three team A,B&C participated in a competition. There were 34 pupils in team B & C. If 22 pupil were not in team B n 28 pupil were in team C,how many pupil were there altogether in the three teams?


            22 pupils not in Team B means
            Team A & C --> 22

            28 pupils not in Team C means
            Team A & B --> 28

            Team B & C --> 34

            Total number of pupils in Team A & B & C --> (22 + 28 + 34) / 2 = 42

            cheers.

            :thankyou:

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              MathIzzzFun
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              2Transformer:
              Please help on the following questions:-


              1. Mr. Yong gave $840 of his salary to his mother and gave 1/5 of his remaining salary to his wife. If he had 1/3 of his salary left, how much was his salary?
              Remainder --> 5 units
              wife --> 1 unit
              Left --> 4 units = 1/3 of salary
              salary --> 12 units

              12 units - 5 units = 7 units --> $840
              1 unit --> $ 120

              salary --> 12 x $120 = $ 1440

              cheers.

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                MathIzzzFun
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                2Transformer:
                Please help on the following questions:-


                2. Robert wanted to buy 12 erasers but he found that he was short of $0.80. If he bought 8 erasers, he would have $1.60 left over. How much money did Robert have?

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                4 erasers --> $ 1.60 + $0.80 = $ 2.40

                1 eraser --> $ 0.60

                Robert's money --> 8 x $ 0.60 + $ 1.60 = $ 6.40

                cheers.

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                  MathIzzzFun
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                  2Transformer:
                  Please help on the following questions:-


                  3. There were 3/4 as many students in Camp A than in Camp B. After 25 pupils joined Camp B, the ratio of the number of students in Camp B to Camp A becomes 7:4. Find the number of students in Camp B at first.
                  The number of students in Camp A remained the same, so make the ratio part for Camp A the same in the \"start\" and \"end\" ratios.

                  At first, students in Camp A : Camp B = 3 : 4 --> 12u : 16u
                  In the end, students in Camp A : Camp B --> 4 : 7 --> 12u : 21u

                  Increase in number of students in Camp B = 21u - 16u = 5u

                  5u --> 25
                  1u --> 5

                  At first, number of students in Camp B --> 16 x 5 = 80

                  cheers.

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                    cookieandmonster
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                    Please help with this question:


                    Peter had 632 stamps and Freddy had 80 stamps. After their father had given them each an equal number of stamps, Peter had 5 times as many stamps as Freddy. How many stamps did their father give to each of them?

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                      Oldschool
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                      cookieandmonster:
                      Please help with this question:


                      Peter had 632 stamps and Freddy had 80 stamps. After their father had given them each an equal number of stamps, Peter had 5 times as many stamps as Freddy. How many stamps did their father give to each of them?
                      Hi,

                      Father gave each of them U stamps, so

                      632 + U = 5(80 + U)
                      632 + U = 400 + 5U
                      U = 58

                      Regards

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                        2Transformer
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                        MathIzzzFun:
                        2Transformer:

                        Please help on the following questions:-


                        1. Mr. Yong gave $840 of his salary to his mother and gave 1/5 of his remaining salary to his wife. If he had 1/3 of his salary left, how much was his salary?

                        Remainder --> 5 units
                        wife --> 1 unit
                        Left --> 4 units = 1/3 of salary
                        salary --> 12 units

                        12 units - 5 units = 7 units --> $840
                        1 unit --> $ 120

                        salary --> 12 x $120 = $ 1440

                        cheers.

                        :thankyou: MathIzzzFun !! My son likes ALL your explaination.

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