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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • J Offline
      James Ang
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      Cheerfuldad:
      HI James Ang,


      You have made my day! I showed your method to my child and he can understand the concept.

      Thank you!
      That's great! šŸ˜„ Once the kids can understand the key concepts, Maths becomes fun and interesting.

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        leesf
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        BusyB:
        1/3 - 1/5 = 2/15


        2*2/15 of A's share = 70-10 (note: after A give to B, diff between them is 2 times the share given as B gain 1 share and A deduct 1 share)

        4/15 of A's share = 60
        1/15 of A's share = 15

        A's share - 15 * 15 = 225
        Hi busyB,

        Thanks for your answer. From where can tell diff b/w A & B is 2 times?

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          kitty2
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          Anyone has Red Swastika School Ca1 Maths answer sheet?My dd lost the answer sheet.If you've please share with me the answers.


          Thanks :udawoman: :udaman:

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            firebird
            last edited by

            Good morning


            Please help me on the following maths question:

            A fruit seller had a total of 204 red and green apples in the ratio of 9:8. After selling an equal number of each type of apples, the number of red and green apples left was in the ratio of 9:5. How many apples did he sell altogether?

            Many thanks.

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              mathsparks
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              mods, pls merge with http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?p=131282#131282

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                small
                last edited by

                Hi Firebird,


                solution for your question, hope this helps. šŸ™‚

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                http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aVyoLzi

                P/S: I have also included this in your another post. šŸ™‚

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                  peapot
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                  This may seem like the wrong question to post here but looking at the math guru here, I just wanna know anyone know of any particular Heuristic approach to Maths program available or tutor teaching such math that I can enrol my P1 child in? Apparently I m so bad with Math that I think I better get my child some help! Bad maths runs in the family.

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                    teacherJanice
                    last edited by

                    firebird:
                    Good morning


                    Please help me on the following maths question:

                    A fruit seller had a total of 204 red and green apples in the ratio of 9:8. After selling an equal number of each type of apples, the number of red and green apples left was in the ratio of 9:5. How many apples did he sell altogether?

                    Many thanks.
                    This is a popular question for PSLE. There are many types if before-after questions. For this question you must know that the DIFFERENCE is same because \"AN EQUAL number of each type of apples were sold\"

                    I am using the Model method to solve this question (However, I do not know how to upload the image šŸ˜ž

                    Hope this helps

                    Solution
                    Before:
                    Red: 9u
                    Green: 8u
                    Total: 17u
                    17u=204
                    1u= 12 (This is the difference)

                    After
                    Red: 9u
                    Green=5u
                    Difference: 9u-5u=4u

                    Since difference same 4u=12
                    1u=12/4 = 3

                    Green apples before: 8u x 12 = 96
                    Green apples after: 5u x 3 = 15

                    96-15=81
                    81 x 2 =162

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                      speedmaths.012624com
                      last edited by

                      firebird:
                      Good morning


                      Please help me on the following maths question:

                      A fruit seller had a total of 204 red and green apples in the ratio of 9:8. After selling an equal number of each type of apples, the number of red and green apples left was in the ratio of 9:5. How many apples did he sell altogether?

                      Many thanks.
                      =

                      This is a typical \"Double-Ratios\" Maths question.

                      You may use the \"Bags and Boxes Method\" to solve all/most \"Double-Ratios\" PSLE Maths questions.

                      This method is found in the \"Raffles Maths Tricks - Vol 1\" book, available at Popular book stores.

                      Note:

                      The 2 ratios here are 1:1 (clue: an equal number of each type of apples) and 9.5.

                      The 2 numbers are 108 and 96 (when added will give 204 apples)

                      Can you use the example given to solve the question?

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                        firebird
                        last edited by

                        Good evening


                        Please help me on the following P6 maths:

                        1) If Ahmad and Ben work together, they can complete a jop in 12 days. If
                        Ahmad and Ben worked together for 3 days, followed by Ben who
                        worked alone for the next 5 days, they can finish 5/12 of the job. How
                        many days will each of them need to complete the job if they were to
                        work alone?

                        2) Allyson, Betty and Charlene shared to buy a watch for their father on his
                        birthday. Allyson paid 1/4 of the total share of Betty and Charlene.
                        Betty paid 1/5 the total share of Allyson and Charlene. If Charalene
                        paid $56 more than Betty, how much did the watch cost?

                        Many thanks
                        firebird

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