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    Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!

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    • W Offline
      worldangel
      last edited by

      I have a question here:


      If the question never states to leave the answer as fraction/mixed number or decimal, can the child leave the answer as a decimal and still get it correct?

      For example, the child writes the answer as 6.66667 = 6.67. The answer is
      6 2/3.

      This is for a question in Paper 2 btw. Thanks in advance πŸ˜„

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        small
        last edited by

        worldangel:
        I have a question here:


        If the question never states to leave the answer as fraction/mixed number or decimal, can the child leave the answer as a decimal and still get it correct?

        For example, the child writes the answer as 6.66667 = 6.67. The answer is
        6 2/3.

        This is for a question in Paper 2 btw. Thanks in advance πŸ˜„
        Hi worldangle,

        My opinion is 6 2/3 will be good enough and sufficient and yet the kid not need to spend more time.

        πŸ™‚

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          CoffeeCat
          last edited by

          worldangel:
          I have a question here:


          If the question never states to leave the answer as fraction/mixed number or decimal, can the child leave the answer as a decimal and still get it correct?

          For example, the child writes the answer as 6.66667 = 6.67. The answer is
          6 2/3.

          This is for a question in Paper 2 btw. Thanks in advance πŸ˜„
          Even if you chose to leave as a decimal, should write 6.67 (correct to 2dp).

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            Hifive
            last edited by

            Hi, need help with this question:


            If @@### = 68, find the value of @@@#####.

            Thanks in advance!

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              small
              last edited by

              Hifive:
              Hi, need help with this question:


              If @@### = 68, find the value of @@@#####.

              Thanks in advance!
              I think something is missing there. :oops:

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                Hifive
                last edited by

                Hi small


                Thanks for your reply. This is a question from my son’s school homework. I’ve tried for quite a while but can’t get any solution. Pls help.

                Thanks

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                  worldangel
                  last edited by

                  small:
                  worldangel:

                  I have a question here:


                  If the question never states to leave the answer as fraction/mixed number or decimal, can the child leave the answer as a decimal and still get it correct?

                  For example, the child writes the answer as 6.66667 = 6.67. The answer is
                  6 2/3.

                  This is for a question in Paper 2 btw. Thanks in advance πŸ˜„

                  Hi worldangle,

                  My opinion is 6 2/3 will be good enough and sufficient and yet the kid not need to spend more time.

                  πŸ™‚

                  Yea but Paper 2 they can use calculator so they decided to leave their answer in decimal....I dunno what's going on in their head...and it was marked wrong...

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                    worldangel
                    last edited by

                    CoffeeCat:
                    worldangel:

                    I have a question here:


                    If the question never states to leave the answer as fraction/mixed number or decimal, can the child leave the answer as a decimal and still get it correct?

                    For example, the child writes the answer as 6.66667 = 6.67. The answer is
                    6 2/3.

                    This is for a question in Paper 2 btw. Thanks in advance πŸ˜„

                    Even if you chose to leave as a decimal, should write 6.67 (correct to 2dp).

                    Yup, the answer was left as 6.67....but it was marked wrong....

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                      CoffeeCat
                      last edited by

                      Yea I mean 6.67 by itself is asking to be marked wrong.

                      Hifive:
                      Hi, need help with this question:

                      If @@### = 68, find the value of @@@#####.

                      Thanks in advance!
                      This question by itself is indeed diabolical. Maybe you wana elaborate on what level this is?

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                        YLH88
                        last edited by

                        Hi Mathsguru,


                        Need your help with the following questions : :?:

                        1) At first, there were 230 kg of oranges and durians in a market. After 60% of the oranges and 20 kg of the durians were sold, the remaining oranges and durians were of equal weight. What was the original weight of the durians ?

                        2) There are 480 people in Group X and 20% of them are children. There were 380 people in Group Y and 70% of them are children. After some people were transferred from Group Y to X, 40% of the people in Group X and 50% of the people in Group Y are children. How many people are transferred from Group Y to Group X ?

                        3) Mrs Winder had some $50 notes and $10 notes. The number of $50 notes is 45% that of $10 notes. She spent 20% of the $50 notes. As a result, she had 192 more $10 notes than $50 notes.
                        (a) What was the amount of money spent ?
                        (b) Express the amount of $10 notes as a fraction of the amount of $50 notes left.


                        Thank you very help ! 😎

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