2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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Hm... same here. DS commented EL paper easy and Maths also not hard..... :scratchhead: .... Does it means high chance of national average this year? :scared:
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There is one qn on savings.
My ans $44 but here the ans is $47 . Anyone can remember the ans?
can anyone recall the exact PSLE question, asked ?
if have the question, we’ll be able to work out which answer is correct … is it $ 44, or $ 47 ?
Whats the saving question about? -
My ds answer to the speed qn is 9000m and saving qn is 47.
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phtthp:
It's 47 days
can anyone recall the exact PSLE question, asked ?Questioner:
There is one qn on savings.
My ans $44 but here the ans is $47 . Anyone can remember the ans?
if have the question, we'll be able to work out which answer is correct ... is it $ 44, or $ 47 ? -
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dagong99:
My DS put 3. Some of his classmates put 1. What is the ans?
DS put 4.novi:
How bt MCQ Q11: about 60 apples and 75 pears.
What's your answer?
My gal put (3) -
bleeze:
My DS put 3. Some of his classmates put 1. What is the ans?[/quote]The answer is 4.
DS put 4.dagong99:
[quote=\"novi\"]How bt MCQ Q11: about 60 apples and 75 pears.
What's your answer?
My gal put (3)
60/4 = 15
75 can be divided by 15 with no remainder. -
novi:
DS put 4.[/quote]How bt MCQ Q11: about 60 apples and 75 pears.
What's your answer?
My gal put (3)
My DS put 3. Some of his classmates put 1. What is the ans?[/quote]
The answer is 4.
60/4 = 15
75 can be divided by 15 with no remainder.[/quote]
Question is roughly : There are 60 apples and 75 pears. She wants to group them together with no remainder. There are same no. of total fruits in each group. How many apples are there in each group?
1) 5
2) 4
3) 12
4) 15
60/12 = 5 groups
75/15 = 5 groups
12+15 = 27 total fruits (12 apples + 15 pears in a group). So total there are 5 groups.
My DS's tuition teacher said the ans is 3. -
bleeze:
So there are 60 apples, in your words, 60/5 = 12 in each group. There should be 12 pears as well. 75/12 = X Answer is not 3.
Question is roughly : There are 60 apples and 75 pears. She wants to group them together with no remainder. There are same no. of total fruitsin each group. How many apples are there in each group?
1) 5
2) 4
3) 12
4) 15
60/12 = 5 groups
75/15 = 5 groups
12+15 = 27 total fruits (12 apples + 15 pears in a group). So total there are 5 groups.
My DS's tuition teacher said the ans is 3.
Let's take 4 groups. 60/4 = 15
75/15 = 5 No remainder. Correct! Answer is 4. -
Trevortan:
But the question said that \"She wants to group them together with no remainder\".
So there are 60 apples, in your words, 60/5 = 12 in each group. There should be 12 pears as well. 75/12 = X Answer is not 3.bleeze:
Question is roughly : There are 60 apples and 75 pears. She wants to group them together with no remainder. There are same no. of total fruitsin each group. How many apples are there in each group?
1) 5
2) 4
3) 12
4) 15
60/12 = 5 groups
75/15 = 5 groups
12+15 = 27 total fruits (12 apples + 15 pears in a group). So total there are 5 groups.
My DS's tuition teacher said the ans is 3.
Let's take 4 groups. 60/4 = 15
75/15 = 5 No remainder. Correct! Answer is 4.
So you are saying apples has 4 groups and pear has 5 groups?
I thought apples and pears are grouped together? :?
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