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    Q&A - P5 Math

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      mytelcom
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      Hi,

      Any person could help me with this maths problem?

      Q. Mrs.Kam was 28years old when her daughter was born. The ratio of her daughter`s age to Mrs.Kam age is now is 1:5

      (a) what is Mrs.Kam age now?
      (b) What will be the ratio of her daughter’s age to Mrs. Kam’s age in 5 years’ time?

      Thank you .
      my

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        ammonite
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        mytelcom:
        Hi,

        Any person could help me with this maths problem?

        Q. Mrs.Kam was 28years old when her daughter was born. The ratio of her daughter`s age to Mrs.Kam age is now is 1:5

        (a) what is Mrs.Kam age now?
        (b) What will be the ratio of her daughter's age to Mrs. Kam's age in 5 years' time?

        Thank you .
        my
        Finally learning my P5 ratios :nailbite: I think it should be:
        a) 35
        b) 3:10

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          mytelcom
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          Thank you so much ammonite\t!

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            doraemo
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            Hi,


            Please help:
            Caleb has some $2 notes and Dylan has some $5 notes. The ratio of the number of notes Caleb had to the number of notes Dylan had was 5 : 7 . If Dylan gave Caleb 24 notes, the ratio of the number of notes Caleb has to the number of notes Dylan has would become 3 : 1.

            1.\tHow many $2 notes did Caleb have at first?

            2.\tFind the total value of Caleb and Dylan’s notes.

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              guest2013
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              doraemo:
              Hi,


              Please help:
              Caleb has some $2 notes and Dylan has some $5 notes. The ratio of the number of notes Caleb had to the number of notes Dylan had was 5 : 7 . If Dylan gave Caleb 24 notes, the ratio of the number of notes Caleb has to the number of notes Dylan has would become 3 : 1.

              1.\tHow many $2 notes did Caleb have at first?

              2.\tFind the total value of Caleb and Dylan’s notes.
              Suggested answer:

              At first:
              Ratio of C : D : Total
              => 5 : 7 : 12After Dylan gave Caleb 24 notes:
              Ratio of C : D : Total
              => 3 : 1 : 4 (x3)
              => 9 : 3 : 12

              9 units - 5 units = 24 notes
              4 units = 24 notes
              1 unit = 6 notes

              5 units x 6 notes = 30 notes
              7 units x 6 notes = 42 notes

              30 x $2 = $60
              42 x $5 = $210
              $60 + $210 = $270


              1) At first, C has 30 $2 notes.
              2) Total value of Caleb and Dylan’s notes is $270

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                doraemo
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                Thank you, guest2013!!!

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                  Archana A
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                  Please help


                  David took out all his coins in his piggy bank. They were made up of only fifty cents and twenty cents coin. There are 12 fifty cents coins more than twenty cents coin. The total value of fifty cents coin is 21$ more than the total value of twenty cents coin . Find the number of fifty cents coin

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                    nicnac
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                    Archana A:
                    Please help


                    David took out all his coins in his piggy bank. They were made up of only fifty cents and twenty cents coin. There are 12 fifty cents coins more than twenty cents coin. The total value of fifty cents coin is 21$ more than the total value of twenty cents coin . Find the number of fifty cents coin

                    No. Of fifty cent coins = 62
                    -------------------------------

                    12 fifty cent coins -->$6

                    $21 - $6 = $15

                    50 cents - 20 cent =30cent=0.3
                    $15 / 0.3 = 50

                    Total fifty cent coins--> 50 + 12 = 62

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