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    2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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      Flappypunch2
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      yes its correct

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        Almighty
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        cream and chocolate:
        ah my DD said that Q17b is 7/18


        bcos she said that P+S is 1/2 of the square and P is 1/9 so S is 1/2-1/9= 9/18-2/18= 7/18 so she put final answer 7/18

        is it correct?
        My DS says P + S not equal to 1/2 of the square... šŸ˜“

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          Randomperson21
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          Which is 17b again?

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            TheJFamily
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            We know that length is 6 cm.


            So Area of Q and R = 1/2 x B x H = 1/2 x 6 x 6 = 18 cm sq
            Since Q = 6 cm sq, R = 12 cm sq

            Therefore, S = 36 - (4+6+12) = 14 cm sq

            Fraction of S to Whole Figure will be 14/36 = 7/18

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              Randomperson21
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              What is 17b? My DD put 7/18

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                vlwk
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                For Q17b, note that the area (Q+R) is equal to 1/2 of the square. Since area (P+S) + area (Q+R) = area of square, the area (P+S) must be 1/2 of the square as well. Since the area of P is 1/9 of the square, area of S = 1/2 - 1/9 = 7/18.

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                  Dididada
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                  Paper 1 last question is 4

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                    Randomperson21
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                    Length is 6 there are 2 which area is 2u and 3u if u look, u can see that the figure is split into 2 equal parts, 9u, 9u since the one with 2 units has an area of 4, that means the one u hv to find is 18-4=14 14/36 = 7/18

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                      Randomperson21
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                      Length is 6 there are 2 which area is 2u and 3u if u look, u can see that the figure is split into 2 equal parts, 9u, 9u since the one with 2 units has an area of 4, that means the one u hv to find is 18-4=14 14/36 = 7/18

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                        Dididada
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                        One question they said total is 75 and highest number is 53

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