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    Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!

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    • L Offline
      Lynn1967
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      Dharma:
      Youโ€™ll never be able to find out the meeting time of the car and van because the distance between the 2 towns is not given!

      Huh?? So what is the purpose of this question then? :?

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        NormalDistribution
        last edited by

        Perhaps the poster just wants to know the general method of solving such types of questions, and so did not specify the distance.

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          peterch
          last edited by

          Please help me on this P4 math question.


          Q:
          3 Similar oven toasters and 4 similar kettles cost $120
          2 such oven toasters and 1 such kettle cost $95
          Find the cost of an oven toaster.


          Thanks and sorry if this question ever been discussed earlier.

          Regards

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            Dharma
            last edited by

            peterch:
            Please help me on this P4 math question.


            Q:
            3 Similar oven toasters and 4 similar kettles cost $120
            2 such oven toasters and 1 such kettle cost $95
            Find the cost of an oven toaster.


            Thanks and sorry if this question ever been discussed earlier.

            Regards
            just add up the 2 equations ... U get 5 toasters + 5 kettles = $ 215
            1 toaster + 1 kettle = $43
            1 toaster = $95 - $43 = $52

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              ruyu
              last edited by

              Dharma:
              peterch:

              Please help me on this P4 math question.


              Q:
              3 Similar oven toasters and 4 similar kettles cost $120
              2 such oven toasters and 1 such kettle cost $95
              Find the cost of an oven toaster.


              Thanks and sorry if this question ever been discussed earlier.

              Regards

              just add up the 2 equations ... U get 5 toasters + 5 kettles = $ 215
              1 toaster + 1 kettle = $43
              1 toaster = $95 - $43 = $52


              hard for them to understand use this

              3 toaster oven +4 kettle =$120
              2 toaster oven +1 kettle =$95

              we can change the kettles in both the workings to be the same

              8 toaster oven+4 kettle = $380

              If we minus the total cost of 3 toaster oven and 4 kettles from 8 toaster oven and 4 kettle we get the cost of 5 toaster ovens.

              5 toaster oven+0 kettle = $260

              5 toaster ovens = $260
              1 toaster oven = $52

              Hope it help! ๐Ÿ˜„

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                Cheerfuldad
                last edited by

                Hi all,


                P5 question:
                At a party, Mrs Ong gave each pupil 5 nuggets and had 30 nuggets left. If she gave each pupil 6 nuggets, she would have 4 nuggets left. How many nuggets did Mrs Ong prepare for the party? :?

                TIA

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                  ruyu
                  last edited by

                  Cheerfuldad:
                  Hi all,


                  P5 question:
                  At a party, Mrs Ong gave each pupil 5 nuggets and had 30 nuggets left. If she gave each pupil 6 nuggets, she would have 4 nuggets left. How many nuggets did Mrs Ong prepare for the party? :?

                  TIA
                  For the 5 nuggets start from 30 and continue by adding 5 nuggets

                  30,35,40,50,55

                  For the 6 nuggets start from 4 and continue by adding 6 nuggets

                  4,10,16,22,28,34,40,46

                  Than the common number between this two is 40 thus the answer is 40

                  Hope it helped


                  Best regard,

                  Ruyu

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                    Vanilla Cake
                    last edited by

                    ruyu:
                    Cheerfuldad:

                    Hi all,


                    P5 question:
                    At a party, Mrs Ong gave each pupil 5 nuggets and had 30 nuggets left. If she gave each pupil 6 nuggets, she would have 4 nuggets left. How many nuggets did Mrs Ong prepare for the party? :?

                    TIA

                    For the 5 nuggets start from 30 and continue by adding 5 nuggets

                    30,35,40,50,55

                    For the 6 nuggets start from 4 and continue by adding 6 nuggets

                    4,10,16,22,28,34,40,46

                    Than the common number between this two is 40 thus the answer is 40

                    Hope it helped

                    Best regard,

                    Ruyu

                    Hi Cheerfuldad,
                    Your 3-mark question is from http://www.orlesson.org/orp/09Ma/2009-Math-SA1-SCGS.pdf set on 13 May 2009.

                    Gave 5 nuggets to each pupil -> 30 nuggets left
                    Gave 6 nuggets to each pupil -> 4 nuggets left

                    6-5 = 1
                    30-4 = 26
                    26 divided by 1 = 26
                    So, Mrs Ong had 26 pupils.

                    26x5+30 = 160
                    Number of nuggets prepared by Mrs Ong for the party was 160.

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                      Vanilla Cake
                      last edited by

                      Cheerfuldad:
                      Hi all,


                      P5 question:
                      At a party, Mrs Ong gave each pupil 5 nuggets and had 30 nuggets left. If she gave each pupil 6 nuggets, she would have 4 nuggets left. How many nuggets did Mrs Ong prepare for the party?

                      TIA
                      [5 nuggets each][...30 nuggets left...]
                      [....6 nuggets each....][4 nuggets left]

                      Using 5 nuggets per pupil (can also use 6 nuggets)
                      5u+30 = 6u+4
                      6u-5u = 30-4
                      u = 26
                      Where u is the number of pupils.

                      Number of nuggets = 5u+30 = 5(26)+30 = 160.

                      Hope that you are able to understand while waiting for Mathsguru, Dharma, Maths Monster etc to come and forward their solutions.
                      ๐Ÿ˜„

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                        Dharma
                        last edited by

                        Cheerfuldad:
                        Hi all,


                        P5 question:
                        At a party, Mrs Ong gave each pupil 5 nuggets and had 30 nuggets left. If she gave each pupil 6 nuggets, she would have 4 nuggets left. How many nuggets did Mrs Ong prepare for the party? :?

                        TIA
                        If Mrs Ong gives each pupil 1 extra nugget, she will be left with 26 less nuggets (which means she gives out 26 extra nuggets; each pupil gets 1 extra nuggets). So, there must be 26 pupil.

                        No. of pupil = 26
                        No. of nuggets prepared
                        = (26 x 5) + 30 = 160
                        or
                        = (26 x 6) + 4 = 160

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