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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      ruyu
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      mathsparks:
      ruyu, you've posted this on psle maths. so pls do not repost anywhere else.


      mods, thanks to move the above to psle maths
      ahh the other question can do and i am sorry šŸ˜ž šŸ˜ž šŸ˜ž šŸ˜ž

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        shemum
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        Dear Maths Guru or any experts,


        Please help to solve the below question.

        All 43 pupils from a class were assigned to welcome visitors to a school function. They were to line up in a row from one end to the other end of a corridor at an equal spacing of 1.2m apart.
        On the day of the function, 6 of the pupils did not turn up. As a result, the remaining pupils had to line up from one end to the other end of the corridor at a new equal spacing.
        What was the new spacing between 2 pupils?

        Thank you.

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          Maths Monster
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          delete

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            shemum
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            Wow! You are soooo efficient. Thank You šŸ˜„

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              ruyu
              last edited by

              shemum:
              Dear Maths Guru or any experts,


              Please help to solve the below question.

              All 43 pupils from a class were assigned to welcome visitors to a school function. They were to line up in a row from one end to the other end of a corridor at an equal spacing of 1.2m apart.
              On the day of the function, 6 of the pupils did not turn up. As a result, the remaining pupils had to line up from one end to the other end of the corridor at a new equal spacing.
              What was the new spacing between 2 pupils?

              Thank you.
              bump

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                kiasiparent
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                This year's PSLE Maths should be quite easy. Every alternate year will be easy. :lol:

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                  verykiasu2010
                  last edited by

                  kiasiparent:
                  This year's PSLE Maths should be quite easy. Every alternate year will be easy. :lol:

                  like that very hard to score leh

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                    CoffeeCat
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                    kiasiparent:
                    This year's PSLE Maths should be quite easy. Every alternate year will be easy. :lol:

                    on the contrary I expect this year to be as difficult as the previous years. The psle maths has created an uproar for 3 consecutive years already. I am given the impression that moe is not going to reduce the difficulty level just because parents complain, perhaps that's why they decide to introduce calculators ( as a smokescreen I guess).
                    But we will only know whose guesses are right after psle. :lol:

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                      Tnsp
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                      Tap A flows at a rate of 2,100 ml/min while Tap B flows at a rate of 2,500 ml/min. Both taps were turned on at the same time to fill a tank with dimensions 50cm by 40cm by 30 cm. After 5 mins., the plug at the bottom of the tank is removed, with the two taps still running. If the water is drained at the rate of 600 ml/min, what is the water level 2 mins. after the plug is removed ?


                      [MGS Prelim 2008 Maths B2 Q47]

                      Key question: which is L, B and H ? The question did not specify.

                      Thanks !

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                        Tang
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                        Tnsp:
                        Tap A flows at a rate of 2,100 ml/min while Tap B flows at a rate of 2,500 ml/min. Both taps were turned on at the same time to fill a tank with dimensions 50cm by 40cm by 30 cm. After 5 mins., the plug at the bottom of the tank is removed, with the two taps still running. If the water is drained at the rate of 600 ml/min, what is the water level 2 mins. after the plug is removed ?


                        [MGS Prelim 2008 Maths B2 Q47]

                        Key question: which is L, B and H ? The question did not specify.

                        Thanks !

                        We were told to assume that the dimensions given are L, B and H. For your information please.

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