Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!
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Muffins:
Hi Brenda10, your daughter just managed to summarise my workings into a few steps! :shock: How old is your DD???

Thank you Muffins.
She is 11 years old. -
Hi all,
Need help with the following questions :
1) Nan Hua SA1 2009 P1 Qn 14
Adrian and Bob started driving at the same time. Bob took 6 hours to complete his journey while Adrian took 9 hours to complete his. After 3 hours, the two men were left with the same distance to complete. What is the ratio of the distance of Bob's journey to the distance of Adrian's journey ?
a) 1:2
b) 1:3
c) 2:3
d) 4:3
2) Nan Hua SA1 2009 P1 Qn 15
In the figure, not drawn to scale, the ratio of the area of Circle A to Circle B to Circle C is 3 : 4 : 10. If 1/3 of B is shaded, what is the ratio of the shaded part to the unshaded part of the figure ?
a) 1:17
b) 2:13
c) 3: 17
d) 4:13
http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=Tshduyr
3) AiTong SA1 2009 P2 Qn 15
Tommy and Wilson jog on a hexagon track (6 equal sides) at 8 am. Tommy starts at point C while Wilson starts at point F. Both jog in the direction as shown by the arrows. Tommy's speed is 1.5 times Wilson's.
a) At which point will they meet ?
b) If they meet at 8.20 am, find Tommy's speed ?
http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=PqNUlGS
Thank you so much! -
YLH88:
Hi, for this question, answer very hight chance should be (b)Hi all,
Need help with the following questions :
2) Nan Hua SA1 2009 P1 Qn 15
In the figure, not drawn to scale, the ratio of the area of Circle A to Circle B to Circle C is 3 : 4 : 10. If 1/3 of B is shaded, what is the ratio of the shaded part to the unshaded part of the figure ?
a) 1:17
b) 2:13
c) 3: 17
d) 4:13
http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=Tshduyr
Thank you so much!
A B C
3:4:10
9:12:30 (x3 due to 1/3 of B is shaded)
4 (B shaded = 1/3, use 12/3=4)
Then whole figure 30 - 4 also, get 26
4:26
Then simplified to
2:13
Hopefully this answer is correct.
Thank you. -
YLH88:
My teacher has given me the Nan Hua paper and I am pretty sure she wouldn't give P6ers a P1 paper.Hi all,
Need help with the following questions :
1) Nan Hua SA1 2009 P1 Qn 14
Adrian and Bob started driving at the same time. Bob took 6 hours to complete his journey while Adrian took 9 hours to complete his. After 3 hours, the two men were left with the same distance to complete. What is the ratio of the distance of Bob's journey to the distance of Adrian's journey ?
a) 1:2
b) 1:3
c) 2:3
d) 4:3
2) Nan Hua SA1 2009 P1 Qn 15
In the figure, not drawn to scale, the ratio of the area of Circle A to Circle B to Circle C is 3 : 4 : 10. If 1/3 of B is shaded, what is the ratio of the shaded part to the unshaded part of the figure ?
a) 1:17
b) 2:13
c) 3: 17
d) 4:13
http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=Tshduyr
3) AiTong SA1 2009 P2 Qn 15
Tommy and Wilson jog on a hexagon track (6 equal sides) at 8 am. Tommy starts at point C while Wilson starts at point F. Both jog in the direction as shown by the arrows. Tommy's speed is 1.5 times Wilson's.
a) At which point will they meet ?
b) If they meet at 8.20 am, find Tommy's speed ?
http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=PqNUlGS
Thank you so much!
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KSP:
Just wonder where Mathsguru is. Have not seen her answering questtion for a long time.
Good Point. By the way, how do you know mathguru is a she? Boys tend to be better at Math, I suppose. :roll: -
MOE Hater:
maybe it's because you were new to this forum or not seen the first page of this thread. Mathsguru mentioned somewhere that she is a she.KSP:
Just wonder where Mathsguru is. Have not seen her answering questtion for a long time.
Good Point. By the way, how do you know mathguru is a she? Boys tend to be better at Math, I suppose. :roll: -
Hi all,
Sorry, to clarify, the below questions are all for P6 level, the P1 and P2 is referring to whether Paper 1 or Paper 2. I have made the amendments for the below.
Ya, I too wonder where is Mathsguru .....
Need help with the following questions :
1) Nan Hua P6 SA1 2009 Paper 1 Qn 14
Adrian and Bob started driving at the same time. Bob took 6 hours to complete his journey while Adrian took 9 hours to complete his. After 3 hours, the two men were left with the same distance to complete. What is the ratio of the distance of Bob's journey to the distance of Adrian's journey ?
a) 1:2
b) 1:3
c) 2:3
d) 4:3
2) Nan Hua P6 SA1 2009 Paper 1 Qn 15
In the figure, not drawn to scale, the ratio of the area of Circle A to Circle B to Circle C is 3 : 4 : 10. If 1/3 of B is shaded, what is the ratio of the shaded part to the unshaded part of the figure ?
a) 1:17
b) 2:13
c) 3: 17
d) 4:13
http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=gxsuNh0
3) AiTong P6 SA1 2009 Paper 2 Qn 15
Tommy and Wilson jog on a hexagon track (6 equal sides) at 8 am. Tommy starts at point C while Wilson starts at point F. Both jog in the direction as shown by the arrows. Tommy's speed is 1.5 times Wilson's.
a) At which point will they meet ?
b) If they meet at 8.20 am, find Tommy's speed ?
http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aVD5NPS
Thank you so much! -
[quote]
YLH88 wrote:
Hi all,
Need help with the following questions :
2) Nan Hua SA1 2009 P1 Qn 15
In the figure, not drawn to scale, the ratio of the area of Circle A to Circle B to Circle C is 3 : 4 : 10. If 1/3 of B is shaded, what is the ratio of the shaded part to the unshaded part of the figure ?
a) 1:17
b) 2:13
c) 3: 17
d) 4:13
Thank you so much!
Hi, for this question, answer very hight chance should be (b)
A B C
3:4:10
9:12:30 (x3 due to 1/3 of B is shaded)
4 (B shaded = 1/3, use 12/3=4)
Then whole figure 30 - 4 also, get 26
4:26
Then simplified to
2:13
Hopefully this answer is correct.
Thank you.
[/quote]Hi Brenda10,
I can understand the first part, where
A B C
3:4:10
9:12:30 (x3 due to 1/3 of B is shaded)
But why do you take 30 - 4 ? Your answer is correct
(answer in the answer key is b) -
YLH88:
Hi Brenda10,[quote]
YLH88 wrote:
Hi all,
Need help with the following questions :
2) Nan Hua SA1 2009 P1 Qn 15
In the figure, not drawn to scale, the ratio of the area of Circle A to Circle B to Circle C is 3 : 4 : 10. If 1/3 of B is shaded, what is the ratio of the shaded part to the unshaded part of the figure ?
a) 1:17
b) 2:13
c) 3: 17
d) 4:13
Thank you so much!
Hi, for this question, answer very hight chance should be (b)
A B C
3:4:10
9:12:30 (x3 due to 1/3 of B is shaded)
4 (B shaded = 1/3, use 12/3=4)
Then whole figure 30 - 4 also, get 26
4:26
Then simplified to
2:13
Hopefully this answer is correct.
Thank you.
I can understand the first part, where
A B C
3:4:10
9:12:30 (x3 due to 1/3 of B is shaded)
But why do you take 30 - 4 ? Your answer is correct
(answer in the answer key is b)[/quote]Hi YLH88
Thank you for your confirmation.
30 - 4 becuase of need to find out the unshaded part of the figure, and \"4 \" which shaded is insided the figure C. -
Hi Brenda10,
I understand how you get 4 for the shaded part. But for the unshaded part, why use only 30 ? how about A and B ?
Sorry still a bit confused .. :?
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