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      tianzhu
      last edited by

      Brenda10:
      sexymama:

      I've been struggling

      with my DD h'wk....Pls help.. 😒


      (2) $400 were shared by 4 boys. Alan received 25% of the total amount
      that Ben, Carl and Dan received. Ben's share was 60% of the
      amount received by Carl and Dan. Carl received 4 times as much
      as Dan. How much more did Ben receive than Dan?

      Give a try :? and hope someone else may has a better method and also help to confirm is the answer correct.

      Alan recd 25% of the ttl that (B,C & D recd) : $400 x 1/4 = $100
      Bal for B, C & D - $400 - 100 = $300
      Ben recd 60% of Carl and Dan = $300 x 60% = $180
      Bal for Carl and Dan - $300- $180 = $120
      Carl recd 4 times as much as Dan - $120 / 5 = $24
      $180 - $24 = $156

      Answer: Ben recd $156 more than Dan

      Thank you.

      Hi Brenda10

      You may want to take another look at this

      Alan recd 25% of the ttl that (B,C & D recd) : $400 x 1/4 = $100

      Best wishes

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        corneyAmber
        last edited by

        (2) $400 were shared by 4 boys. Alan received 25% of the total amount

        that Ben, Carl and Dan received. Ben’s share was 60% of the
        amount received by Carl and Dan. Carl received 4 times as much
        as Dan. How much more did Ben receive than Dan?

        Dan = u
        Carl = 4u
        Dan + Carl = 5u
        Ben = 0.6(5u) = 3u
        dan +Carl + ben = 8u
        Alan = 0.25(8u) = 2u

        ben is 3u-u=2u more than dan.

        10u = 400
        2u = 80

        hence ben is $80 more than dan.

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          Brenda10
          last edited by

          ksi:
          (2) $400 were shared by 4 boys. Alan received 25% of the total amount

          that Ben, Carl and Dan received. Ben's share was 60% of the
          amount received by Carl and Dan. Carl received 4 times as much
          as Dan. How much more did Ben receive than Dan?

          Dan = u
          Carl = 4u
          Dan + Carl = 5u
          Ben = 0.6(5u) = 3u
          dan +Carl + ben = 8u
          Alan = 0.25(8u) = 2u

          ben is 3u-u=2u more than dan.

          10u = 400
          2u = 80

          hence ben is $80 more than dan.
          Hi KSI

          I think your answer is right and I like your method.

          Thanks

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            liketoeat
            last edited by

            ksi:
            (2) $400 were shared by 4 boys. Alan received 25% of the total amount

            that Ben, Carl and Dan received. Ben's share was 60% of the
            amount received by Carl and Dan. Carl received 4 times as much
            as Dan. How much more did Ben receive than Dan?

            Dan = u
            Carl = 4u
            Dan + Carl = 5u
            Ben = 0.6(5u) = 3u
            dan +Carl + ben = 8u
            Alan = 0.25(8u) = 2u

            ben is 3u-u=2u more than dan.

            10u = 400
            2u = 80

            hence ben is $80 more than dan.
            I agree with u. Ans should be $80.

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              Brenda10
              last edited by

              tianzhu:
              Brenda10:

              [quote=\"sexymama\"]I've been struggling

              with my DD h'wk....Pls help.. 😒


              (2) $400 were shared by 4 boys. Alan received 25% of the total amount
              that Ben, Carl and Dan received. Ben's share was 60% of the
              amount received by Carl and Dan. Carl received 4 times as much
              as Dan. How much more did Ben receive than Dan?

              Give a try :? and hope someone else may has a better method and also help to confirm is the answer correct.

              Alan recd 25% of the ttl that (B,C & D recd) : $400 x 1/4 = $100
              Bal for B, C & D - $400 - 100 = $300
              Ben recd 60% of Carl and Dan = $300 x 60% = $180
              Bal for Carl and Dan - $300- $180 = $120
              Carl recd 4 times as much as Dan - $120 / 5 = $24
              $180 - $24 = $156

              Answer: Ben recd $156 more than Dan

              Thank you.

              Hi Brenda10

              You may want to take another look at this

              Alan recd 25% of the ttl that (B,C & D recd) : $400 x 1/4 = $100

              Best wishes[/quote]Hi Tianzhu

              Thank you for your highlight.

              I am not good in ratio and will let DD try tonight see whether she is able to solve.

              Thank you and have a nice day.

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                Brenda10
                last edited by

                Brenda10:
                tianzhu:

                [quote=\"Brenda10\"]
                Give a try :? and hope someone else may has a better method and also help to confirm is the answer correct.

                Alan recd 25% of the ttl that (B,C & D recd) : $400 x 1/4 = $100
                Bal for B, C & D - $400 - 100 = $300
                Ben recd 60% of Carl and Dan = $300 x 60% = $180
                Bal for Carl and Dan - $300- $180 = $120
                Carl recd 4 times as much as Dan - $120 / 5 = $24
                $180 - $24 = $156

                Answer: Ben recd $156 more than Dan

                Thank you.

                Hi Brenda10

                You may want to take another look at this

                Alan recd 25% of the ttl that (B,C & D recd) : $400 x 1/4 = $100

                Best wishes

                Hi Tianzhu

                Thank you for your highlight.

                I am not good in ratio and will let DD try tonight see whether she is able to solve.

                Thank you and have a nice day.[/quote]Hi Tianzhu

                I'm happy dd able is able to work out this question by using ratio. She said this question was similar to the one she had did before :


                Four girls. E, F, G and H shared $480. E received 1/2 of the total amount of money received by F, G and H. F recieved 2/3 of the total amount received by G and H. H received 1/3 as much money as G.
                Need to find how much money did H recd and what fraction of E's money is H's money if E gave $40 to H ?

                Thank you. :lol:

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                • corneyAmberC
                  corneyAmber
                  last edited by

                  Brenda10:
                  ksi:

                  (2) $400 were shared by 4 boys. Alan received 25% of the total amount

                  that Ben, Carl and Dan received. Ben's share was 60% of the
                  amount received by Carl and Dan. Carl received 4 times as much
                  as Dan. How much more did Ben receive than Dan?

                  Dan = u
                  Carl = 4u
                  Dan + Carl = 5u
                  Ben = 0.6(5u) = 3u
                  dan +Carl + ben = 8u
                  Alan = 0.25(8u) = 2u

                  ben is 3u-u=2u more than dan.

                  10u = 400
                  2u = 80

                  hence ben is $80 more than dan.

                  Hi KSI

                  I think your answer is right and I like your method.

                  Thanks

                  Thanks Brenda, I was trying to do an imaginary model in my mind as I was using iphone to solve this earlier. Great that you can understand my steps without a diagram. πŸ˜„

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                    tianzhu
                    last edited by

                    Brenda10:
                    Brenda10:

                    [quote=\"tianzhu\"]
                    Hi Brenda10

                    You may want to take another look at this

                    Alan recd 25% of the ttl that (B,C & D recd) : $400 x 1/4 = $100

                    Best wishes

                    Hi Tianzhu

                    Thank you for your highlight.

                    I am not good in ratio and will let DD try tonight see whether she is able to solve.

                    Thank you and have a nice day.

                    Hi Tianzhu

                    I'm happy dd able is able to work out this question by using ratio. She said this question was similar to the one she had did before :


                    Four girls. E, F, G and H shared $480. E received 1/2 of the total amount of money received by F, G and H. F recieved 2/3 of the total amount received by G and H. H received 1/3 as much money as G.
                    Need to find how much money did H recd and what fraction of E's money is H's money if E gave $40 to H ?

                    Thank you. :lol:[/quote]Hi Brenda10

                    Great.
                    Yes, these questions are similar.

                    Best wishes

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                    • angelaA
                      angela
                      last edited by

                      Can anyone help me with this?


                      Ali, Bala and Charles shared a tin of cookies. Ali took 5/6 of the tin of cookies and 1/3 of a cookie. Bala took 5/6 of the remaining tin of cookies and 1/3 of a cookie. Charles received only 2 cookies. How many more cookies did Ali have than Bala?

                      Thks

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                        MOE Hater
                        last edited by

                        angela:
                        Can anyone help me with this?


                        Ali, Bala and Charles shared a tin of cookies. Ali took 5/6 of the tin of cookies and 1/3 of a cookie. Bala took 5/6 of the remaining tin of cookies and 1/3 of a cookie. Charles received only 2 cookies. How many more cookies did Ali have than Bala?

                        Thks
                        Let cookies at first be x

                        x x 1/6 - 1/3 x 1/6 -1/3 = 2

                        1/6x - 1/3 x 1/6 = 2 1/3

                        1/6x - 1/3 = 14

                        1/6 x = 14 1/3

                        x = 86

                        Ali's cookies = 5/6 x 86 + 1/3
                        = 72

                        Bala's cookies = 86 - 72 - 2
                        = 12

                        Difference = 72 - 12
                        = 60

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