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    Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!

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    • D Offline
      Dharma
      last edited by

      Herbie:
      Hi Maths Monster

      Sorry, I dun understand how you workout part b.

      b) From power of 4 to 7, the pattern is 0625, 3125, 5625, 8125 and it repeats itself for every 4 power. Therefore, 210/4 = 52 reminder 2, so the last 4 digits is 5625 and its sum = 5 + 6 + 2 + 5 = 18

      can explain in more detail?
      Hi Herbie,

      The nos w/ at least 4 digits starts with
      power of 5

      The last 4 digits from power of 5 are as follows
      Power of 5 => 3125
      Power of 6 => 5625
      Power of 7 => 8125
      Power of 8 => 0625
      Power of 9 => 3125
      Power of 10 => 5625
      and goes on .....

      Notice that the pattern repeats every 4 powers

      Power of 5 => 5/4 = 1R1 gives 3125
      Power of 6 => 6/4 = 1R2 gives 5625
      Power of 7 => 7/4 = 1R3 gives 8125
      Power of 8 => 8/4 = 2R0 gives 0625

      So, for power if 210 => 210/4 = 52R2 ... Remainder is 2
      From our pattern, the last 4 digits
      must be 5625 giving the sum of the last 4 digits = 5 + 6 + 2 + 5 = 18

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        Almighty
        last edited by

        Thank u very much for the reply but,Very sorry Dharma.I Still cannot understand the things written in red. Can u plssss clarify?

        Dharma:
        Almighty:

        One problem.... Please help!!

        Two identical containers X and Y have sugar and rice in the ratio 1 : 3 and 2:5 respectively. Tank Z contains some rice only. All the sugar in both containers are put into tank Z. The ratio of the sugar to the rice in tank Z is 3:5. How much sugar is in container X at first if there are 500 g of rice in Tank Z?

        Tank X
        s:r
        1:3 why DID U MULTIPLY BY 7 ?

        Tank Y
        S :R
        2:5 why DID U MULTIPLY BY 4

        Tank X
        S : R = 7 : 21

        Tank Y
        S : R = 8 : 20
        Amt of S in
        Tank Z = 7u + 8u = 15u

        Tank Z
        S : R = 3 : 5 = 15 : 25

        25p = 500g
        15p = 15u = 300g
        1u = 20g
        7u = 140g (Amt of sugar in Tank X)

        # Use assumed that 5 parts(rice) in Tank Z = 500g. That is where u went wrong

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          Almighty
          last edited by

          tutortamil:
          ksi:

          [quote=\"Almighty\"]Complete the pattern:


          5, 15, 10, 25, 30, 50, 55, ?

          +10, -5, +15, -5, +20, -5, +25

          So the next number is 80.

          [/quote]
          Thanku very much Ksi. I was struggling with it yesterday fully. 😢

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            hamsterss
            last edited by

            Help me ! :?:


            Make 27 from 1, 3, 4 and 9, using each number only once and using any of the following + x - ÷

            Thanks.

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              corneyAmber
              last edited by

              XX

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                Tang
                last edited by

                Almighty:
                tutortamil:

                [quote=\"ksi\"]
                +10, -5, +15, -5, +20, -5, +25

                So the next number is 80.


                Thanku very much Ksi. I was struggling with it yesterday fully. 😢

                [/quote]Hello,

                25 to 30 is +5 and not -5.

                You may want to check again.

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                  corneyAmber
                  last edited by

                  Almighty:
                  Complete the pattern:


                  5, 15, 10, 25, 30, 50, 55, ?
                  +10, -5, +15, +5, +20, +5, +25

                  [/quote]

                  +10, -5, +15, +5, +20, +5, +25, -5, +30, +5, +35, +5.....

                  Almighty, is 80 correct? If it is then there are 2 alternating series in this and even my initial error has no impact. Otherwise gotta rework.

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                  • A Offline
                    Almighty
                    last edited by

                    s 80 was the answer

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                      Almighty
                      last edited by

                      CAN ANYONE HELP ON THESE TWO PROBLEMS:

                      1) Mei and Lin took part in a cycling race. Mei cycled at a speed of 20 Km/h. Bothof them did not change their speed throughout the race.When Lin civered 1/2 the distance, Mei was 3.5 km in front of her.Mei reached the finishing line at 10.45am.What time did Lin reach the finishing line?

                      2) David and Michael drove from Town A to Town B at different speeds. Both didnot change their speeds throughout their journeys.
                      David started his journey 30 minutes earlier than Michael. When Michael reached Town B 50 minutes earlier than David, David had travelled 4/5 of the journey and was 75 Km away from Town B.a) What was the distance between Town A and Town B?
                      b) How many Kilometres did David travel in 1 hour?
                      c) What was the time taken by Michael to travel from Town A to Town B?

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                        Dharma
                        last edited by

                        Almighty:
                        CAN ANYONE HELP ON THESE TWO PROBLEMS:

                        1) Mei and Lin took part in a cycling race. Mei cycled at a speed of 20 Km/h. Bothof them did not change their speed throughout the race.When Lin civered 1/2 the distance, Mei was 3.5 km in front of her.Mei reached the finishing line at 10.45am.What time did Lin reach the finishing line?

                        2) David and Michael drove from Town A to Town B at different speeds. Both didnot change their speeds throughout their journeys.
                        David started his journey 30 minutes earlier than David. When Michael reached Town B 50 minutes earlier than David. When Michael reached Town B, David had travelled 4/5 of the journey and was 75 Km away from Town B.
                        a) What was the distance between Town A and Town B?
                        b) How many Kilometres did David travel in 1 hour?
                        c) What was the time taken by Michael to travel from Town A to Town B?
                        Q1)
                        When Lin reaches the halfway mark, Mei is 3.5km ahead of her. This means that Mei reached the halfway mark, (3.5km/ 20km/h) = 10.5 minutes before Lin.
                        When Lin finished her race, Mei would have finished 21 minutes earlier.
                        Lin reached the finishing line 21 minutes after 10.45am => 11.06am

                        Q2)
                        Pls check for typo error

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