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    Q&A - P3 Math

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    • S Offline
      siti
      last edited by

      Anyone can help? I have one question. Wonder how to explain to my girl.


      A + B = 200
      A - B = 76

      What is A and what is B?

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        lizawa
        last edited by

        siti:
        Anyone can help? I have one question. Wonder how to explain to my girl.


        A + B = 200
        A - B = 76

        What is A and what is B?
        If your daughter can accept solving the 2 equations by adding the right hand side together and equate to the left hand side, then you can do so. After adding : 2A = 276. And you solve for A and B.

        If not, use the model.

        A+B = 200
        ______________
        |___A___|__B__|

        A-B = 76, means one part is 76, the other part is B, the whole figure is A
        _________
        |_76|_B__|

        Then break up the 1st model 'A' into the same \"76\" and \"B\"
        you get

        76 + B + B = 200

        Then solve for B, then solve for A.

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          tianzhu
          last edited by

          Hi

          Hope this helps.

          http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3414/3338039616_a7a248a939_o.jpg\">

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            siti
            last edited by

            lizawa:
            siti:

            Anyone can help? I have one question. Wonder how to explain to my girl.


            A + B = 200
            A - B = 76

            What is A and what is B?

            If your daughter can accept solving the 2 equations by adding the right hand side together and equate to the left hand side, then you can do so. After adding : 2A = 276. And you solve for A and B.

            If not, use the model.

            A+B = 200
            ______________
            |___A___|__B__|

            A-B = 76, means one part is 76, the other part is B, the whole figure is A
            _________
            |_76|_B__|

            Then break up the 1st model 'A' into the same \"76\" and \"B\"
            you get

            76 + B + B = 200

            Then solve for B, then solve for A.

            Thanks thanks... I think this model is good. I explain to my girl and she understand. But I teach her to write this way šŸ˜„

            2 units of B -> 200 - 76 = 124
            1 unit of B -> 124/2 = 72

            A -> 200 - 72 = 128

            Thank you. :celebrate:

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              Vanilla Cake
              last edited by

              Hi,


              Thks for your time and solution for this P4 Maths 5-mark Qn from SCGS SA1 2008 Q42. Pls use model drawings as far as possible & applicable for P4 level :

              Library A keeps 50 books more than Library B. If 120 books are transferred to Library B from Library A, there will be twice as many books in Library B as in Library A. How many books are there altogether ?

              :salute:

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                tianzhu
                last edited by

                Hi,hope this helps.

                http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3372/3431668212_9e7aa24b29_o.jpg\">

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                  Vanilla Cake
                  last edited by

                  Yes, it helps.

                  Thank you very much, tianzhu.

                  :thankyou:

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                    ChiefKiasu
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                    tianzhu:
                    Hi,hope this helps.

                    http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3372/3431668212_9e7aa24b29_o.jpg\">
                    Hmm... not sure where you got your 310 + 260 = 570 from. I thought it is simply 190 * 3 = 570?

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                      small
                      last edited by

                      ChiefKiasu:
                      Hmm... not sure where you got your 310 + 260 = 570 from. I thought it is simply 190 * 3 = 570?

                      Hi ChiefKiasu, hope this help.

                      tianzhu'ssolution was referred to the model before the transfer.

                      LA = (1U + 70) + 50 = (190 + 70) + 50 = 310

                      LB = (1U + 70) = 190 + 70 = 260

                      Yours was straightforward (after the transfer), 3U = 3 x 190 = 570

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                        small
                        last edited by

                        ChiefKiasu:
                        Hmm... not sure where you got your 310 + 260 = 570 from. I thought it is simply 190 * 3 = 570?

                        Hi ChiefKiasu, hope this help.

                        tianzhu'ssolution was referred to the model before the transfer.

                        LA = (1U + 70) + 50 = (190 + 70) + 50 = 310

                        LB = (1U + 70) = 190 + 70 = 260

                        Yours was straightforward (after the transfer), 3U = 3 x 190 = 570

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