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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • corneyAmberC Offline
      corneyAmber
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      kancheongmum:


      Here is another problem:

      In a group of 36 students, the number of students who like sushi is thrice the number of students who like nuggets. If 2 students like neither sushi nor nuggets and 6 students like both, how many students like nuggets? (ans 10)
      S [ ] [ ] [ 6] = 3 parts
      N [ 6] = 1 part
      None [2]

      Total = 36
      So subtracting the students who like neither = 36 -2 = 34

      (3parts - 6) + (1 part - 6) -> 34 - 6
      4 parts - 12 -> 28
      4 parts -> 40
      1 part -> 10

      Nuggets -> 1 part

      Hence the number of students who like nuggets is 10.

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        Vanilla Cake
        last edited by

        kancheongmum:
        In a group of 36 students, the number of students who like sushi is thrice the number of students who like nuggets. If 2 students like neither sushi nor nuggets and 6 students like both, how many students like nuggets? (ans 10)

        Hi kancheongmum,
        While waiting for Uncle Tianzhu / Uncle Dharma, here's my amateurish solution:

        Sushi : Nuggets:
        3u : u

        Draw a venn diagram if necessary to help you under better.
        The overlapping of 2 circles is 6 students who like both.
        For the \"sushi\" circle minus the overlapping area -> 3u-6
        and for the \"nuggets\" circle minus the overlapping area -> u-6

        36-2=34 (2 students like neither sushi or nuggets)

        3u-6+6+u-6=34
        4u-6=34
        4u=40
        u = 10

        10 students like nuggets.

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          Yu Xuan
          last edited by

          kancheongmum:
          Hi Tianzhu

          Here is another problem:

          In a group of 36 students, the number of students who like sushi is thrice the number of students who like nuggets. If 2 students like neither sushi nor nuggets and 6 students like both, how many students like nuggets? (ans 10)
          Students who like either sushi or nuggets or both...
          36 - 2 = 34

          By adding another 6 to 34, it will become 3 units + 1 unit = 4 units
          34 + 6 = 40 (4 units)
          1 unit --> 40 / 4 = 10

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          • corneyAmberC Offline
            corneyAmber
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            abc_parent:

            Q14) Cinema admission tickets for children were priced at $8 each. There were 20 more boys than girls in the cinema for the first movie. For the second movie, the number of boys decreased by 10% but the number of girls increased by 5%. If there were 408 children at the second movie, how much money was collected from the sales of admission tickets for the first movie?
            Girls [ ] ---> 1 part
            Boys [ ] [20] ---> 1 part + 20

            At second movie, after the increase and decrease of girls and boys,

            1.05 (1 part) + 0.9 (1 part + 20) -> 408
            1.05 part + 0.9 part + 18 -> 408
            1.95 part -> 390
            1 part -> 200

            Hence children at first movie -> 200 + 200 + 20 = 420

            Total amount collected at first movie = 420 * $8 = $3360

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            • Y Offline
              Yu Xuan
              last edited by

              This is really amazing, each showing their own way of solving a problem and the child can choose the method that he/she understands best.


              Bless all u wonderful people.

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                Dharma
                last edited by

                kancheongmum:


                Here is another problem:

                In a group of 36 students, the number of students who like sushi is thrice the number of students who like nuggets. If 2 students like neither sushi nor nuggets and 6 students like both, how many students like nuggets? (ans 10)
                3u + 1u - 6 = 36 - 2
                4u = 40
                1u = 10
                No.of students who like nuggets = 1u = 10

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                • corneyAmberC Offline
                  corneyAmber
                  last edited by

                  Yu Xuan:
                  This is really amazing, each showing their own way of solving a problem and the child can choose the method that he/she understands best.


                  Bless all u wonderful people.
                  Hi Yu Xuan,

                  Are you the P5/P6 girl I recently saw in a Math competition in Kovan?

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                  • K Offline
                    kancheongmum
                    last edited by

                    hi all tks for the solutions

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                      Yu Xuan
                      last edited by

                      ksi:
                      Yu Xuan:

                      This is really amazing, each showing their own way of solving a problem and the child can choose the method that he/she understands best.


                      Bless all u wonderful people.

                      Hi Yu Xuan,

                      Are you the P5/P6 girl I recently saw in a Math competition in Kovan?

                      Hi

                      Nope, I'm a mum. Sometimes my son uses my name to answer the questions too.

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                        Vanilla Cake
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                        Hi Uncle Tianzhu / Uncle Dharma,


                        Could you pls spare time to look into part (b) of http://psle2010a.blogspot.com/2010/09/volume-p6-2010-maha-bodhi-p2-q13.html and express your comments.The answer given for (b) is 56.25
                        Thanks.

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