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    • M Offline
      maggieloh
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      From Red Swastika Prelim 2010 MCQ Question worth 2 marks


      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 ?
      (1) 13
      (2) 10
      (3) 3
      (4) 7

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        corvette
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        Also need with question attached. Rosyth 2010 prelims Qn 15.

        Thank you.
        ABCD is a square with side 12 cm. AFC and BFE are straight lines. Given that AE = ED, find the shaded of CDEF.
        http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aVCGgL0

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          corneyAmber
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          maggieloh:
          From Red Swastika Prelim 2010 MCQ Question worth 2 marks


          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 ?
          (1) 13
          (2) 10
          (3) 3
          (4) 7
          Answer is (2) 10

          Check the working here: http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=280&start=1730

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            Vanilla Cake
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            corvette:
            Also need with question attached. Rosyth 2010 prelims Qn 15.

            Thank you
            http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aVCGgL0
            There is missing info in your diagram. Pls refer to the http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_EG8oMs7TIYA/TIns3AWWjTI/AAAAAAAAAR0/x-6klcSbE-8/s1600/MathsP610AreaRosythA15.jpg in Uncle Observer's blog.

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              maggieloh
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              ksi:
              maggieloh:

              From Red Swastika Prelim 2010 MCQ Question worth 2 marks


              Answer is (2) 10

              Check the working here: http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=280&start=1730

              Thanks :lol:

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                corvette
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                Vanilla Cake:
                corvette:

                Also need with question attached. Rosyth 2010 prelims Qn 15.

                Thank you
                http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aVCGgL0

                There is missing info in your diagram. Pls refer to the http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_EG8oMs7TIYA/TIns3AWWjTI/AAAAAAAAAR0/x-6klcSbE-8/s1600/MathsP610AreaRosythA15.jpg in Uncle Observer's blog.

                Sorry have put in missing info but where can Isee Uncle Observer's solution?

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                  Vanilla Cake
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                  corvette:
                  Vanilla Cake:

                  [quote=\"corvette\"]Also need with question attached. Rosyth 2010 prelims Qn 15.

                  Thank you
                  http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aVCGgL0

                  There is missing info in your diagram. Pls refer to the http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_EG8oMs7TIYA/TIns3AWWjTI/AAAAAAAAAR0/x-6klcSbE-8/s1600/MathsP610AreaRosythA15.jpg in Uncle Observer's blog.

                  Sorry have put in missing info but where can Isee Uncle Observer's solution?[/quote]http://psle2010a.blogspot.com/2010/09/area-p6-2010-sa2-rosyth-p2-q15.html for Rosyth P6 Prelim 2010 Paper 2 Q15. Pls visit his http://psle2010a.blogspot.com/ for solutions for most of the questions from P6 Prelim 2010 - top schools.

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                    benorito
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                    This is from Red Swastika Prelim 2010 Q 8:


                    Raju and Gywneth shared some sweets. If Raju gave 1/2 of his share to Gywneth, Gywneth will have 8 more sweets from Raju. If Raju gave 1/4 of his share to Gywneth, Gywneth would have 2 more sweets than Raju. How many sweets did Raju have at first ?

                    The given answer was 12. Is this correct ?

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                      kancheongmum
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                      benorito:
                      This is from Red Swastika Prelim 2010 Q 8:


                      Raju and Gywneth shared some sweets. If Raju gave 1/2 of his share to Gywneth, Gywneth will have 8 more sweets from Raju. If Raju gave 1/4 of his share to Gywneth, Gywneth would have 2 more sweets than Raju. How many sweets did Raju have at first ?

                      The given answer was 12. Is this correct ?
                      Hi this is how my ds solve the problem as he is not good with model:

                      get the common denominator for both fraction 1/2 --- 2/4
                      Raju has a total of 4u at first
                      this is internal transfer so total for both cases are equal

                      1st case --- Raju gave Gywneth 2u --- total --- 2u + 2u +8 = 4u +8
                      2nd case ---Raju gave Gywneth 1u --- total --- 3u + 3u +2 = 6u +2

                      4u + 8 = 6u + 2
                      2u --- 6
                      1u --- 3

                      4u --- 3 x 4 = 12 sweets

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                        corneyAmber
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                        benorito:
                        This is from Red Swastika Prelim 2010 Q 8:


                        Raju and Gywneth shared some sweets. If Raju gave 1/2 of his share to Gywneth, Gywneth will have 8 more sweets from Raju. If Raju gave 1/4 of his share to Gywneth, Gywneth would have 2 more sweets than Raju. How many sweets did Raju have at first ?

                        The given answer was 12. Is this correct ?
                        The answer is correct.

                        Raju [ ][ ][ ][ ] -> 4 parts (before giving away)
                        After for Raju if he gave 1/2 [ ][ ]
                        After for Gyw if she recd 1/2 [ ][ ]<8>

                        After for Raju if he gave 1/4 [ ][ ][ ]
                        After for Gyw if she recd 1/2 [ ][ ][ ] <2>

                        So (Raju)2 parts + (Gyw)2 parts + 8 = (Raju)3 parts + (Gyw)3 parts + 2
                        4 parts + 8 = 6 parts + 2
                        2 parts = 6
                        1 part = 3

                        So Raju has 4 parts initially => (4*3) = 12 sweets

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