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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      Dharma
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      Good morning Ler,


      It will be very much easier for us if u can post complete questions with diagrams attached because quite a few of us here do not have the actual question papers.

      Thanks.

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        tianzhu
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        Ler:
        Maha Bohi SA2 math 2010, Paper 2

        Questions 12. Talik was given some pocket for recess, He realised that if he had spent $0.80 on each meal, he would have 8 meals fewer than if he had spent $0.60 on 8 meals and spent $0.80 on the remaining meals . How many meals did the money last him?
        Hi

        Please scroll up and refer to some earlier posts for solutions to Q12.

        Best wishes

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          tianzhu
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          Ler:

          Q14. The diagram above, not drawn to scale, shows the dimensions of wheels of Kens bicycle. he pushed his bicycle down a slope 3m long. How many complete revolutions did the wheel make?
          (sorry cant diagram)
          Hi

          To answer this question, you need to find the circumference of the wheel.

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          Best wishes

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            Vanilla Cake
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            Ler:
            Hi all,


            I am poor in math, can somebody help me to answer

            Maha Bohdhi SA2 Paper 1 (2010)

            Question 25, For every $2 that I get ...

            Question 26, The figure above of 4 idential cirlces....

            Questions 27, During a science experiment....

            Questions 28, ABC and PQR.......

            Question 29, In the diagram....

            Question 30, After 40% of the boys....

            I try to do the math, but i got it wrong. Need???
            Pls refer to this http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6373&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=2550 from page 256 onwards for solutions contributed by Dharma, myself etc.

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              Vanilla Cake
              last edited by

              Ler:
              Maha Bohi SA2 math 2010, Paper 2

              Many thanks for working out most of the solutions. I hv problem understanding but still trying to work out.

              Pls help to answer the following :-

              Question 7 - In the diagram show above, O is the centre of the circle and OAB is a right angle triange. Given that AB is 10cm and the shaded parts of the circle add up to 133 m square. Find the area of the circle.

              Questions 10. Joanne and Tomomi bought the same bag from the same shop when they went shopping together . Johanne spents 75% of her money on the bag and Tomomi spent 2/3 of hers. What percentage of their total sum of money was the cost of a bag if the girls had $100 left altogether? (round off your answer to the nearest tenth).

              Questions 12. Talik was given some pocket for recess, He realised that if he had spent $0.80 on each meal, he would have 8 meals fewer than if he had spent $0.60 on 8 meals and spent $0.80 on the remaining meals . How many meals did the money last him?

              Q14. The diagram above, not drawn to scale, shows the dimensions of wheels of Kens bicycle. he pushed his bicycle down a slope 3m long. How many complete revolutions did the wheel make?
              (sorry cant diagram)
              Pls refer to this http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6373&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=2550 from page 256 onwards for the solutions of your questions contributed by Dharma, myself etc.

              VC's mum

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                abc_parent
                last edited by

                Hi everyone - please help


                Q6) Muthu and Beng Huat had some money. If Muthu gave Beng Huat $360. both would have an equal amount of money. If Beng Huat gave Muthu $180, Beng Huat would have 1/3 as much money as Muthu.
                (a) How much money did Muthu have?
                (b) How much money did Beng Huat have?

                Ans:(a) $1440 (b) $720


                Q9) Mr Kuah, a canteen vendor, had a container completely filled with oil. On the first day, he used 1 litre more than 1/2 of the original amount of oil in the container for his cooking. On the second day, he used 2 litres more than 1/3 of the remaining oil in the container. On the third day, he used 6 litres more than 1/7 of the oil left in the container. In the end, there were still 6 litres of oil in the container.
                How many litres of oil were there in the container at first?

                Ans: 50 litres


                Q12) Given that p : (q+r)=1:3, r : (q+s)=1: 2 and p : s=2 : 5.
                (a) p:q:r:s
                (b) Find (r+q) : (p+s)

                Ans:
                (a) 6 : 7 : 11 : 15
                (b) 6 : 7


                Q16) [There is a diagram for this question. Please help if you have it]
                The figure below consists of three circles. The smallest circle has centre O and radius of 4cm. The biggest circle has centre O and radius of 10cm. The diameter of the biggest circle also cuts through the centre of the medium-sized circle. The medium-sized circle touches the other two circles as shown. The three regions formed are coloured red, white and blue as shown.
                (a) Find the radius of the medium-sized circle.
                (b) Find the area of the white region. Use a calculator to obtain the value of pi. (Give your answer correct to 2 decimal places.)
                © Express the area of the red region as a fraction of the area of the blue region.


                Ans:
                (a) 7cm (b) 103.67cm square © 16/51


                Q17)Ahmad started travelling from Town P towards Town Q at 7am. After travelling for some time, he passed Steve who was travelling at an average speed of 80km/h in the opposite direction. After travelling for another 2 hours, Ahmad reached Town Q while Steve was still 40km away from Town P.
                (a) If Ahmad reached Town Q at 1pm, what was his average speed?
                (b) If Steve started his journey from Town Q, at what time did he leave Town Q?

                Ans
                (a) 50 km/hour
                (b) 9.45a.m.

                Q18)Mdm Ang bought some highlighters, pens and mechanical pencils. 1/4 of them were highlighters. The number of pens she bought was 6 more than 1/2 the total number of all the items and the remaining were mechanical pencils. Each of the highlighters, pens and mechanical pencils cost $2.10, $4.05, $1.60 respectively. She spent a total of $227. 10 on all the items. How many pens did she buy altogether?

                Ans:
                42

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                  abc_parent
                  last edited by

                  Hi everyone - please help if you can.


                  Q6) Mrs Siva has some sweets. If she gives 5 sweets to each of her pupils, she will have 4 sweets left. If she gives 12 sweets to each of her pupils, she will need 73 more sweets. How many pupils are there?

                  Ans:
                  4 + 73 = 77
                  12 - 5 = 7
                  Pupils -> 77 / 7 = 11
                  There are 11 pupils. [I don’t understand the rationale.]


                  Q9) Find the value of
                  (3 + 5 + 7 + … + 21) / (40 + 60 + 80 + … + 360)

                  Ans: 3/85

                  Q13) The ratio of $2 notes to $5 notes in Joan’s piggy bank was 13: 8. She exchanged 20 pieces of $2 notes for some $5 notes, after which, the ration of $2 notes to $5 notes became 4:5. What was the total value of $2 notes and $5 notes in the piggy bank at first?

                  Ans: $264

                  Q15) [This question contains a picture. Please help if you have it.]
                  The figure below consists of 2 identical semicircles, a larger semicircle and a circle. The diameter of the big semicircle is 40cm. Find the shaded area. (Take pi = 3.14)

                  Ans: 228 cm square

                  Q16) The figure below shows a solid made up of 10 identical cubes. When the solid is painted black the total area being painted is 360 cm square.
                  (a) What is the volume of the solid?
                  (b) How many more cubes must be added to change this solid into a big cube with a volume of 729 cm cube?

                  Ans: (a) Volume is 270 cm cube.
                  (b) 17 cubes must be added.

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                    abc_parent
                    last edited by

                    Hi everyone - please help if you can.


                    Q7) The figures below, X and Y, are 2 identical isoceles triangles. Both figures contain a square of a different size. Given that the area of the square in Figure X is 360 cm square, find the area of the sqaure in Figure Y.

                    Ans: 320 cm square

                    Q9) [This question has a picture. Please help if you can.]
                    The figure below is not drawn to scale. PQRS is a square and CBRD is a rectangle. BRE is a straight line. Given that angle DRF= 136 degree and angle SHD = 129, find the ratio of angle HRB to angle ERF.

                    Ans: 51:46

                    Q15) A bullet train took 5 hours to travel from Patient Town to Honest Town while an electric train took 4 hours to travel from Honest Town to Patient Town. Both trains set off at the same time and moved towards each other. Two hours later, they were 255 km apart. What was the speed of the electric train?

                    Ans: 75 km/h

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                      abc_parent
                      last edited by

                      Hi everyone again - please help


                      Q4)[There is a diagram so please help if you have it]
                      Each link of a chain has an outside length of 40cm, and the metal is 4cm thick.
                      The diagram below shows a chain which is made up of 4 links. Find the maximum length, in cm, of a chain which is made up of 10 links.

                      Ans: 328 cm

                      Q12) Figure 1 below shows a rectangular tank containing 6 cubes and filled with water to its brim. In figure 2, four cubes were removed from the same tank and the water level dropped by 4.5cm. After that, a certain amount of water was drained off the tank until the water level reaches the same height as the remaining cubes. Find the volume of water in the tank in Figure 2.

                      Ans: 720 cm cube

                      Q13) The figure below is made up of 4 shaded parts formed by a circle and an isosceles triangle XYZ. The circle has a diameter of 12 cm and in the triangle XYZ, XY = XZ = 13cm and YZ = 10cm.
                      (a) Calculate the perimeter of the shaded parts.
                      (b) Calculate the difference between shaded parts ‘A’ and ‘B’.

                      Ans:
                      (a) 73.70cm
                      (b) 26.55cm square

                      Q17)Mr Tan took 6 h to drive from Town A to Town B.
                      Mr Lim who started at the same time as Mr Tan, took 4 hours to drive from Town B to Town A. When they met each other, they were 48km away from the midpoit of Town A and Town B.
                      (a) Calculate the distance between Town A and Town B.
                      (b) Calculate the speed of Mr Tan.

                      Ans:
                      (a) 480km
                      (b)80km/hour


                      Q18) 20% of John’s savings is $120 more than 30% of Brian’s savings. After John spent 5/6 of his savings and Brian spent 1/2 of his savings, John has $20 more than Brian. Find the savings of John at first.

                      Ans:
                      $1080

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                        abc_parent
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                        Hi again


                        Does anyone know where to find the complete step by step solutions for SCGS Prelims. Not sure how you feel about it but I cannot do most of the questions in paper 2.

                        There’s also much discussion about prelims 2010. May I know where I can find them and find the solutions?

                        Thanks in advance !!!

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