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    Q&A - P3 Math

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    • L Offline
      livewith_vanilla
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      2DMommy:
      livewith_vanilla:

      [quote=\"2DMommy\"]Another question :


      Ahmad and Bata had a total of 7 cards at first. After Bata bought more cards and Ahmad lost cards, Bata now has 3 cards more than Ahmad. Find the number of cards Bata had at first?

      I think there is information lost here.
      I'm in p6, and I don't think its solvable.

      Sorry sorry, some typo error , the question should read :

      Ahmad and Bata had a total of 76 cards at first. After Bata bought 15 more cards and Ahmad lost 8 cards, Bata now has 3 cards more than Ahmad. Find the number of cards Bata had at first?[/quote]Oh i see.

      Hmm... okay...

      So the total in all for A+B is 76.

      After Bata bought 15 cards, the total is 91.
      After Ahmad lost 8 cards, the total is 83.

      We know that Bata has 3 more cards than Ahmad.
      The total now is 83.

      83-3=80
      80/2=40(Ahmad in the end)
      40+3=43(Bala in the end)

      Since Bala bought 15 cards,

      43-15=28

      Bala has <u>28 cards</u> at first.

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        tianzhu
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        femi:
        can somebody help me in these questions pls?this are primary 4 questions.


        question 1)Arvin has 6 times as many cards as Cedric. if Arvin gives 40 cards to cedric, they will have the same number of cards. How many cards should Alvin give to Cedricc so that he has thrice as many cards as Cedric?


        question 2)mrs ida baked 125 tarts and placed them in a jar. Aliff ate 4 tarts everyday.Fatimah ate 1 tart on the first day,2 tarts on the 2nd day,3 tarts on the 3rd day and so on.
        a)on which day would both children have eaten the same total number of tarts?
        b)how many tarts are left in the jar on day 10?



        hope u can answer the questions.
        thanks šŸ˜„ šŸ˜Ž :lol: :oops: :roll: :? :shock: šŸ˜ž šŸ˜‰ šŸ™ 😐 :idea: :?: :!: :stupid: :celebrate: [/list][/list]
        Hi

        For Q1, first, we solve part of the problem to find out the total number of cards in the beginning.

        For Q2, I assume that the question asks for the remaining number of tarts after consumption by Aliff and Fatimah on day 10.

        Hope this helps.

        Best wishes

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          launt
          last edited by

          If I understood the question correctly, this should be a straight forward sum:


          step 1:convert the denominator to 12...
          2/3m = 8/12m

          step 2: add length used to length remaining...
          8/12m + 7/12m = 15/12m = 1 3/12m

          Therefore original length = 1 3/12m


          SPI:
          Need help for this question. Thanks.

          Linda used 2/3m of string to tie a pile of books and had 7/12m of string left. What was the original lenght of string she had at first?


          Sorry post wrong place. Should be at P3/P4 Maths section.

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            2DMommy
            last edited by

            Please help me with this two questions :


            1) Adam had 4 times as many Singapore stamps as China stamps. After he gave away 678 Singapore stamps to his friend in exchange for 393 China stamps. Adam now has the samenumber of Singapore stamps as China stamps. What is the total number of stamps Adam had at first?

            2)John and Peter had an equal number of stickers. After Peter gave 27 stickers to John, John had 4 times as many stickers as Peter. How many stickers did Peter have at first?

            Thank you.

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              tianzhu
              last edited by

              2DMommy:

              1) Adam had 4 times as many Singapore stamps as China stamps. After he gave away 678 Singapore stamps to his friend in exchange for 393 China stamps. Adam now has the samenumber of Singapore stamps as China stamps. What is the total number of stamps Adam had at first?
              Hi

              Hope this helps.

              Best wishes.

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                2DMommy
                last edited by

                tianzhu:
                2DMommy:


                1) Adam had 4 times as many Singapore stamps as China stamps. After he gave away 678 Singapore stamps to his friend in exchange for 393 China stamps. Adam now has the samenumber of Singapore stamps as China stamps. What is the total number of stamps Adam had at first?

                Hi

                Hope this helps.

                Best wishes.

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                Thank you ! šŸ™‚

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  2DMommy:

                  2)John and Peter had an equal number of stickers. After Peter gave 27 stickers to John, John had 4 times as many stickers as Peter. How many stickers did Peter have at first?
                  Hi

                  Hope this helps.

                  Best wishes

                  http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4111/5070245337_c308cce5bf_z.jpg\">

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                    2DMommy
                    last edited by

                    Hi tianzhu, thank you for the clear explanation. Some of the questions I could work out but just do not know how to draw the models and explain to my son.

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                      tianzhu
                      last edited by

                      2DMommy:
                      Hi tianzhu, thank you for the clear explanation. Some of the questions I could work out but just do not know how to draw the models and explain to my son.

                      Hi 2DMommy

                      You are welcome.

                      The good news is your son is in P3 /P4, there is still plenty of time as PSLE is two to three years away.

                      With more practices,you can only get better.

                      MD is one of many heuristics taught in primary Maths. Expose the kid to various strategies and let him/her decides the method he/she is most comfortable with.

                      Best wishes

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                        yeonee
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                        Can someone help me with this question?


                        45 blue balls and 12 green balls were put into a basket containing some blue and green balls. There were 23 more blue balls than green balls in the end. How many fewer blue balls than green balls were there in the basket at first?

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