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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      peggy
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      Hi TianZhu,


      You’re really very helpful ! I appreciated very much. Though I may not be the one posting questions but had benefited by reading your reply. At least I can apply them for my son when we come across similar questions.

      Thanks !!

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        tianzhu
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        yeonee:
        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?
        Hi

        45 – (23 +12) = 10

        There are 10 fewer blue balls than green balls in the basket at first.

        Best wishes

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          tianzhu
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          yeonee:
          Hi, another question:-


          A packet of cookies was shared equally among 9 children. If 4 more children joined in, each child would get 8 fewer cookies. How many cookies were there in the packet?
          Hi

          9*8 = 72
          72/4 = 18

          18 + 9 = 26

          26*9 = 234

          There were 234 cookies in the packet.


          Best wishes

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            tianzhu
            last edited by

            peggy:
            Hi TianZhu,


            You're really very helpful ! I appreciated very much. Though I may not be the one posting questions but had benefited by reading your reply. At least I can apply them for my son when we come across similar questions.

            Thanks !!
            Hi

            It’s nice to know you’ve gained from reading my solutions.
            Enjoy the Math journey with your son.

            Best wishes

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              yeonee
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              tianzhu:
              9*8 = 72

              72/4 = 18

              18 + 9 = 26

              There were 26 cookies in the packet.

              Best wishes
              Hi, if there were 26 cookies, how can it be shared equally among 9 children? I thought it's a guess and check question. My answer is 18 cos' I thought each child will get 2 cookies if shared among 9 to share among 13 children, we need 8 more cookies. Correct me if I'm wrong.

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                tianzhu
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                yeonee:

                Hi, if there were 26 cookies, how can it be shared equally among 9 children? I thought it's a guess and check question. My answer is 18 cos' I thought each child will get 2 cookies if shared among 9 to share among 13 children, we need 8 more cookies. Correct me if I'm wrong.
                Hi

                I left the answer as 26 per children earlier.

                sorry, should be 18*13 = 234 or 26*9 = 234

                The answer is 234 cookies

                Best wishes

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                  yeonee
                  last edited by

                  tianzhu:
                  yeonee:


                  Hi, if there were 26 cookies, how can it be shared equally among 9 children? I thought it's a guess and check question. My answer is 18 cos' I thought each child will get 2 cookies if shared among 9 to share among 13 children, we need 8 more cookies. Correct me if I'm wrong.

                  Hi

                  I left the answer as 26 per children earlier.

                  sorry, should be 18*13 = 234 or 26*9 = 234

                  The answer is 234 cookies

                  Best wishes

                  Thank you.

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                    tianzhu
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                    yeonee:

                    Thank you.
                    Hi

                    You're welcome.

                    Best wishes

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                      2DMommy
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                      Pls help me with this question :



                      http://postimage.org/image/13dlu9omc/

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                        thir-teen
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                        2DMommy:
                        Pls help me with this question :



                        http://postimage.org/image/13dlu9omc/
                        Dist AD = 2m, Dist DE = 5/8 m

                        Dist AB = Dist BC = 1/4 m

                        So, Dist CD = Dist AD - Dist AC = 1(1/2) m

                        Then, Dist BE = Dist DE + Dist BC + Dist CD
                        = 5/8 + 1/4 + 1(1/2) = 19/8 m = 2(3/8) m

                        Try labelling the respective lengths on the diagram and it'll be clearer 🙂

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