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    Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!

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    • W Offline
      wkong
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      Wow, you are a good sister. My son is taking PSLE too in 2011. The source is ThinkingMath@onSponge - Conquer Problem Sums assessment book 😎

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        capricorn28
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        Hi iFruit and Vanilla Cake


        Thank you for your answers. Will let you know if the answers are correct after my daughter gets back with the right answers.

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          Almighty
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          Hi Dharma Sir,


          I had posted a message to u. Pl.c 2 it when u r free.

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            pineapple tarts
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            Hi there,


            The difference between 2 numbers is 66. When you divde the bigger number by the smaller number, the quotent is 7. What is the bigger number?

            I found the answer using algebra. But how do I teach my P3 the correct way? Pls help me. thank you very much.

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              iFruit
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              pineapple tarts:
              Hi there,


              The difference between 2 numbers is 66. When you divde the bigger number by the smaller number, the quotent is 7. What is the bigger number?

              I found the answer using algebra. But how do I teach my P3 the correct way? Pls help me. thank you very much.
              Model diagrams may be better to start off with...

              one box = smaller number
              7 boxes = bigger number.

              6 boxes = 66

              1 box = 11; 7 boxes = 77.

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                Almighty
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                Dharma sir,


                Pl.c for a message sent 2 yr inbox again.
                Thnks

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                  Hifive
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                  Hi everyone


                  Need help with this P5 question:

                  The total of 4 numbers was 390. When the first number was tripled, the second number halved, the third number increased by 28 and the 4th number decreased by 15, the 4 numbers became equal. Find the original value of each number.

                  Thanks in advance.

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                    Vanilla Cake
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                    Hifive:
                    The total of 4 numbers was 390. When the first number was tripled, the second number halved, the third number increased by 28 and the 4th number decreased by 15, the 4 numbers became equal. Find the original value of each number.

                    After
                    1st number: u
                    2nd number: u
                    3rd number: u
                    4th number: u

                    Before
                    1st number: β…“u
                    2nd number: 2u
                    3rd number: u-28
                    4th number: u+15

                    β…“u+2u+u-28+u+15=390
                    4β…“u-13=390
                    13u/3=403
                    u=403x3/13=93

                    1st number: β…“u = 1/3x93=31
                    2nd number: 2u =2x93=186
                    3rd number: u-28 =93-28=65
                    4th number: u+15 =93+15=108

                    The original value of 1st number, 2nd number, 3rd number and 4th number is 31, 186, 65 and 108 respectively.

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                      pineapple tarts
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                      iFruit:
                      pineapple tarts:

                      Hi there,


                      The difference between 2 numbers is 66. When you divde the bigger number by the smaller number, the quotent is 7. What is the bigger number?

                      I found the answer using algebra. But how do I teach my P3 the correct way? Pls help me. thank you very much.

                      Model diagrams may be better to start off with...

                      one box = smaller number
                      7 boxes = bigger number.



                      6 boxes = 66

                      1 box = 11; 7 boxes = 77.

                      Many thanks iFruit, but i still cannot understand. :oops:

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                        Hifive
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                        Hi Vanilla Cake


                        Thanks for your explanation!

                        There is one more question:

                        Jenny and Lydia wanted to buy some souvenirs for their friends when they were on a holiday. They had a total amount of $625 with them. Jenny had $115 more than Lydia. At the souvenir shop, Lydia spent half of what Jenny spent. In the end, Lydia was left with 4 times as much money as Jenny. How much did Jenny spend?

                        Thanks again.

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