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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      chokos
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      Harry Had 289 more stamps than Dominic.

      When Dominic gave away 161 of his stamps, he had half of what Harry had.
      How many stamps did Dominic have at the beginning?

      Pls help solving it using model.
      Thanks!

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        peterch
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        I try to answer as follow

        http://postimage.org/image/1anz63imc/

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          plum-cake
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          statement 1. Harry= domi+289

          statement 2. Harry/2= domi-169

          statement 1- statement 2 ie

          (Harry - Harry/2 )= (domi-domi) + (289 - -169)
          1/2 Harry = 458
          Harry = 916

          Statement 1 - 916 = domi + 289
          therefore 916 - 289 = domi
          627 = domi

          I am not sure about the model

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            CTong
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            Do you have an answer for it? I have tried to work out and the answer is 611.

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              plum-cake
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              CTong:
              Do you have an answer for it? I have tried to work out and the answer is 611.

              how do you get that ans/ any working?

              ok then I am not smarter than a p4 :!: tho I am a \"\" holder...

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                peggy
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                I’ve got 611 too!!

                Dunno how to post picture here…

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                  aqeqiq
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                  This is from my p4 dd:


                  The answer is 611. It is not an internal transfer. :imanisland:

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                    Tang
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                    chokos:
                    Harry Had 289 more stamps than Dominic.

                    When Dominic gave away 161 of his stamps, he had half of what Harry had.
                    How many stamps did Dominic have at the beginning?

                    Pls help solving it using model.
                    Thanks!

                    Hi,


                    H [----------][----------]
                    D [----------][161]<289>

                    1 u --> 161 + 289 = 450

                    450 + 161 = 611

                    Dominic had 611 stamps at the beginning.

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                      plum-cake
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                      plum-cake:
                      statement 1. Harry= domi+289

                      statement 2. Harry/2= domi-169

                      statement 1- statement 2 ie

                      (Harry - Harry/2 )= (domi-domi) + (289 - -169)
                      1/2 Harry = 458
                      Harry = 916

                      Statement 1 - 916 = domi + 289
                      therefore 916 - 289 = domi
                      627 = domi

                      I am not sure about the model
                      no buddy noticed mine. I was checking what went wrong... this is it I put 169 for 161

                      statement 1. Harry= domi+289
                      statement 2. Harry/2= domi-161
                      statement 1- statement 2 ie

                      (Harry - Harry/2 )= (domi-domi) + (289 - -161)
                      1/2 Harry = 450
                      Harry = 900
                      Statement 1 - 900 = domi + 289
                      therefore 900- 289 = domi
                      611 = domi

                      :rahrah:
                      How to learn to draw the model .....and solve it..

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                        elkniwt
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                        Hi,


                        Pls help solve this problem :
                        Anne and Bobby had a total of $309. After Anne spent $48 and Bobby saved $15, Anne has 2 times as much as Bobby. How much did Anne and Bobby have at first?

                        Thanks.

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