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    Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!

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    • D Offline
      Dharma
      last edited by

      tianzhu:
      Dharma:


      Can you pls check whether the 2nd term is 5 or 6?

      Hi Dharma

      I think it's 6.

      The likely sequence is 2,6,12,20,30,42,56

      Best wishes

      Hi Tianzhu,

      Thanks. Guessed as much.

      The pattern is :
      The nth term = n(n+ 1)

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        tinkfirst
        last edited by

        So sorry to cause any confusion to all. Typo error instead of 6 typed 5. Thank you to Dharma & tianzhu for helping to solve this pattern. Is it common to find these type of Qns in PSLE?

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          tianzhu
          last edited by

          tinkfirst:
          Is it common to find these type of Qns in PSLE?

          Hi

          Questions on patterns frequently appear in primary maths exam.You may like to take a look at some of the questions on number patterns from past years testpapers.

          For last year’s PSLE question on pattern, you may refer to VC’s post @ Fri Dec 31, 2010 10:16 pm on pg 227 of this thread.

          http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=280&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=2260

          Best wishes

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            rrjan
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            Hi, could someone kindly help me with this problem? How to solve this using model?


            Linda & Roy have a total of 255 stamps. Half of Linda’s stamps is twice as many as Roy’s stamps. How many stamps does Roy have?

            Sincere Thanks.

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              Yu Xuan
              last edited by

              rrjan:
              Hi, could someone kindly help me with this problem? How to solve this using model?


              Linda & Roy have a total of 255 stamps. Half of Linda's stamps is twice as many as Roy's stamps. How many stamps does Roy have?

              Sincere Thanks.
              Draw the model using the following;

              Linda --> 4 units
              Roy --> 1 unit

              Half of Linda is 2 units, this is twice of Roy's 1 unit.

              5 units --> 255
              1 unit --> 255 / 5 = 51

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                rrjan
                last edited by

                Thanks Yu Xuan 😄

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                  peapot
                  last edited by

                  Hi everyone! I have a P2 question which I m not sure how to teach. Pls help me!! Thanks!


                  9_ _ - 99 = _01

                  How ah???

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                    bellerina
                    last edited by

                    Pls help with a P6 Qs. Thanks!


                    For a few months, Ng used 1/4 of his wkend playing tennis with his friends & 1/2 of his wkdays working in the office. He used up 115 days on tennis & work.
                    Another 1/2 of his wkend were spent on shopping & 1/4 of his wkdays were spent having dinner & playing soccer with his friends. He used up a total of 74 days on these activities.
                    He spent the rest of his time reading at home. How many days did he stay at home?

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                      Dharma
                      last edited by

                      peapot:
                      Hi everyone! I have a P2 question which I m not sure how to teach. Pls help me!! Thanks!


                      9_ _ - 99 = _01

                      How ah???
                      999 - 99 = 900
                      but answer's ones digit is 1. Therefore, the hundreds digit of the answer must be 8
                      So, answer is 801
                      Work backwards

                      9_ _ - 99 = 801
                      9_ _ - 99 + 99 = 801 + 99
                      9_ _ = 900

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                        autolycus
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                        bellerina:
                        Pls help with a P6 Qs. Thanks!


                        For a few months, Ng used 1/4 of his wkend playing tennis with his friends & 1/2 of his wkdays working in the office. He used up 115 days on tennis & work.
                        Another 1/2 of his wkend were spent on shopping & 1/4 of his wkdays were spent having dinner & playing soccer with his friends. He used up a total of 74 days on these activities.
                        He spent the rest of his time reading at home. How many days did he stay at home?
                        Wkends spent = 1/4 + 1/2 = 3/4.
                        Wkdays spent = 1/2 + 1/4 = 3/4.

                        That means he spends 3/4 of his week doing stuff. So the 115 days + 74 days = 3/4 of his days.

                        Time left = 1/4 overall
                        Days left must be 1/3 of the time spent, since that time was 3/4.

                        Hence time at home = 1/3 x 189 = 93 days.

                        In fact we can figure out that this is a period of roughly 10 months.

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