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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      Yu Xuan
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      tianzhu:
      mum2010:


      Mary put some fifty-dollar notes and some ten-dollar notes into a piggy bank. There were a total of 60 notes. The total value of the fifyt-dollar notes and ten-dollar notes was equal. How much money did she put into the piggy bank?

      Hi

      Consider an equal value of $10.
      You’ll have 1 number of $10 note and 2 number of $5 note. Altogether, you’ll have $20 and a total number of 3 notes.

      Given that there are 60 notes altogether.

      3 notes ------ $20
      60 notes ------- S400

      Best wishes

      Hi Tianzhu

      Should be $50 and $10.

      Hence to equate the value
      $50 --> 1 unit
      $10 --> 5 units

      6units --> 60
      1 unit --> 60 / 6 = 10
      5 units --> 10 * 5 = 50

      ($50 x 10) + ($10 x 50) =$1000

      Is this answer correct?

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        iFruit
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        Andrew Lee:
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        Since we only need the sum

        sum of angles a, b, c, d ,e = three triangles - (angles not including a,b,c,d,e) = 180 + 180 +180 - (180-20) - (180-120) = 540 - 160 -60 = 320

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          tianzhu
          last edited by

          Hi Yu Xuan


          Good Morning.

          You’re correct. I’ve made a mistake in my earlier post by using $5 instead of $50.

          Thank you for your correction.

          Consider an equal value of $50.
          You’ll have 1 number of $50 note and 5 number of $10 note. Altogether, you’ll have $100 and a total number of 6 notes.

          Given that there are 60 notes altogether.

          6 notes ------ $100
          60 notes ------- $1000

          Best wishes

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            Yu Xuan
            last edited by

            Hi Tianzhu


            Would you interpret the following statements as similar;

            20% X $100 =$20

            20/100 X $100 =$20

            Especially the first statement, do you think it is acceptable?

            Thank you.

            Yu Xuan

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              tianzhu
              last edited by

              Hi Yu Xuan


              I looked through the PSLE Maths Guide (MC)

              20% x $100 = 20/100 X $100

              So, your two number statements should have similar meaning.

              Best wishes

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                tianzhu
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                Hi moderator


                Please delete this post.

                Thanks.

                Best wishes

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                  Yu Xuan
                  last edited by

                  tianzhu:
                  Hi Yu Xuan


                  I looked through the PSLE Maths Guide (MC)

                  20% x $100 = 20/100 X $100

                  So, your two number statements should have similar meaning.

                  Best wishes
                  Hi Tianzhu

                  Thank you. May I know which PSLE Math Guide you are refering to please.

                  Yu Xuan

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                    tianzhu
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                    Yu Xuan:

                    May I know which PSLE Math Guide you are refering to please.
                    Hi Yu Xuan

                    You're welcome.

                    PSLE Maths Revision Guide by Michelle Choo from Marshall Cavendish.

                    Best wishes

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                      Yu Xuan
                      last edited by

                      tianzhu:
                      Yu Xuan:


                      May I know which PSLE Math Guide you are refering to please.

                      Hi Yu Xuan

                      You're welcome.

                      PSLE Maths Revision Guide by Michelle Choo from Marshall Cavendish.

                      Best wishes

                      Hi Tianzhu

                      Thank you again.

                      Yu Xuan

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                        tianzhu
                        last edited by

                        Yu Xuan:

                        Hi Tianzhu

                        Thank you again.

                        Yu Xuan
                        Hi Yu Xuan

                        Good Morning.

                        You're welcome.

                        Best wishes

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