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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      Happy Mama
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      Hi, can someone please help on the question below? Many thanks.


      Question :
      There are $5 notes, $2 notes, 50 cent coins and 20 cent coins found in a cash register. The total number of coins is 5/8 of the total number of notes. There are 36 more notes than the number of coins. The number of 20 cent coins is 1/3 of the number of 50 cent coins. The number of $5 notes is twice the number of $2 notes. What is the total value of all the notes and coins in the cash register?

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        small
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        Hi Happy Mama, Please find the solution. šŸ™‚


        http://s4.postimage.org/b98chbgz3/Coins_and_notes.jpg\">

        šŸ˜Ž

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          Mum1113
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          small:
          Hi Happy Mama, Please find the solution. šŸ™‚


          http://s4.postimage.org/b98chbgz3/Coins_and_notes.jpg\">

          šŸ˜Ž
          hello small - can u share the solution ? I can't see anything :?

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            Happy Mama
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            small:
            Hi Happy Mama, Please find the solution. šŸ™‚


            http://s4.postimage.org/b98chbgz3/Coins_and_notes.jpg\">

            šŸ˜Ž
            Thank you, small, for coming to the rescue, but I am not able to see your solution. Can you please re-post? Many thanks.

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              small
              last edited by

              Hi Happy Mama,


              The answer should be $409.50. I have pasted the link for your reference, see if you can download.

              http://s4.postimage.org/b98chbgz3/Coins_and_notes.jpg

              :oops:

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                Happy Mama
                last edited by

                small:
                Hi Happy Mama,


                The answer should be $409.50. I have pasted the link for your reference, see if you can download.

                http://s4.postimage.org/b98chbgz3/Coins_and_notes.jpg

                :oops:
                :thankyou: very much, small... šŸ˜‰

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                  bellerina
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                  Yu Xuan:
                  bellerina:

                  Please help on this Q! Thanks!


                  Jack packed his books into 2 boxes, Box A & Box B.
                  He packed (4/5) as many books in Box A as Box B at 1st.
                  After transferring 16 books from Box B to Box A, there are now (3/4) as many books in Box B as Box A.
                  How many books were there in each box at 1st?

                  Hi, this is internal transfer with unchange total.
                  Equate the total of both A & B before and after the transfer;

                  Before
                  A : B
                  4 : 5
                  28 : 35 Total --> 63

                  After
                  A : B
                  4 : 3
                  36 : 27 Total --> 63

                  Using A;
                  36u - 28u --> 16
                  8u --> 16
                  1u --> 16 / 8 = 2

                  At first;
                  A--> 2 * 28 = 56
                  B --> 2 * 35 = 70

                  :thankyou: ~ Yu Xuan!

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                    Belle2011
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                    Dear all,

                    Please help me with
                    Jean is a hairdresser. She receives a fixed basic salary each month. She also receives a commission of 15% per hair service done. Last year, the average amount that she received for her hair services per month was $2,400. If her earnings was $17,520 last year, find her monthly fixed basic salary.
                    (source: PSLE Revision paper 4; answer is $1100).
                    Thank-you.

                    Cheers,
                    Belle.

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                      Dharma
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                      Belle2011:
                      Dear all,

                      Please help me with
                      Jean is a hairdresser. She receives a fixed basic salary each month. She also receives a commission of 15% per hair service done. Last year, the average amount that she received for her hair services per month was $2,400. If her earnings was $17,520 last year, find her monthly fixed basic salary.
                      (source: PSLE Revision paper 4; answer is $1100).
                      Thank-you.

                      Cheers,
                      Belle.
                      Average earnings per month = $17,520.00 / 12 = $1460.00
                      Average commission earned per month = 15% x $2400.00 = $360.00
                      Monthly fixed salary = $1460.00 - $360.00 = $1,100.00

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                        Belle2011
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                        Dharma:
                        Belle2011:

                        Dear all,

                        Please help me with
                        Jean is a hairdresser. She receives a fixed basic salary each month. She also receives a commission of 15% per hair service done. Last year, the average amount that she received for her hair services per month was $2,400. If her earnings was $17,520 last year, find her monthly fixed basic salary.
                        (source: PSLE Revision paper 4; answer is $1100).
                        Thank-you.
                        Cheers,
                        Belle.

                        Average earnings per month = $17,520.00 / 12 = $1460.00
                        Average commission earned per month = 15% x $2400.00 = $360.00
                        Monthly fixed salary = $1460.00 - $360.00 = $1,100.00

                        Thanks very much, Dharma.
                        How come I didn't think of that?

                        What about
                        There are a total of 548 pupils in a hall. 2/5 of the girls are 24 less than
                        2/3 of the boys. How many boys are there in the hall?

                        Many thanks again.

                        Cheers,
                        Belle.

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