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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • B Offline
      bellerina
      last edited by

      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
        last edited by

        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
          last edited by

          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
            last edited by

            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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              christina soh
              last edited by

              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

              Hi,

              I have another question, pls help.

              Jan and Kay had equal number of sweets and equal number of chocolates. Jan ate 12 sweets and Kay ate 18 chocolates and then the ratio of Jan's sweets to chocolates became 1:7 and the ratio of Kay's sweets to chocolates became 1:4. How many sweets did Jan have at first?

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                Hershey
                last edited by

                Thank you very much for your reply. I really appreciate. šŸ˜„

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  Hi Belle


                  Hope this helps.

                  Best wishes.

                  http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5014/5427286514_29e30dffb2_b.jpg\">

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                    tianzhu
                    last edited by

                    Hi


                    Hope this helps.

                    Besides MD, you may also use the Units Method to solve this question.

                    Best wishes.

                    http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5014/5426816697_79d7f82bcc_b.jpg\">

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                      Brenda10
                      last edited by

                      tianzhu:
                      Hi


                      Hope this helps.

                      Besides MD, you may also use the Units Method to solve this question.

                      Best wishes.

                      http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5014/5426816697_79d7f82bcc_b.jpg\">
                      Hi Tianzhu

                      Thanking for your great effort to present it in such a nice picture.

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                        christina soh
                        last edited by

                        Brenda10:
                        tianzhu:

                        Hi


                        Hope this helps.

                        Besides MD, you may also use the Units Method to solve this question.

                        Best wishes.

                        http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5014/5426816697_79d7f82bcc_b.jpg\">

                        Hi Tianzhu

                        Thanking for your great effort to present it in such a nice picture.

                        Thank you Tianzhu.

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