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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      teh_oh
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      Thanks Tianzhu. πŸ™‚

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        tianzhu
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        teh_oh:
        Thanks Tianzhu. πŸ™‚

        Hi

        You're welcome.

        Best wishes

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          teh_oh
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          spunky:
          teh_oh:

          1 - 3/8 - 1/8 = ____


          For the above type of math questions, will marks be deducted if the child did not reduce the answer to '1/2' after getting '4/8'?
          Thanks.

          no marks should be deducted unless the question specifies that answer must be in the simplest form.

          However, as a good habit, teach the child to reduce at all times especially simple fractions like 4/8

          Thanks spunky. πŸ™‚

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            paranoid mum
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            Adrian & Zen shared some marbles equally. After Zen received 58 marbles from Adrian, how many more marbles than Adrian did Zen have?


            The answer is 116 marbles??

            I can’t figure out why?

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              vlim
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              paranoid mum:
              Adrian & Zen shared some marbles equally. After Zen received 58 marbles from Adrian, how many more marbles than Adrian did Zen have?


              The answer is 116 marbles??

              I can't figure out why?
              let me try huh..but I don't know how to show it here by model so below is my explanation:

              Adrain has A + 58 marbles
              Zen has A + 58 marbles also
              So when Zen received 58 marbles from Adrain then
              Zen would have A + 58 +58 = A + 116 marbles
              and Adrain would have A marbles
              so Zen has 116 marbles more then Adrain!

              Hope my explanation is correct πŸ˜‰

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                teh_oh
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                paranoid mum:
                Adrian & Zen shared some marbles equally. After Zen received 58 marbles from Adrian, how many more marbles than Adrian did Zen have?


                The answer is 116 marbles??

                I can't figure out why?
                Initially,
                A[====]
                Z[====]

                After giving
                A[==]-58
                Z[====]==]+58

                hence 58+58=116.

                sorry, i'm not so good at using this platform to illustrate models.

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                  Bunny27
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                  Need help to solve below question:


                  John and Jane shared some marbles in the ratio 7:3. When John gave Jane 12 marbles, he found that they each had the same of marbles. How many marbles did Jane have at first?

                  Thanks!

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                    iFruit
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                    Bunny27:
                    Need help to solve below question:


                    John and Jane shared some marbles in the ratio 7:3. When John gave Jane 12 marbles, he found that they each had the same of marbles. How many marbles did Jane have at first?

                    Thanks!
                    In the begninning,

                    John:Jane:Total = 7:3:10

                    Since the total didn't change, The total at end must be

                    John:Jane:Total = 5:5:10

                    For a difference of 2 (3->5), Jane would have 3 at first.
                    For a difference of 12, Jane would have at first = 12/2 x 3 = 18

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                      ttyh
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                      theron and ahmad were given same number of rubber bands each.

                      After theron used 50 rubber bands and ahmad used 86 rubbber bands, theron had 5 times as many rubber bands as ahmad. how many rubber bands did each of them had at first?

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                        paranoid mum:
                        Adrian & Zen shared some marbles equally. After Zen received 58 marbles from Adrian, how many more marbles than Adrian did Zen have?


                        The answer is 116 marbles??

                        I can't figure out why?

                        Hi paranoid mum,

                        Hope this helps,cheers !!

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