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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      hypergatak
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      Thanks, very well explained!

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        MathIzzzFun
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        hypergatak:
        Thanks, very well explained!

        you're welcome

        cheers. :lol:

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          allcc6
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          Need help on how to present working for this question :


          Florence wants to give some pencils to every child in her class. If she were to give 2 pencils to each child, she would have 13 pencils left. If she were to give 3 pencils to each child, she would have 5 pencils left. How many children are there in her class?

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            jieheng
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            Hi allcc6 ,


            Extra pencils to be given away = 13 - 5 = 8

            Additional pencil to give to each child = 3 -2 = 1

            Number of children = 8 / 1 = 8 children (Ans)

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              Jenlimtz
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              Hi


              Need help to solve the below 2 questions:

              1) Mavis drank 3/8 litre of milk. Janet drank 1/4 litre more milk than Mavis. Samantha drank 1/2 litre less milk than Janet. How much milk did Samantha drink?

              2) Amy spent 3/10 of her money on a blouse and half of the amount she spent on the blouse on a bag. Then she spent the rest of her money on two pairs of shoes. If each pair of shoes cost $33, how much did she spent on the bag?

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                tianzhu
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                Jenlimtz:
                Hi


                Need help to solve the below 2 questions:

                1) Mavis drank 3/8 litre of milk. Janet drank 1/4 litre more milk than Mavis. Samantha drank 1/2 litre less milk than Janet. How much milk did Samantha drink?

                2) Amy spent 3/10 of her money on a blouse and half of the amount she spent on the blouse on a bag. Then she spent the rest of her money on two pairs of shoes. If each pair of shoes cost $33, how much did she spent on the bag?
                Hi

                You may solve them using MD.

                Best wishes

                Q1

                Draw a bar, divide into 8 units

                Mavis ----- 3 units
                Janet ----- (2 + 3) ------ 5 units
                Samantha ------ (5 - 4) ----- 1 unit ------1/8 litres of milk

                Q2

                Use equivalents fractions to avoid working with decimals
                3/10 ----- 6/20

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                  Jenlimtz
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                  Hi Tianzhu


                  Thank you so much.

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                    tianzhu
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                    Jenlimtz:
                    Hi Tianzhu


                    Thank you so much.
                    Hi

                    You're welcome.

                    Best wishes

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                      mama_10
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                      Jack has a total of 20 oranges and pears. If he exchanges every pear for 2 oranges, he will have 28 oranges. How many oranges and pears does he have ? (Heuristics : work backwards)


                      Pls help! Thks

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                        jieheng
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                        mama_10:
                        Jack has a total of 20 oranges and pears. If he exchanges every pear for 2 oranges, he will have 28 oranges. How many oranges and pears does he have ? (Heuristics : work backwards)


                        Pls help! Thks
                        No of Oranges No of Pears Total no of fruits
                        28 0 28
                        26 1 27

                        From the above data , we can see that ,

                        No of pears + Total no of fruits = 28

                        When total no of fruits = 20

                        no of pears = 28 -20 = 8 (Ans)

                        no of oranges = 20 - 8 = 12 (Ans)

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