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Chan09:
Read Unread Total
3) Lim was reading a book. On the first day, the number of pages he read was 2/5 of the number of pages unread. On the second day, he read another 24 pages. As a result, the number of pages he read was 5/9 of the number of pages unread. If he had to complete reading the book in another 4 days, what was the average number of pages he had to read a day for the rest of the book? ( ans: 54 pages)
2u 5u 7u
+24pages -24pages
5u 9u 14u
Since the total units of books should be the same , change the total units of books to 14u
Read Unread Total
4u 10u 14u
+24pages -24pages
5u 9u 14u
5u - 4u = 24
1u = 24
Total number of pages unread = 9u = 9 * 24 = 216
The average number of pages he had to read a day for the rest of the book = 216 / 4 = 54 pages (Ans) -
Thank you :lol:
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Chan09:
Thank you :lol:
Hi Chan09 ,
You are welcome.
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Need help from the experts here…
1) Amy paid $56 for 1 turkey and 4 chickens. The turkey cost as much as 3 chickens. How much did the turkey cost?
2) Sharon paid $28 for 1 duck and 3 chickens. Betty paid $40 for 1 duck and 5 chickens. What much did a chicken cost? -
violet04:
Hi, not expect lah but give a try:Need help from the experts here..
1) Amy paid $56 for 1 turkey and 4 chickens. The turkey cost as much as 3 chickens. How much did the turkey cost?
2) Sharon paid $28 for 1 duck and 3 chickens. Betty paid $40 for 1 duck and 5 chickens. What much did a chicken cost?
1) 1 turkey = 3 chicken
1t + 4c = $56
3c + 4c = $56
7c = $56
1c = $8
Therefore, 1t = $8 x 3 = $24
Hope the above help. -
Brenda10:
Hi Brenda,
Hi, not expect lah but give a try:violet04:
Need help from the experts here..
1) Amy paid $56 for 1 turkey and 4 chickens. The turkey cost as much as 3 chickens. How much did the turkey cost?
2) Sharon paid $28 for 1 duck and 3 chickens. Betty paid $40 for 1 duck and 5 chickens. What much did a chicken cost?
1) 1 turkey = 3 chicken
1t + 4c = $56
3c + 4c = $56
7c = $56
1c = $8
Therefore, 1t = $8 x 3 = $24
Hope the above help.
Thks for your guidance. The answer is 24.
Can't imaging this is P2 question.... -
violet04:
Hi Brenda,
Hi, not expect lah but give a try:Brenda10:
[quote=\"violet04\"]Need help from the experts here..
1) Amy paid $56 for 1 turkey and 4 chickens. The turkey cost as much as 3 chickens. How much did the turkey cost?
2) Sharon paid $28 for 1 duck and 3 chickens. Betty paid $40 for 1 duck and 5 chickens. What much did a chicken cost?
1) 1 turkey = 3 chicken
1t + 4c = $56
3c + 4c = $56
7c = $56
1c = $8
Therefore, 1t = $8 x 3 = $24
Hope the above help.
Thks for your guidance. The answer is 24.
Can't imaging this is P2 question....[/quote]
Hi violet04
You're welcome. I think the standard is getting tougher compare to few years back.
BTW, the following is the Q2 working:
Information from question:
1d + 3c = $28
1d + 5c = $40
1d + 3c + 2c = $40
$28 + 2c = $40
2c = $40 - $28
2c = $12
1c = $6
Therefore, one chicken costs $6.00
Hope the above help. -
Hi,
Need help with the following Math problems. Many thanks in advance.
1. Alvin’s monthy income is $250 more than Clare but their monthly expenditures are the same. Over a certain period of time, Alvin has saved $1350 and Clare has only $600. Given that each of them spent $500 a month,
(a)How long did Clare take to save $600?
(b)What is Alvin’s monthly income?
2. Mary and Jason each have some money. If Mary spent $80 per day and Jason spent $40 per day, Mary will have $400 left when Jason has pent all his money. If Mary spent $40 per day and Jason spent $80 per day, Mary will have $1000 left when Jason jas spent all his money. What is the amount of money Jason has? -
wahwah:
A [ ][500][250]Hi,
Need help with the following Math problems. Many thanks in advance.
1. Alvin's monthy income is $250 more than Clare but their monthly expenditures are the same. Over a certain period of time, Alvin has saved $1350 and Clare has only $600. Given that each of them spent $500 a month,
(a)How long did Clare take to save $600?
(b)What is Alvin's monthly income?
C [ ][500]
[ ] denotes savings
[ ] denotes expenditures
Alvin saves $250 more than Clare per month
The amount of money that Alvin saved more than Clare = 1350 - 600 =750
a) Number of months that Clare took to save $600 = 750 / 250 = 3 months (Ans)
b) The amount of money that Clare saved per month = 600 / 3 = 200
Alvin's monthly income = 200 + 500 + 250 = $950 (Ans) -
wahwah:
Model 1Hi,
2. Mary and Jason each have some money. If Mary spent $80 per day and Jason spent $40 per day, Mary will have $400 left when Jason has pent all his money. If Mary spent $40 per day and Jason spent $80 per day, Mary will have $1000 left when Jason jas spent all his money. What is the amount of money Jason has?
M [ ] + 1000
J [ ][ ]
Model 2
M [ ][ ][ ][ ] + 400
J [ ][ ]
Compare models 1 and 2 of Mary ,
[ ][ ][ ]-----> 600
[ ]--------------> 200
The amount of money that Jason has = 2 * 200 = $400 (Ans)
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