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    • J Offline
      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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        mama_10
        last edited by

        Hi JieHeng,


        Thanks :thankyou:

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          jieheng
          last edited by

          mama_10:
          Hi JieHeng,


          Thanks :thankyou:
          Hi mama_10 ,

          You are welcome.

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            Jenlimtz
            last edited by

            Pls help:


            1) Veronica has $100. Racheal had $30. Veronica gave some money to Rachel. In the end, she had $40 more than Rachael. How much money did Rachel have in the end?

            2) Mr Wong gave her 3 grand children, Janet, Simon and Alicia a sum of money. Janet received 3/7 as much as Alicia. Simon received the same amount of money as Alicia. If Janet received $180 from her grandfather, how much must Simon and Alicia each give to Janet so that all three children have the same amount of money?

            TIA.

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              jieheng
              last edited by

              Jenlimtz:
              Pls help:


              1) Veronica has $100. Racheal had $30. Veronica gave some money to Rachel. In the end, she had $40 more than Rachael. How much money did Rachel have in the end?

              2) Mr Wong gave her 3 grand children, Janet, Simon and Alicia a sum of money. Janet received 3/7 as much as Alicia. Simon received the same amount of money as Alicia. If Janet received $180 from her grandfather, how much must Simon and Alicia each give to Janet so that all three children have the same amount of money?

              TIA.
              Q1)

              V [ 100 ]

              R [ 30]

              Total = 100 + 30 =130

              V [ ][40]

              R [ ]

              [ ] + [ ][40] = 130
              [ ]= (130 - 40) / 2 = 45

              In the end , Rachel had $45 (Ans)


              Q2)

              Janet [ ][ ][ ] 3u
              Alicia [ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ] 7u
              Simon[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ] 7u

              3u -------> 180
              1u -------> 60

              7u -------> 7 * 60 = 420

              Total amount of money = 3u + 7u + 7u = 17u = 17 * 60 = 1020

              Each of them had the same amount of money = 1020 / 3 = 340

              In order for all three children have the same amount of money ,

              The amount of money that Simon and Alicia should give to Janet = 420 - 340 = $ 80 (Ans)

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                Jenlimtz
                last edited by

                Hi Jieheng


                Thanks a lot!

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                  jieheng
                  last edited by

                  Jenlimtz:
                  Hi Jieheng


                  Thanks a lot!
                  Hi Jenlimtz ,

                  You are welcome.

                  Regards,

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                    Greatly Blessed
                    last edited by

                    OO+{}{}{}=520

                    O+{}=186
                    OOOO+{}{}{}=_____

                    What’s the answer pls? Tks.

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                      small
                      last edited by

                      Greatly Blessed:
                      OO+{}{}{}=520

                      O+{}=186
                      OOOO+{}{}{}=_____

                      What's the answer pls? Tks.
                      Hi,

                      Hope this helps.

                      OO+{}{}{}=520 --- (1)
                      O+{}=186 --- (2)

                      substitute (2) into equation (1):
                      {}+186+186=520
                      {}= 520 - 372
                      {}=148

                      so from equation (2):
                      O=186-148
                      O=38

                      Thus :OOOO+{}{}{} --> O+{}+O+{}+O+{}+O
                      =186 +186 + 186 + 38
                      =596

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                        Greatly Blessed
                        last edited by

                        Hi Small

                        Thank you, thank you

                        Didn’t know that I can actually put "+" between OO and {}{}{}.

                        The steps you’ve provided are so clear and easy to understand.

                        Thanks again.

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