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    Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!

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      sanie
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      Need help on this qn. Thanks.


      The volume of water in bottle P was 3/5 of that in bottle Q. After 60ml of water was added to bottle P and 20ml was poured away from bottle Q, the amt of water in bottle P was 3/4 that in bottle Q.
      What was the amt in each bottle at first?

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        Yerdua
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        Please help on this P2 qn, thanks!


        In fairyland, every elf has either 1 or 2 eyes. Every elf also has either 1,2 or 3 feelers.
        The elves in fairyland greet each other when they have either more eyes or feelers than the other.

        a) how many elves are there in fairyland?
        b) at a party where all elves attends, how many greetings will there be?

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          softcoach
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          Hi MathIzzzFun


          Appreciate your help . Thanks ! πŸ˜„

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            jieheng
            last edited by

            sanie:
            Need help on this qn. Thanks.


            The volume of water in bottle P was 3/5 of that in bottle Q. After 60ml of water was added to bottle P and 20ml was poured away from bottle Q, the amt of water in bottle P was 3/4 that in bottle Q.
            What was the amt in each bottle at first?
            Old ratio P : Q = 3 : 5
            P [--][--][--] (= 3*[--])

            Q [--][--][--][--][--] (=5*[--])

            After 60ml of water was added to bottle P and 20ml was poured away from bottle Q
            P [--][--][--] + [---60---]

            Q [--][--][--][--][--] - [-20-]

            New ratio P : Q = 3 : 4
            P [--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-]

            Q [--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-]

            Compare the models of Q ,

            [--][--][--][--][--] - [-20-] -----> [--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-]


            [--] -----> 100

            3*[--] -----> 300

            5*[--] -----> 500

            the amount of water in P at first = 300 ml (Ans)

            the amount of water in Q at first = 500 ml (Ans)

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              sanie
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              jieheng:
              sanie:

              Need help on this qn. Thanks.


              The volume of water in bottle P was 3/5 of that in bottle Q. After 60ml of water was added to bottle P and 20ml was poured away from bottle Q, the amt of water in bottle P was 3/4 that in bottle Q.
              What was the amt in each bottle at first?

              Old ratio P : Q = 3 : 5
              P [--][--][--] (= 3*[--])

              Q [--][--][--][--][--] (=5*[--])

              After 60ml of water was added to bottle P and 20ml was poured away from bottle Q
              P [--][--][--] + [---60---]

              Q [--][--][--][--][--] - [-20-]

              New ratio P : Q = 3 : 4
              P [--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-]

              Q [--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-]

              Compare the models of Q ,

              [--][--][--][--][--] - [-20-] -----> [--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-][--][-20-]


              [--] -----> 100

              3*[--] -----> 300

              5*[--] -----> 500

              the amount of water in P at first = 300 ml (Ans)

              the amount of water in Q at first = 500 ml (Ans)

              Thank you so much! Your model is much easier to understand πŸ™‚

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                MathIzzzFun
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                softcoach:
                Hi MathIzzzFun


                Appreciate your help . Thanks ! πŸ˜„
                Hi

                you are welcome :lol:

                cheers.

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                  Chan09
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                  Need help


                  2) a figure is made up of 2 identical squares. 1/6 of each square is shaded. What fraction of the whole figure is shaded?
                  Ans: 1/11

                  3) 3/5 are $50. 2/3 of the remainder are $10 and $5 notes and the rest are $2 notes. He had twenty four $2 notes. The number of $10 notes is 1/7 of the number of $5 notes. What is the number of $10 notes he has?
                  Ans: 4

                  Thank you :?

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                    starlight1968sg
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                    Chan09:
                    Need some help :stupid:


                    Harry and 5 friends share a cake equally for tea. If Harry gave away 2/3 of her share, what fraction of the cake had she left?
                    Ans: 1/18
                    Take the cake and divide into 6 parts.
                    So Harry gets 1/6 of the cake. Since she gave away 2/3 of her share, she has 1/3 * 1/6 = 1/18 of the cake left.

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                      violet04
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                      Hi, pls help to solve the following Maths sums with model, thks.



                      David had some apples in a box.
                      He sold 47 apples.
                      He bought another 25 apples and threw away 60 rotten ones.
                      He then had 123 apples left.
                      How many apples did David have at first.

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                        Jcong
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                        Alan, Ben, Caleb , Danny and Eric took part in a Weiqi competition. At the moment, the number of games played is shown below:


                        Alan has played 4 games
                        Ben has played 3 games
                        Caleb has played 2 games
                        Danny has played 1 game.

                        If all contestants are required to play against one another, how many game has Eric played so far?

                        A. 1
                        B. 2
                        C. 3
                        D. 4

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