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    Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!

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    • W Offline
      wkong
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      Dear all,

      Need help for the following question:
      At a party, each of the 54 men talked to 3 women while each woman talked to 2 men. Find the number of women at the party.

      Thanks in advance. πŸ˜„

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        sharmi
        last edited by

        Hi , Can you help me out with this P3 Problem. Appreciate if you can explain using Model. Thanks in advance.


        Jeane,Agnes and Brinda has 108 Stamps. Jeane gave Agnes as many stamps as Agnes had. Agnes then gave Brinda as many stamps as Brinda had. As a result, each of them had the same number of stamps. How many stamps did Agnes receive from Jeane?

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          Neat
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          [quote]Hi!


          I need help for this question:

          Audrey had thrice as much money as her brother. After her father gave her $25 and her brother $35, Audrey now has twice as much money as her brother. How much money did Audrey have at first?

          Thanks[/quote]

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            jieheng
            last edited by

            Neat:
            [quote]Hi!


            I need help for this question:

            Audrey had thrice as much money as her brother. After her father gave her $25 and her brother $35, Audrey now has twice as much money as her brother. How much money did Audrey have at first?

            Thanks
            [/quote]Audrey [--------][--------][--------][--25--]

            Brother [--------][---35--]



            Audrey [--------][---35--][--------][---35--]

            Brother [--------][---35--]

            Compare the models of Audrey ,

            3u+25 -----> 2u+70

            1u -----> 45

            The amount of money that Audrey had at first = 3u = 3*45 = $135(Ans)

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              Neat
              last edited by

              jieheng:
              Neat:

              [quote]Hi!


              I need help for this question:

              Audrey had thrice as much money as her brother. After her father gave her $25 and her brother $35, Audrey now has twice as much money as her brother. How much money did Audrey have at first?

              Thanks

              Audrey [--------][--------][--------][--25--]

              Brother [--------][---35--]



              Audrey [--------][---35--][--------][---35--]

              Brother [--------][---35--]

              Compare the models of Audrey ,

              3u+25 -----> 2u+70

              1u -----> 45

              The amount of money that Audrey had at first = 3u = 3*45 = $135(Ans)[/quote][quote]Hi!

              Thanks for the prompt reply.

              I am quite slow. I would like to know why need to add 2 times of $35 to Audrey's model? and what happens to $25?

              Thanks in advance.[/quote]

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                jieheng
                last edited by

                Neat:



                After her father gave her $25 and her brother $35
                Audrey [--------][--------][--------][--25--]

                Brother [--------][---35--]


                Audrey now has twice as much money as her brother
                Audrey [--------][---35--][--------][---35--]

                Brother [--------][---35--]

                Compare the models of Audrey ,

                3u+25 -----> 2u+70

                1u -----> 45

                The amount of money that Audrey had at first = 3u = 3*45 = $135(Ans)
                [quote]Hi!

                Thanks for the prompt reply.

                I am quite slow. I would like to know why need to add 2 times of $35 to Audrey's model? and what happens to $25?

                Thanks in advance.[/quote]After her father gave her $25 and her brother $35, Audrey now has twice as much money as her brother

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                  MathIzzFun
                  last edited by

                  wkong:
                  Dear all,

                  Need help for the following question:
                  At a party, each of the 54 men talked to 3 women while each woman talked to 2 men. Find the number of women at the party.

                  Thanks in advance. πŸ˜„
                  Hi

                  For every 2 men, there are 3 women.

                  So number of women = 54 / 2 x 3 = 81

                  cheers.

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                    MathIzzFun
                    last edited by

                    sharmi:
                    Hi , Can you help me out with this P3 Problem. Appreciate if you can explain using Model. Thanks in advance.


                    Jeane,Agnes and Brinda has 108 Stamps. Jeane gave Agnes as many stamps as Agnes had. Agnes then gave Brinda as many stamps as Brinda had. As a result, each of them had the same number of stamps. How many stamps did Agnes receive from Jeane?
                    Hi

                    http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5656803746/in/photostream/

                    cheers.

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                      MathIzzFun
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                      Musicstar:
                      Dear all,


                      Please help me these question. Thank you.

                      1) In May, the ratio of Karen's weight to Huiyu's weight was 6:5. In June , Huiyu put on 5kg and Karen lost 3kg. As a result, both of them had the same weight. What was Huiyu's weight in May?

                      2)The ratio of the number of Sally's stickers to the number of Willy's stickers was 4:1. After Sally bought another 13 stickers and Willy received 7 more stickers from his teacher, the ratio of Sally's stickers to Willy's stickers became 3:1 . How many stickers did Sally have at first?

                      3) Peter, Ali and Samy shared some marbles in the ratio of 2:4:7. They decided to play some games with their marbles in the playground. In the first game, Samy lost 8 marbles to Peter. Peter then had the same number of marbles as Ali. In the second game, Samy won some marbles from Ali but Ali lost some of his marbles in the tall grass and could not find them. The new ratio of marbles among the three boys was
                      Peter : Ali : Samy
                      2 : 1 : 3

                      (a) How many marbles did Peter have after the 1st game?
                      (b) How many more marbles does Samy have then Ali after 2nd game?
                      Hi

                      MD for Q2.

                      http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5656803790/in/photostream/

                      Q1.
                      In May,
                      Karen's weight : HuiYu's weight
                      = 6 U : 5 U

                      In Jun,
                      6U - 3 = 5U + 5
                      1 U = 5 + 3 = 8 kg

                      HuiYu's weight in May = 5U = 5 x 8 = 40kg

                      Q3.
                      Initially,
                      Peter : Ali : Samy
                      = 2u : 4u : 7u

                      After first game, Peter had same number of marbles as Ali after winning 8 marbles from Samy
                      so Peter : Ali : Samy = 4u : 4u : 5u
                      2u = 8 marbles ==> 1u = 4 marbles

                      1) After first game, Peter had 4u = 4 x 4 = 16 marbles

                      In the end,
                      Peter : Ali : Samy
                      = 2 : 1 : 3
                      = 4u : 2u : 6u (since there was no change to Peter's number of marbles, Peter still had 4u)

                      Samy had 4u more than Ali in the end.
                      4 u = 16 marbles
                      2) Samy had 16 marbles more than Ali

                      cheers.

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                        Neat
                        last edited by

                        MathIzzFun:
                        Musicstar:

                        Dear all,


                        Please help me these question. Thank you.

                        1) In May, the ratio of Karen's weight to Huiyu's weight was 6:5. In June , Huiyu put on 5kg and Karen lost 3kg. As a result, both of them had the same weight. What was Huiyu's weight in May?

                        2)The ratio of the number of Sally's stickers to the number of Willy's stickers was 4:1. After Sally bought another 13 stickers and Willy received 7 more stickers from his teacher, the ratio of Sally's stickers to Willy's stickers became 3:1 . How many stickers did Sally have at first?

                        3) Peter, Ali and Samy shared some marbles in the ratio of 2:4:7. They decided to play some games with their marbles in the playground. In the first game, Samy lost 8 marbles to Peter. Peter then had the same number of marbles as Ali. In the second game, Samy won some marbles from Ali but Ali lost some of his marbles in the tall grass and could not find them. The new ratio of marbles among the three boys was
                        Peter : Ali : Samy
                        2 : 1 : 3

                        (a) How many marbles did Peter have after the 1st game?
                        (b) How many more marbles does Samy have then Ali after 2nd game?

                        Hi

                        MD for Q2.

                        http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5656803790/in/photostream/

                        Q1.
                        In May,
                        Karen's weight : HuiYu's weight
                        = 6 U : 5 U

                        In Jun,
                        6U - 3 = 5U + 5
                        1 U = 5 + 3 = 8 kg

                        HuiYu's weight in May = 5U = 5 x 8 = 40kg

                        Q3.
                        Initially,
                        Peter : Ali : Samy
                        = 2u : 4u : 7u

                        After first game, Peter had same number of marbles as Ali after winning 8 marbles from Samy
                        so Peter : Ali : Samy = 4u : 4u : 5u
                        2u = 8 marbles ==> 1u = 4 marbles

                        1) After first game, Peter had 4u = 4 x 4 = 16 marbles

                        In the end,
                        Peter : Ali : Samy
                        = 2 : 1 : 3
                        = 4u : 2u : 6u (since there was no change to Peter's number of marbles, Peter still had 4u)

                        Samy had 4u more than Ali in the end.
                        4 u = 16 marbles
                        2) Samy had 16 marbles more than Ali

                        cheers.


                        [quote]Hi Mathsguru

                        I got a question which I solve by using Algebra. Please give me in answering with models.

                        Q: Raju and Samy went shopping with a total of $675. After spending some money, the amount Raju had left was five times the amount he spent and the amount Samy had left was four times the amount he spent. If both of them had a total of $553 left.

                        a) how much did Raju have at first?

                        b) how much did Samy spend?

                        Thanks in advance.[quote]

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