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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • E Offline
      Emelyn
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      Hi,


      Need help on this :

      2010 Ai Tong School Paper 2 Question 15
      The ration of the number of $100-notes to $5-notes that Angel had was 7:4. She exchanged 12 pieces of $100-notes for some $5-notes. After which, the ration of the number of $100-notes to $5-notes becamse 1:16. What was the amount of money Angel had at first ?

      Many thanks.

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        Cheerfuldad
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        Hi all,


        Please help!

        Q 1. While on a Europe tour, Sam read 544 pages of a book at first. He read the remaining pages in 23 days, with the same number of pages each day. During these 23 days, he read 1/13 of the book in 7 days. How many pages of the book did he read in the 7 days?

        Q 2. There were 65 more boys than girls at a carnival on Sunday. 60% of the boys and 2/7 of the girls who were at the carnival on Sunday went on Saturday too. The remaining 143 boys and girls went only on Sunday.
        a) How many more boys than girls went to the carnival on both days?
        b) Find the total number of boys and girls at the carnival on Sunday.

        Thank you.

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          tianzhu
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          Emelyn:
          Hi,


          Need help on this :

          2010 Ai Tong School Paper 2 Question 15
          The ration of the number of $100-notes to $5-notes that Angel had was 7:4. She exchanged 12 pieces of $100-notes for some $5-notes. After which, the ration of the number of $100-notes to $5-notes becamse 1:16. What was the amount of money Angel had at first ?

          Many thanks.
          Hi

          This question has been discussed in one of the earlier posts.
          http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=280&start=2440

          You may do it in two ways.

          Best wishes

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            Hifive
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            Hi


            Need help with this question:

            http://www.flickr.com/photos/62186744@N04/5706093589/

            Thanks in advance.

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              Mum1113
              last edited by

              Emelyn:
              Hi,


              Need help on this :

              2010 Ai Tong School Paper 2 Question 15
              The ration of the number of $100-notes to $5-notes that Angel had was 7:4. She exchanged 12 pieces of $100-notes for some $5-notes. After which, the ration of the number of $100-notes to $5-notes becamse 1:16. What was the amount of money Angel had at first ?

              Many thanks.
              Done by son using ratio / cross multiplication. Hope this helps :

              $100 :\t$5
              7u :\t4u
              -12 :\t+240
              ---------------
              1 : \t16



              112u - 192 = 4u + 240
              108u = 432
              1u = 4
              4 x 7 x 100 = 2800 }
              4 x 4 x 5 = 80 } 2880

              Ans : $ 2880

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                wkong
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                Dear All,


                Need help with the following question:

                Shawn is late for school. His father, Mr. Wong, is driving him to school.

                If Mr. Wong drives at 60km/h, Shawn will be 45 minutes late.
                If Mr. Wong drives at 80km/h, Shawn will be 20 minutes late.

                Find the distance from Shawn’s house to his school.

                Thanks in advance.

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                  CoffeeCat
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                  wkong:
                  Dear All,


                  Need help with the following question:

                  Shawn is late for school. His father, Mr. Wong, is driving him to school.

                  If Mr. Wong drives at 60km/h, Shawn will be 45 minutes late.
                  If Mr. Wong drives at 80km/h, Shawn will be 20 minutes late.

                  Find the distance from Shawn's house to his school.

                  Thanks in advance.
                  Hi, this is another typical inverse speed ratio question.
                  (Given constant distance)
                  Speed
                  60 : 80
                  3 : 4
                  Time Taken
                  4 : 3
                  (Given ratio of speed for 2 scenarios, the ratio for time taken is just the reverse for the 2 scenarios. Intuitively, for constant distance, the faster u travel, the lesser the amt of time u will take).
                  So 1 unit of time = 45-20= 25 mins.

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                    wkong
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                    CoffeeCat:
                    wkong:

                    Dear All,


                    Need help with the following question:

                    Shawn is late for school. His father, Mr. Wong, is driving him to school.

                    If Mr. Wong drives at 60km/h, Shawn will be 45 minutes late.
                    If Mr. Wong drives at 80km/h, Shawn will be 20 minutes late.

                    Find the distance from Shawn's house to his school.

                    Thanks in advance.

                    Hi, this is another typical inverse speed ratio question.
                    (Given constant distance)
                    Speed
                    60 : 80
                    3 : 4
                    Time Taken
                    4 : 3
                    (Given ratio of speed for 2 scenarios, the ratio for time taken is just the reverse for the 2 scenarios. Intuitively, for constant distance, the faster u travel, the lesser the amt of time u will take).
                    So 1 unit of time = 45-20= 25 mins.

                    So what's the answer? (distance)
                    Anders

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                      CoffeeCat
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                      wkong:

                      So what's the answer? (distance)
                      Anders
                      1 unit -> 25 mins
                      Assuming you looking at 60km/h scenario,
                      Time taken -> 4 units -> 100mins = 5/3 h
                      Hence Distance -> 5/3 * 60 = 100km

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                        wkong
                        last edited by

                        CoffeeCat:
                        wkong:


                        So what's the answer? (distance)
                        Anders

                        1 unit -> 25 mins
                        Assuming you looking at 60km/h scenario,
                        Time taken -> 4 units -> 100mins = 5/3 h
                        Hence Distance -> 5/3 * 60 = 100km


                        Thank you 😄

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