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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • B Offline
      Belle2011
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      shurley197323:
      Pls help. A container has a mass of 1 4/5kg when it is completely filled with sweets.It has a mass of 1 3/10kg when 3/8 of the sweets are removed. What is the mass of the container when it is empty ?

      Many thanks.
      Do a subtraction ie 1 4/5 - 1 3/10 will give you the mass of 3/8 sweets.
      From there, you can find the mass of 8/8 sweets.
      Once found, you can subtract it from 1 4/5 to get the mass of container when it is empty.
      Sorry, I dont have a calculator now, so can't work out the details.

      Cheers,
      Belle.

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        shurley197323
        last edited by

        Thanks Belle 2011. But I don’t quite get it. Can someone advise me further?

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          lizawa
          last edited by

          shurley197323:
          Thanks Belle 2011. But I don't quite get it. Can someone advise me further?

          This is the solution.
          http://i52.tinypic.com/1z1r28m.jpg\">

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            shurley197323
            last edited by

            Thanks.lizawa.

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              MathIzzzFun
              last edited by

              match3frog:
              MathIzzzFun:

              [quote=\"match3frog\"]Please help with this question:


              Jovi had 2 strings, string A and string B. Initially, string A was thrice the length of string B. Jovi then cut 9.1m from string A and 140cm from string B. The length of string B became 1.5 times of string A. What was the length of string A at first?

              Thanks!

              Hi match3frog

              this was asked in another thread - http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=6373&start=3580

              or find the solution at http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5709910478/in/photostream

              cheers.

              Thanks so much for your fast response and showing me the link! Much appreciated! :lovesite:[/quote]Hi match3frog

              you are welcome :lol:

              cheers.

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                MathIzzzFun
                last edited by

                bobsg01:
                Thanks MathIzzzFun.


                :goodpost:
                Hi bobsg01,

                you are welcome :lol:

                cheers.

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                  Neat
                  last edited by

                  tianzhu:
                  Neat:


                  What made you decide to multiply by 4 to get the equivalent ratio?

                  Hi

                  We are given that the total number of ducks and cows is between 20 and 40.

                  We are also given the ratio of the total number of ducks' legs to the total number of cows' legs is 5:9.

                  Given this ratio, a student is expected to find out the number of animals.

                  A cow has 4 legs and a duck has 2 legs.

                  Hence, the number showing the number of cow’s legs has to be a multiple of 4.Likewise the number showing the number of duck’s legs has to be a multiple of 2.

                  That’s why we multiply the given ratios 5:9 by 4 to get 20:36.

                  This gives us 10:9 as the ratio for the number of ducks to the number of cows. This is not within the range of 20 and 40.

                  Multiply by 2 to get an equivalent ratio of 20:18 which is 38 and within the range.

                  Best wishes

                  [quote]Thanks tianzhu for your detailed and clear explanation.

                  Thanks again.
                  :salute: [/quote]

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                    tianzhu
                    last edited by

                    Neat:

                    Thanks tianzhu for your detailed and clear explanation.
                    Hi

                    You're welcome.

                    Best wishes

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                      bobsg01
                      last edited by

                      Thanks in advance for your answer: :? :?


                      http://i56.tinypic.com/yktg0.jpg\">

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                        starlight1968sg
                        last edited by

                        bobsg01:
                        Thanks in advance for your answer: :? :?


                        http://i56.tinypic.com/yktg0.jpg\">
                        Find area or perimeter ???

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