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    Q&A - P3 Math

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    • Y Offline
      yingxuan0806
      last edited by

      Gin:
      Hi, hope someone can help me out here:


      There were two times as many blue clips as there are yellow clips. After giving away 66 blue clips and 8 yellow clips, there were thrice as many yellow clips as there were blue clips. How many clips were there at first?

      Thanks šŸ™‚
      -units n parts method

      Before After
      Blue 2u 2u-66 = 1p
      Yellow 1u 1u-8 = 3p

      to make them the same
      3p = 6u-198
      6u-198 = 1u-8
      shifting:
      6u-1u = 198-8
      5u=190
      1u=190/5=38
      3u=38x3=114

      hope you understand. 😃

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      • G Offline
        Gin
        last edited by

        Thank you, yingxuan0806 and MathIzzzfun!

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          mama_10
          last edited by

          Nd help !


          The length of a rectangle table is 3times its width. If the length was 2m shorter and the width, 80cm wider, a square table would be formed. What are the dimensions of the rectangler table?

          Thanks!

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            davos
            last edited by

            Let the width be 1 unit, the length 3 units, The length is longer than the width by 2 units.

            If the width is increased by 80cm, length is decreased by 200cm,
            80 + 200=280—>2 units,
            thus 1 unit is 280/2 =140.
            Width is 140cm, length is 140 x 3 = 420cm.

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              mama_10
              last edited by

              davos:
              Let the width be 1 unit, the length 3 units, The length is longer than the width by 2 units.

              If the width is increased by 80cm, length is decreased by 200cm,
              80 + 200=280--->2 units,
              thus 1 unit is 280/2 =140.
              Width is 140cm, length is 140 x 3 = 420cm.
              Im using the method below to find out the answer :-
              3x-200=x+80
              2x=280
              x=140
              L=3x=420cm
              Can you explain why 80+200-->2 units?

              Thanks

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              • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                ChiefKiasu
                last edited by

                mama_10:
                davos:

                Let the width be 1 unit, the length 3 units, The length is longer than the width by 2 units.

                If the width is increased by 80cm, length is decreased by 200cm,
                80 + 200=280--->2 units,
                thus 1 unit is 280/2 =140.
                Width is 140cm, length is 140 x 3 = 420cm.

                Im using the method below to find out the answer :-
                3x-200=x+80
                2x=280
                x=140
                L=3x=420cm
                Can you explain why 80+200-->2 units?

                Thanks

                80+200 represents the total difference in length between the current length and breadth of the rectangle.
                Since length = u + u + u and width = u, the difference in length is 2u.
                So 2u = 80+200

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                  mama_10
                  last edited by

                  ChiefKiasu:
                  mama_10:

                  [quote=\"davos\"]Let the width be 1 unit, the length 3 units, The length is longer than the width by 2 units.

                  If the width is increased by 80cm, length is decreased by 200cm,
                  80 + 200=280--->2 units,
                  thus 1 unit is 280/2 =140.
                  Width is 140cm, length is 140 x 3 = 420cm.

                  Im using the method below to find out the answer :-
                  3x-200=x+80
                  2x=280
                  x=140
                  L=3x=420cm
                  Can you explain why 80+200-->2 units?

                  Thanks

                  80+200 represents the total difference in length between the current length and breadth of the rectangle.
                  Since length = u + u + u and width = u, the difference in length is 2u.
                  So 2u = 80+200[/quote]
                  :thankyou:

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                    mama_10
                    last edited by

                    Im using the method below to find out the answer :-

                    3x-200=x+80
                    2x=280
                    x=140
                    L=3x=420cm
                    Can you explain why 80+200-->2 units?

                    Thanks[/quote]

                    80+200 represents the total difference in length between the current length and breadth of the rectangle.
                    Since length = u + u + u and width = u, the difference in length is 2u.
                    So 2u = 80+200[/quote]


                    :thankyou:[/quote]

                    What does the dimension refer to ? The question was asking what are the dimension of the rectangler table?
                    Thanks!

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                      davos
                      last edited by

                      Dimension refers to the length and width of the rectangular table in this case.

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                        concerned1970
                        last edited by

                        Pls help to solve the following ques. šŸ˜„


                        1) The difference between 2 numbers is 60. The greater number is 3 times the smaller number. Find the greater number.

                        2) What number am I thinking of?
                        2/3 of this number is 100.
                        2/5 of this number is 60.
                        The number is _____.

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