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    Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!

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    • PiggyLalalaP Offline
      PiggyLalala
      last edited by

      :thankyou: for all the various approaches to find the area of shaded region.

      :lovesite: There is just so much to learn in here. 😄

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      • B Offline
        Brenda10
        last edited by

        tianzhu:
        Brenda10:


        She visualize the drawing and come with this this area is a small square with size of 4cm.

        Hi Brenda10.

        This question has been discussed previously in the PSLE Maths thread.

        Best wishes

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        http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4103/5037820252_8aa41e056c_z.jpg\">

        Hi Tianzhu

        Thank you so much for your picture and dd has learnt a new way to solve the problem. :lol:

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          Brenda10
          last edited by

          Augmum:
          Brenda10:

          [quote=\"ChiefKiasu\"]Can your DD explain why she assumes that the height of triangle AFE to be 4cm?


          Hi Chief
          DD said she visualize the small area as a square.
          Now she is worry and want to :siam:

          hi brenda

          Triangle AEF + triangle AFB = triangle AEB
          (since AFC is a straight line and also diagonal of square ABCD)

          Triangle AEB = ½ x 6 x 12 = 36
          Triangle AEF = ½ x 6 x h (h = height of triangle AEF)
          \t\t= 3 h
          Triangle AFB = ½ x 12 x h
          \t\t= 6 h
          ( same h as AFC is a straight line and also diagonal for sq ABCD)

          3h +6 h = 36
          9 h = 36
          \t h = 4
          The height of the triangle AEF is 4 cm
          amirtha:
          Dear Maths Guru
          Could you pls help to solve the below P6 question.
          http://i56.tinypic.com/33m0nm1.jpg\">
          thks
          [/quote]Hi augmum

          Thank you for your help on explaning of how to get the height. :lol:

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          • PiggyLalalaP Offline
            PiggyLalala
            last edited by

            MathIzzzFun:
            PiggyLalala:

            [quote=\"MathIzzzFun\"]

            Hi

            The worked solution 😄

            http://i54.tinypic.com/29dern8.jpg\">

            cheers.

            Nice Solution but again how do we explain that the height of triangle Y and Z to be the same.

            Hi

            copy triangle ADG and paste it over triangle ABE, and you will see that Y and Z overlaps and are the same - ADG and ABE are reflections in the axis AC.

            cheers.[/quote]Sorry to have asked you so many questions.
            :thankyou: for your time and effort. Thank you very much.

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            • W Offline
              WLRR
              last edited by

              Hi


              Pls help with this question:

              At present, Raymond is 3 times as old as his cousin. In 22 years’ time, Raymond’s age will be 19 years less than twice his cousin’s age. How old is Raymond now?

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              • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                MathIzzzFun
                last edited by

                WLRR:
                Hi


                Pls help with this question:

                At present, Raymond is 3 times as old as his cousin. In 22 years' time, Raymond's age will be 19 years less than twice his cousin's age. How old is Raymond now?
                hi

                http://i55.tinypic.com/2r3w4yu.jpg\">

                cheers.

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                • W Offline
                  WLRR
                  last edited by

                  Hi MathIzzzFun


                  Thank you for your help!

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                  • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                    MathIzzzFun
                    last edited by

                    WLRR:
                    Hi MathIzzzFun


                    Thank you for your help!
                    u r welcome 😄

                    cheers.

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                    • K Offline
                      KoalaMummy
                      last edited by

                      Mary had 1/4 as much money as Jane. Their uncle gave them $4 each and as a result, Mary had 2/5 as much money as Jane. How much money did each of the girls have at first? (same 'gap' as the same amount was given to both girls)

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                        KoalaMummy
                        last edited by

                        The ratio of the number of apples to oranges is 3:5. Mr Tham bought another 20 apples and 20 oranges and as a result, the ratio of the number of apples to oranges became 7:10. How many apples did Mr Tham have at first? (same ‘gap’ as the same number of apples and oranges were bought)

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