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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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        ksi:
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        THanks Ksi. I was pondering at the question for quite a bit of time and I calaculated wrongly.
        thanks for the model

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          ozora
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          Got this question:

          The ratio of the number of pupils in class A to the number of pupils in class B is 5: 4 at first. 1/5 of the pupils in class A and 7/8 of those in class B were girls. After reshuffling of pupils between 2 classes, the number of boys in each class is equal to the number of girls. If the total of 24 pupils are affected, how many pupils are there in each class at first?
          I got the answer class A-42 and B-30 which are wrong.
          Anyone can help?
          Answer is class A-40 and B-32

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            ozora:
            Got this question:

            The ratio of the number of pupils in class A to the number of pupils in class B is 5: 4 at first. 1/5 of the pupils in class A and 7/8 of those in class B were girls. After reshuffling of pupils between 2 classes, the number of boys in each class is equal to the number of girls. If the total of 24 pupils are affected, how many pupils are there in each class at first?
            I got the answer class A-42 and B-30 which are wrong.
            Anyone can help?
            Answer is class A-40 and B-32
            Hi

            a model approach 😄

            http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5834499397/in/photostream

            cheers.

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                Please help.


                Nan Hua
                http://www.orlesson.org/orp/10Ma/2010-P6-Math-CA1-NanHua.pdf
                Question 23
                Rick and his brother shared 2 pizzas. Rick ate twice as much as his brother. What fraction of the pizzas did his brother eat?

                Answer given is: 1/3


                St Nicholas
                http://www.orlesson.org/orp/10Ma/2010-P6-Math-CA1-StNic.pdf
                Question 5
                Nomee distributed 7/8 of a log cake equally among her twin sister and 2 brothers. What fraction of the log cake did each of them receive?

                (1) 4 3/8
                (2) 3 1/2
                (3) 7/24
                (4) 7/32

                Answer given is (3) 7/24.


                Please advise if the answer for St Nicholas should be 1/3 instead of 7/24?

                TIA.

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                  Angel25:
                  12. \tAt 09 00 Jonathan drove from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore. He first drove to Malacca which is 200 km away at an average speed of 100 km/h. When he reached Malacca, he rested for 45 minutes. Then, he continued driving the remaining of his journey to Singapore at an average speed of 90 km/h.

                  At what time did he reach Singapore?
                  Hi

                  There may be some missing information.

                  Any information on a)The distance between KL and Singapore or b) The distance between Malacca and Singapore.

                  Best wishes

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                    Hi P5G


                    Rick ate twice as much as his brother.
                    Divide a pizza into 3 parts.
                    2 parts ----- Rick
                    1 part ------ His brother
                    His brother ate 1/3 of a pizza


                    7/8 of a log cake is distributed to 1 twin sister and 2 brothers. The three of them shared equal portions.
                    7/8 ÷ 3 or 7/24.

                    Best wishes

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                      tianzhu:
                      Hi P5G


                      Rick ate twice as much as his brother.
                      Divide a pizza into 3 parts.
                      2 parts ----- Rick
                      1 part ------ His brother
                      His brother ate 1/3 of a pizza


                      7/8 of a log cake is distributed to 1 twin sister and 2 brothers. The three of them shared equal portions.
                      7/8 ÷ 3 or 7/24.

                      Best wishes

                      Uncle Tianzhu,

                      Why do you multiply by 7/8 for the log cake but not by 2 for the pizzas?
                      How do we decide when to multiply by the number given and when not to?
                      Your help will be greatly appreciated.

                      TIA.

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                        tianzhu
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                        Hi P5G


                        The question asks a student to find out what fraction did Rick’s brother eat.

                        Rick ate twice as much as his brother.
                        Therefore, Rick ----- 2 units and his brother ----- 1 unit.

                        You may just work on one pizza
                        Divide a pizza into 3 parts.
                        Rick ----- 2 parts
                        His brother ------1 part

                        His brother ------ 1/3 of a pizza

                        If you choose to work with 2 pizzas.
                        One pizza ----- 3 parts, therefore 2 pizzas -------6 parts
                        Rick ----- 4parts
                        His brother ------2 parts

                        The answer is 2/6 which is also 1/3

                        Best wishes

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