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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • S Offline
      stary
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      Hi all,


      Have 2 questions that I need help with…

      1.
      A and B start cycling at the same time from the same place.
      If they cycle in the opposite direction, they will be 37 2/5 km apart after 55 min.
      If they cycle in the same direction, A will be 2 1/5 km ahead of B after 55 min.
      (a) Find the diff. in their average speed.
      (b) Find the average speed of the slower cyclist.(Express in decimals)

      2.
      At 2pm, Melvin started from Vivo City and travelled towards Sun City at an average speed of 78km/h. At 3:12pm, he went past Andrew who was travelling from Sun City to Vivo City. At 3:42pm, the distance between Melvin and Andrew was 75 km.
      (a) What was Andrew’s speed?
      (b) At what time did Andrew reach Vivi City?


      Your help is GREATLY appreciated by me.

      Best regards,
      Stary

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        raghupavithra
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        Mr Hambali is 39 years 4 months old.his son is 1/3 as old as he.How old is his son?

        (Give your answer in years)

        how to do this sum

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          raghupavithra
          last edited by

          Mr sim earns $2500 every month.After giving 3/5 of his salary to his wife and 1/2 of the remainder to his son, he saves the rest. How much money can Mr sim save in 3 years?

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            bobsg01
            last edited by

            Primary 6 Problem.


            Thanks for your kind help.

            http://i53.tinypic.com/2vceyvk.jpg\">

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              corneyAmber
              last edited by

              raghupavithra:
              Mr Hambali is 39 years 4 months old.his son is 1/3 as old as he.How old is his son?

              (Give your answer in years)

              how to do this sum
              Father's age in months = 468+4 = 472
              Son age = 1/3 *472 = 472/3 in months
              Son's age in years
              = 472/(3*12) = 13 1/9 years

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                corneyAmber
                last edited by

                raghupavithra:
                Mr sim earns $2500 every month.After giving 3/5 of his salary to his wife and 1/2 of the remainder to his son, he saves the rest. How much money can Mr sim save in 3 years?

                Amount left after giving wife per month
                = 2/5 * 2500
                = 1000

                After giving 1/2 of remainder to son, amt he saves per month = 1000-500 = 500

                Hence savings in 3 years = 36*500 = $18,000

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                  corneyAmber
                  last edited by

                  bobsg01:
                  Primary 6 Problem.


                  Thanks for your kind help.

                  http://i53.tinypic.com/2vceyvk.jpg\">

                  1 litre = 1000 cubic cm
                  5.95 litres = 1000 x 5.95 = 5950 cubic cm

                  (a) Water level = 5950/700 = 8.5cm

                  (b) Remaining level to full = 10-8.5 =1.5cm

                  hence amount of water to fill tank = 700 x 1.5 = 1050 cubic cm or 1.05 litres

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                    stary
                    last edited by

                    Can somebody help me???... 😢

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                      stary
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                      Wow... Since 18 May 2008, we've reached the 346th page!!!

                      Keep it up team! :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

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                        corneyAmber
                        last edited by

                        stary:
                        Hi all,


                        Have 2 questions that I need help with...

                        1.
                        A and B start cycling at the same time from the same place.
                        If they cycle in the opposite direction, they will be 37 2/5 km apart after 55 min.
                        If they cycle in the same direction, A will be 2 1/5 km ahead of B after 55 min.
                        (a) Find the diff. in their average speed.
                        (b) Find the average speed of the slower cyclist.(Express in decimals)

                        Your help is GREATLY appreciated by me.

                        Best regards,
                        Stary
                        A <--------------------|------------> B

                        A |-------------------->
                        B |------------->

                        So whether they go the same or opposite direction,
                        difference in distance = 2 1/5km
                        time taken = 55/60 h
                        (a) difference in average speed
                        = dist/time
                        = 11/5 x 60/55
                        = 2.4 km/h

                        (b) distance covered by slower cyclist
                        = (37 2/5 - 2 1/5) / 2
                        = 176/10 km
                        Hence average speed of slower cyclist
                        = 176/10 x 60/55
                        = 19.2 km/h

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