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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      Drdj
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      Thanks again 🙂

      JustKP:
      Drdj:

      Dear all,

      Could you help me to solve this?
      Thanks a lot 🙂
      http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aV15TSLS

      Angle AED is 90, so angle DAE is 27. Thus angle x is 36 (90-27-27).

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        suiyuan
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        Thank You for your help.

        Please help me solve these questions in a non-algebraic manner.

        Q1) A motorist takes 1/2 h less than the usual time to travel from KTown to JTown when he increases his average speed by 10%. For a distance of 100km, he will take 1/3 h less than the usual time if his speed is 20% more than the average speed from KTown to JTown. Find the distance between KTown and JTown.

        Q2) A car travels from town P to town Q at a constant speed. When it increases its speed by 20%, the journey from P to Q takes 1 hour less than its usual time. When it travels at its usual speed for 100 km before increasing its speed by 30%, the journey also takes 1 hour less than usual. Find the distance between the two towns.

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          Vanilla Cake
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          Sam went shopping at a department store. He spent 1/5 of his money on a sofa set and $786 on a washing machine. Later, he spent 1/8 of his remaining amount on a dining table. If the amount of money left was $86.35 more than half of the amount he had at first, how much money did Sam have at first?


          :?:

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            enoawng
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            Dharma:
            enoawng:

            can anyone help?


            John was n years old when his mother was 36 years old. Today, his mother is 3 times as old as John.
            a) Express John’s age now in terms of n
            b) What is John’s age now if n=8?

            http://www.postimage.org/

            Thanks.

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              enoawng
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              When Kumar partners Bala, they take 8 days to paint a house. When Bala partners Hashim, they take 6 days to paint the hose. When Hashim partners Muthu, they take 12 days to paint the house. How many days do Kumar and Muthu take to paint the house together?


              TIA

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                acforfamily
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                suiyuan:
                Thank You for your help.

                Please help me solve these questions in a non-algebraic manner.

                Q1) A motorist takes 1/2 h less than the usual time to travel from KTown to JTown when he increases his average speed by 10%. For a distance of 100km, he will take 1/3 h less than the usual time if his speed is 20% more than the average speed from KTown to JTown. Find the distance between KTown and JTown.

                Q2) A car travels from town P to town Q at a constant speed. When it increases its speed by 20%, the journey from P to Q takes 1 hour less than its usual time. When it travels at its usual speed for 100 km before increasing its speed by 30%, the journey also takes 1 hour less than usual. Find the distance between the two towns.
                hi suiyuan,
                i think the answers are found here
                http://prischoolmaths.blogspot.com/search/label/Maths-Speed

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                  N3SKiasu
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                  Dear Dharma, thanks for solving my earlier question.


                  I have one Q :
                  2 groups of people, A and B are working on a project. If 18 people move from group A to group B, then group B will have 3 more people than group A. If we take away 18 people from both groups, then the remaining people in group B is 5/8 of that of group A. Find the number of people in each group at first. (Ans :106 and 73).

                  I managed to solve the above using Model, but it is rather complex. I wld like to seek your advice whether/how above can be solved by your usual Units/Parts method. Appreciate if you cld enlighten.

                  Btw, my earlier question
                  In a classroom, when a boy stands up, the number of boys sitting becomes 4/5 of the number of girls sitting. On the other hand, when a girl stands up, the number of girls sitting becomes 8/7 of the number of boys sitting. How many boys and girls are there in the class altogether?

                  Your answer contained:
                  3u=5p
                  1u = 5 & 1p=3

                  May I kw how is the last step being deduced from the earlier step?
                  Sorry if this question sound silly, I think I obviously unable to grab an impt concept here, :oops: wld appreciate your enlightenment.

                  Thks very much Dharma, for your help.

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                    tianzhu
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                    N3SKiasu:

                    2 groups of people, A and B are working on a project. If 18 people move from group A to group B, then group B will have 3 more people than group A. If we take away 18 people from both groups, then the remaining people in group B is 5/8 of that of group A. Find the number of people in each group at first. (Ans :106 and 73).

                    I managed to solve the above using Model, but it is rather complex.
                    Hi
                    Just trying to understand why did you say MD is rather complex to be used to solve this question.You may wish to share your MD.

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                      N3SKiasu
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                      tianzhu:
                      N3SKiasu:


                      2 groups of people, A and B are working on a project. If 18 people move from group A to group B, then group B will have 3 more people than group A. If we take away 18 people from both groups, then the remaining people in group B is 5/8 of that of group A. Find the number of people in each group at first. (Ans :106 and 73).

                      I managed to solve the above using Model, but it is rather complex.

                      Hi
                      Just trying to understand why did you say MD is rather complex to be used to solve this question.You may wish to share your MD.

                      Hi Tianzhu,
                      oh..it looks rather complex to me if I try to use it to explain to my child so I wld like to learn a simpler mehod from Dharma, if there is.

                      I wld very much like to share the MD at the same time, the drawing is just lying in front of me! but I am struggling to put the diagram into words. 😢 sorry very poor in this sort of things.. Any tips to share btw, I have seen your beautiful work. I will try to put it up asap. TQ.

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                        Dharma
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                        suiyuan:
                        Thank You for your help.

                        Please help me solve these questions in a non-algebraic manner.

                        Q1) A motorist takes 1/2 h less than the usual time to travel from KTown to JTown when he increases his average speed by 10%. For a distance of 100km, he will take 1/3 h less than the usual time if his speed is 20% more than the average speed from KTown to JTown. Find the distance between KTown and JTown.

                        Q2) A car travels from town P to town Q at a constant speed. When it increases its speed by 20%, the journey from P to Q takes 1 hour less than its usual time. When it travels at its usual speed for 100 km before increasing its speed by 30%, the journey also takes 1 hour less than usual. Find the distance between the two towns.
                        http://www.postimage.org/

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