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      chloecube
      last edited by

      hi all,


      i need some expert help on these 2 sums :thankyou:

      1) A number is a multiple of 3. It is between 10 and 40. It is also a factor of 45. What is the number?

      is the answer : 15?

      2) There are 943 apples in Box X and Box Y. There are 785 apples in Box Y and Box Z. How many apples are there in Box X than in Box Z?

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        MathIzzzFun
        last edited by

        chloecube:
        hi all,


        i need some expert help on these 2 sums :thankyou:

        1) A number is a multiple of 3. It is between 10 and 40. It is also a factor of 45. What is the number?

        is the answer : 15?

        2) There are 943 apples in Box X and Box Y. There are 785 apples in Box Y and Box Z. How many apples are there in Box X than in Box Z?
        Hi

        1) yes.

        2)
        [Box Y][**Box X**] = 943
        [Box Y][*Box Z*] = 785
        So [**Box X**] - [*Box Z*] = 943 - 785 = 158
        There were 158 more apples in Box X than in Box Z.

        cheers.

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          chloecube
          last edited by

          MathIzzzFun:
          chloecube:

          hi all,


          i need some expert help on these 2 sums :thankyou:

          1) A number is a multiple of 3. It is between 10 and 40. It is also a factor of 45. What is the number?

          is the answer : 15?

          2) There are 943 apples in Box X and Box Y. There are 785 apples in Box Y and Box Z. How many apples are there in Box X than in Box Z?

          Hi

          1) yes.

          2)
          [Box Y][**Box X**] = 943
          [Box Y][*Box Z*] = 785
          So [**Box X**] - [*Box Z*] = 943 - 785 = 158
          There were 158 more apples in Box X than in Box Z.

          cheers.

          thks MathIzzzFun

          u have made Q2 looks so easy...and i feel so stupid... :oops:

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            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            chloecube:
            MathIzzzFun:

            [quote=\"chloecube\"]hi all,


            i need some expert help on these 2 sums :thankyou:

            1) A number is a multiple of 3. It is between 10 and 40. It is also a factor of 45. What is the number?

            is the answer : 15?

            2) There are 943 apples in Box X and Box Y. There are 785 apples in Box Y and Box Z. How many apples are there in Box X than in Box Z?

            Hi

            1) yes.

            2)
            [Box Y][**Box X**] = 943
            [Box Y][*Box Z*] = 785
            So [**Box X**] - [*Box Z*] = 943 - 785 = 158
            There were 158 more apples in Box X than in Box Z.

            cheers.

            thks MathIzzzFun

            u have made Q2 looks so easy...and i feel so stupid... :oops:[/quote]Hi chloecube,

            am glad to help.. we all are learning - step by step..

            cheers.

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              pinball
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              Hi,


              Need help with the following question

              A truck carries newspaper. When it is half full of newspaper the truck has a mass of 1762kg. When it is quarter full the truck has a mass of 1426kg. What is the mass of the truck when it is full of newspaper?

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              • MathIzzzFunM
                MathIzzzFun
                last edited by

                pinball:
                Hi,


                Need help with the following question

                A truck carries newspaper. When it is half full of newspaper the truck has a mass of 1762kg. When it is quarter full the truck has a mass of 1426kg. What is the mass of the truck when it is full of newspaper?
                Hi

                [mass of truck][1/2 load] = 1762 kg
                [mass of truck][1/4 load] = 1426 kg
                so, [1/4 load] = 1762 -1426 = 336 kg,

                [mass of truck][full load] = [mass of truck][1/2 load] + [1/2 load] = 1762 + 336 x 2 = 2434 kg

                Mass of truck with full load of newspapers = 2434 kg

                cheers.

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                  pinball
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                  Thanks šŸ™‚

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                    Jenlimtz
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                    Hi


                    Pls help:

                    There were 420 more marbles in box A than box B. When 150 marbles was transferred from box B to box A. There were 4 times as many marbles in box A as box B.
                    a) How many marbles are there in box B now?
                    b) How many marbles were there in box A at first?

                    TIA.

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                      chloecube
                      last edited by

                      Hi chloecube,


                      am glad to help.. we all are learning - step by step..

                      cheers.[/quote]

                      thank you.
                      i met with another difficult sum :scratchhead:

                      3 similar rings and 2 similar chains cost $1200
                      2 similar rings and 1 similar chain cost $750
                      Find out the cost of 1 ring.

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                        lizawa
                        last edited by

                        chloecube:


                        3 similar rings and 2 similar chains cost $1200
                        2 similar rings and 1 similar chain cost $750
                        Find out the cost of 1 ring.
                        2 rings + 1 chain = $750
                        4 rings + 2 chains = $1500
                        3 rings + 2 chains = $1200 (given)
                        1 ring = $1500 - $1200 = $300

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