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    • MathIzzzFunM
      MathIzzzFun
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      Superbugs:
      P5 Question:


      Before a game, Azmi and Peiqin had the same no. of pitcure cards. During the first round, Azmi lost 12 of his picture cards to Peiqin. During the second round, Peiqin won 16 picture cards from Azmi. In the end, Peiqin had 3 times as many picture cards as Azmi.

      a) How many more picture cards did Peiqin have in the end?
      b) How many pitcure cards did both of them have in all?

      a)
      Azmi= 1u
      Peiqin=3u+28

      2u=28
      1u=14
      3u+28=3x14+28=56 picture cards

      b) 4u+28=84 picture cards

      Part a) is correct but for part b) the answer sheet shows 112? Appreciate help on part b) pls. Tks
      hi

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      cheers.

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        wahwah
        last edited by

        Hi,

        Need help for the following Math Qn. Many thanks in advance.

        Andy, Ben, Chris shared a box of marbles. Andy received 3/8 od the marbles. Ben received 3/7 as many marbles as Chris. Andy received 213 more marbles then Ben. How many marbles were there in the box?

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        • MathIzzzFunM
          MathIzzzFun
          last edited by

          wahwah:
          Hi,

          Need help for the following Math Qn. Many thanks in advance.

          Andy, Ben, Chris shared a box of marbles. Andy received 3/8 od the marbles. Ben received 3/7 as many marbles as Chris. Andy received 213 more marbles then Ben. How many marbles were there in the box?
          Hi

          Ben: Chris = 3u:7u

          Andy: Andy+Ben+Chris = 3:8
          Andy: Ben+Chris = 3: 5 = 6u : 10u (total 16u)

          Andy: Ben : Chris = 6u: 3u : 7u
          So 6u-3u = 3u= 213, 1u = 213/3 = 71
          Total 16u = 16 x 71 = 1136 marbles.

          cheers.

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            wahwah
            last edited by

            Hi MathIzzzFun,

            Thanks for the solution!

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            • ozoraO
              ozora
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              Need help. Unable to comprehend " with the same amount of money?" Does it mean $90?

              How to solve?
              Jane bought some pens at $90. If she was given a discount of 20% on her purchase, she would be able to buy 6 more pens wuth the same amount of money. Find the usual price of 1 pen.

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                andante
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                Hi,

                pls help to solve the following question WITHOUT using simultaneous equation.

                There was a total of 2400 red, blue and green marbles in Box A and Box B at first. The number of marbles in Box A was twice the number of marbles in Box B. In Box A, The number of red marbles is 25% of the total number of blue and green marbles. The number of blue and green marbles in Box B is 60% of the total number of marbles in Box B. After transferring some marbles between each other, 25% of the marbles in Box A and 75% of marbles in Box B were red. How many marbles were there in Box A after the change?

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                • MathIzzzFunM
                  MathIzzzFun
                  last edited by

                  ozora:
                  Need help. Unable to comprehend \" with the same amount of money?\" Does it mean $90?

                  How to solve?
                  Jane bought some pens at $90. If she was given a discount of 20% on her purchase, she would be able to buy 6 more pens with the same amount of money. Find the usual price of 1 pen.
                  Hi

                  Discount of 20% = $90 x 0.2 = $ 18
                  1 pen = $ 18/6 = $3 = 80% of original price

                  So original price = 10/8 x $3 = $ 3.75 / pen

                  cheers.

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                  • MathIzzzFunM
                    MathIzzzFun
                    last edited by

                    wahwah:
                    Hi MathIzzzFun,

                    Thanks for the solution!
                    u r welcome πŸ˜„

                    cheers.

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                    • MathIzzzFunM
                      MathIzzzFun
                      last edited by

                      andante:
                      Hi,

                      pls help to solve the following question WITHOUT using simultaneous equation.

                      There was a total of 2400 red, blue and green marbles in Box A and Box B at first. The number of marbles in Box A was twice the number of marbles in Box B. In Box A, The number of red marbles is 25% of the total number of blue and green marbles. The number of blue and green marbles in Box B is 60% of the total number of marbles in Box B. After transferring some marbles between each other, 25% of the marbles in Box A and 75% of marbles in Box B were red. How many marbles were there in Box A after the change?
                      Hi

                      hope this helps πŸ˜„

                      http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5997248173/in/photostream

                      cheers.

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                      • ozoraO
                        ozora
                        last edited by

                        MathIzzzFun:
                        ozora:

                        Need help. Unable to comprehend \" with the same amount of money?\" Does it mean $90?

                        How to solve?
                        Jane bought some pens at $90. If she was given a discount of 20% on her purchase, she would be able to buy 6 more pens with the same amount of money. Find the usual price of 1 pen.

                        Hi

                        Discount of 20% = $90 x 0.2 = $ 18
                        1 pen = $ 18/6 = $3 = 80% of original price

                        So original price = 10/8 x $3 = $ 3.75 / pen

                        cheers.

                        oic
                        thanks

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