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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • ozoraO Offline
      ozora
      last edited by

      MathIzzzFun:
      ozora:

      i need help on this question.

      thanks http://i53.tinypic.com/al3jb4.jpg\">

      Hi

      http://i54.tinypic.com/2d2jnt.jpg\">

      cheers.

      thanks for the alternative solution

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        ozora
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        tianzhu:
        ozora:

        i need help on this question.

        thanks http://i53.tinypic.com/al3jb4.jpg\">

        Hi

        Good Morning.

        There are a few ways to solve it.You may use equivalent ratios by assigning units, UM or MD.

        The numbers in your question are pretty small. Actually in this case, it’s not too tedious to assign units and work systematically to the answer.

        Assign 1 unit to the shaded part. Assign 1 unit to the unshaded area of the small square.

        Hence, area of big square is 4 units and area of unshaded area of big square is 3 units.This satisfies all the conditions in your question.

        1 unit ----- 20
        2 units -----40

        Area of small square ----- 40 sqcm

        Next, I’ll share the UM method.

        This is a question on “Common Difference” or “Unchanged Difference”. I believe you’ve used them in answering questions on the topic “Ratio”.

        The difference in areas between the two squares and the difference in unshaded areas between the two squares are equal.

        Area of small square ----- 1 unit
        Area of big square ----- 2 units
        Difference -------1 unit

        Area of unshaded part of small square ------- 1 unit
        Area of unshaded part of big square ------- 3 unit
        Difference -------2 units

        Make the difference the same

        Area of small square ----- 1 unit ----------2units
        Area of big square ----- 2 units --------4 units
        Difference -------2 unit


        1 unit ------20
        2 units -------40

        Area of small square ----- 40 sqcm

        Best wishes

        thanks.. :imcool:

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        • C Offline
          ck123
          last edited by

          Hi all


          I am having problem uploading the pictures for RGS 2011 Prelim Paper 1 Q27 and Paper 2 Q17. Anyone have the solutions? Please help.

          Thanks

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            tianzhu
            last edited by

            ozora:

            now i tried it on the this following question: but i got stuck. can U see where i go wrong?
            Ashley and Bee shared a sum of money. If Ashely spend $10 each day and Bee spend $20 each day, Ashely would have $250 left while Bee would have spend all her money. If Ashely spend $20 each day and Bee spend $10 each day, Ashely would have $10 left while Bee would have spend all her money. How much money did they have resepctively?

            Case 1:
            A -1 unit +250
            B- 2 units
            Assuming 1 unit - $10

            case 2:
            A- 3 unit +10
            B- 2 units

            2 units= 250-10 =240
            1unit -120
            a- 360
            the answer is wrong.
            Hi

            There is an error as highlighted. It should be read as 4 units + 10

            1 unit ---- 80

            Ashley ----- 330
            Bee ----- 160

            Best wishes

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            • D Offline
              Daddy
              last edited by

              Thanks alot MathIzzzFun.

              :thankyou:

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              • V Offline
                Vanilla Cake
                last edited by

                ck123:
                I am having problem uploading the pictures for RGS 2011 Prelim Paper 1 Q27 and Paper 2 Q17. Anyone have the solutions? Please help.

                http://i53.tinypic.com/15cy9k.png\">
                Answer given: 91.4 cm

                http://i51.tinypic.com/x1n6zl.png\">
                Answer given: (a) 138.06 cm2 (b) ~83.91 cm

                Pls wait for Uncle tianzhu / MathIzzzFun to provide worked solutions.
                Thks.

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                • C Offline
                  ck123
                  last edited by

                  :thankyou: vanilla cake


                  How did you manage to attach the picture?

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                  • D Offline
                    Daddy
                    last edited by

                    Thanks MathIzzzFun

                    [/quote]
                    Q2.

                    http://i56.tinypic.com/2mgwklt.jpg\">

                    cheers.[/quote]

                    How did you get 3: 2 ratio of Mary to John?
                    How about John bought 40% of the totalnumber of clips and ribbons?

                    I am not quiet understand. Sorry for that.

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                      tianzhu
                      last edited by

                      Hi


                      Hope this helps.

                      Best wishes.

                      http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6196/6126196951_0dc89c875a_z.jpg\">

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                        michyms
                        last edited by

                        tianzhu:
                        ozora:


                        now i tried it on the this following question: but i got stuck. can U see where i go wrong?
                        Ashley and Bee shared a sum of money. If Ashely spend $10 each day and Bee spend $20 each day, Ashely would have $250 left while Bee would have spend all her money. If Ashely spend $20 each day and Bee spend $10 each day, Ashely would have $10 left while Bee would have spend all her money. How much money did they have resepctively?

                        Case 1:
                        A -1 unit +250
                        B- 2 units
                        Assuming 1 unit - $10

                        case 2:
                        A- 3 unit +10
                        B- 2 units

                        2 units= 250-10 =240
                        1unit -120
                        a- 360
                        the answer is wrong.

                        Hi

                        There is an error as highlighted. It should be read as 4 units + 10

                        1 unit ---- 80

                        Ashley ----- 330
                        Bee ----- 160

                        Best wishes

                        tianzhu, can you explain how you assigned the units? I'm a little confused. Thanks.

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