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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      tianzhu
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      Hi moderator


      Please help to delete.

      Best wishes

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        Eddow
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        http://i51.tinypic.com/x1n6zl.png\">

        Answer given: (b) ~83.91 cm

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

        Thanks Tianzhu for the solution. Maybe this might be easier, as I coundn't figure out the rotation myself... :?

        Given the 135 degree, angle ODB = 45 degree.
        If you draw a line joining OT, angle OTE = 45 degree (half of 90 degree of square) . This straight away give OT = DB.
        And the rest of the calculation applies..

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          andante
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          Eddow:
          http://i51.tinypic.com/x1n6zl.png\">

          Answer given: (b) ~83.91 cm

          Pls wait for Uncle tianzhu / MathIzzzFun to provide worked solutions.
          Thks.
          Thanks Tianzhu for the solution. Maybe this might be easier, as I coundn't figure out the rotation myself... :?

          Given the 135 degree, angle ODB = 45 degree.
          If you draw a line joining OT, angle OTE = 45 degree (half of 90 degree of square) . This straight away give OT = DB.
          And the rest of the calculation applies..[/quote]

          Hi,
          I agree with you as the quadrilateral can be easily proved to be parallelogram, thus OT=DB.

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            tianzhu
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            Hi moderators


            Please help to delete this post.

            Best wishes

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              youngtay
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              please help


              Given that 2/3 of Xavier’s money is equal to 75% of Ian’s money, what fraction of Ian’s money is the total sum of money?
              what is the answer, 8/17 or 17/8,and why
              TIA

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                ck123
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                Hi youngtay


                Answer is 17/8.

                eg. May has $2 and Jane has $3.
                Question : What fraction of Jane’s money is May’s?
                Answer : 2/3
                Question : What is the fraction of Jane’s $ to May’s?
                Answer : 3/2
                so just need to remember after the word is is what you want.

                Hope is help…

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                  youngtay
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                  ck123:
                  Hi youngtay


                  Answer is 17/8.

                  eg. May has $2 and Jane has $3.
                  Question : What fraction of Jane's money is May's?
                  Answer : 2/3
                  Question : What is the fraction of Jane's $ to May's?
                  Answer : 3/2
                  so just need to remember after the word is is what you want.

                  Hope is help..
                  ck123

                  Thanks for your help.

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                    ck123
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                    Question from nanyang sa1 2011 paper 2 q15

                    Mr Yama went shopping and bought 8 shirts from the first shop. Then, he bought 3 more identical shirts at $42.59 each from the second shop. The average cost of all his shirts was decreased by $1.50. What was the total cost of the 11 shirts?

                    Anyone done above question before please help cause I do not have the answer

                    Thanks

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                      tianzhu
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                      ck123:
                      Question from nanyang sa1 2011 paper 2 q15

                      Mr Yama went shopping and bought 8 shirts from the first shop. Then, he bought 3 more identical shirts at $42.59 each from the second shop. The average cost of all his shirts was decreased by $1.50. What was the total cost of the 11 shirts?
                      Hi

                      I believe you just want to confirm the answer.

                      It is $512.49

                      Best wishes

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                        ck123
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                        Hi tianzhu


                        Don’t mind to show me the steps brain a bit not working now…

                        Thanks

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