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      raghupavithra
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      John had a sum of money. On Monday, he spent 25% of his money. On Tuesday, he spent 1/3​ of his money. On Wednesday, he spent 25% of what he spent on Monday and Tuesday. If he had $39 left, how much did he have at first?



      how to do this.pls help me?

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        Vanilla Cake
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        raghupavithra:
        John had a sum of money. On Monday, he spent 25% of his money. On Tuesday, he spent 1/3​ of his money. On Wednesday, he spent 25% of what he spent on Monday and Tuesday. If he had $39 left, how much did he have at first?

        Refer to Uncle tianzhu's solution.

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          tianzhu
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          raghupavithra:
          John had a sum of money. On Monday, he spent 25% of his money. On Tuesday, he spent 1/3​ of his money. On Wednesday, he spent 25% of what he spent on Monday and Tuesday. If he had $39 left, how much did he have at first?



          how to do this.pls help me?
          Hi

          You may use UM or MD.

          Draw a bar of 48 units.

          Mon ----- 12 units (25% 0f 48))

          Tues ----- 16 units (1/3 of 48)

          Wed -----7 (25% of 28)

          Left ------ 48 -35 ------13 units

          13 units ------39

          1 unit ------3

          48 units ------144

          Best wishes

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            tianzhu
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            Hi VC


            Please refer to your PM.

            Best wishes

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              tianzhu
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              raghupavithra:
              how solve this Express $1 as a percentage of 25-cents.


              400%
              25%
              20%
              4%
              Hi

              $1 is 4 times of 25 cents.

              Percentage ------4/1*100 -------400%

              or 100/25*100 -------400%

              Best wishes

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                Vanilla Cake
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                P5G:
                My answer for question 10 is 49.16 kg (correct to 2 decimal places).I minus 3 x 15 from the total weight since the bathroom scale shows 5 kg, which I interprete it to mean each reading will be 5 kg more.

                The question does not state to round off the answer, so I correct it to 2 decimal places
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                72.6x3-15=202.8

                B : A
                2 : 3

                C : B
                4 : 5

                B : A : C
                10 : 15 : 8

                202.8/33x8 = 49.163.... kg = 49.16 kg (2 decimal places)
                Yes, this should be the correct answer.
                šŸ˜„

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                  raghupavithra
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                  how to get 48

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                    raghupavithra
                    last edited by

                    how solve this Express $1 as a percentage of 25-cents.


                    400%
                    25%
                    20%
                    4%

                    Hi

                    $1 is 4 times of 25 cents.

                    Percentage ------4/1100 -------400%

                    or 100/25
                    100 -------400%

                    Best wishes


                    no they put answer is 20 how i get this answer

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                      Hifive
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                      tianzhu:
                      Hifive:


                      A group of pupils calculated their average score for a Science Test. They noted that:

                      if anyone of them scored 13 marks more, their average score would be 90
                      if anyone of them scored 5 marks less, their average score would be 87

                      How many pupils were there in the group?

                      Hi

                      13 marks more and 5 marks less, this means a gap of 18 marks.

                      The difference in average mark is 3 (90-87)

                      18/3 ----- 6
                      18 marks are distributed among 6 students.

                      The answer is 6.

                      Best wishes.

                      Hi tianzhu

                      Thanks for your explanation. Have a nice day!

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                        mumwgals
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                        Hi ladies and gentlemen, please help me with this question, if possible to do this question without solving using simultaneously method. Thank you very much.


                        HPPS prelim paper 2 question 17,

                        There were 1000 students at the parade ground and indoor sport hall. 40% of the 600 students at the parade ground were girls. 60% of the students at the indoor sport hall were girls. After some students in both venues moved from one venue to the other, 30% of the students in the parade ground and 70% of the students at the indoor sport hall were girls. How many students were there in the indoor sports hall after the movement had taken place?

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