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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      zsqchx
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      Could someone help me to solve Q.27 for Henry Park prelim 2011 paper1? Thank you.

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        raghupavithra
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        kasey needed to make120 bows for prize giving.she used 12.4 cm to make a bow.she bought 3 rolls of ribbon,each 5 m long.find the lenghth of the ribbon she had left.


        how to solve this

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          ozora:
          Mr Lee bought some shirts for $425. if He was given a discount of 15%, he would be able to buy 5 more shirts for the same amount of money. What is the original price of shirt?

          The original question reads:

          Mr Lee bought some T-shirts for $425. If he was given a discount of 15%, he would be able to buy 5 more identical T-shirts for the same amount of money. What was the original price of each T-shirt?

          This question had been discussed over http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=14433&p=582309. It's from ACS (P/J) 2011 P6 Prelim Maths Paper 2 Q9 - 3marks. When you work backwards and check, the number of T-shirt is not a whole number.

          Discount of 15% could buy 5 more T-shirts
          Amount spent on the T-shirts = $425 -> 100%
          1% -> $425/100 = $4.25
          15% -> $4.25x15 = $63.75
          So, 5 more T-shirts after 15% discount -> $63.75
          1 T-shirt after 15% discount -> $63.75/5 = $12.75
          means 85% -> $12.75
          1 T-shirt before 15% discount aka original price -> $12.75/85x100= $15.00

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            Vanilla Cake
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            zsqchx:
            Could someone help me to solve Q.27 for Henry Park prelim 2011 paper1? Thank you.

            Pls refer to http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=14433&p=582309 for the worked solution.

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              Publica
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              Hi Vanilla Cake,


              Can you help to verify the answer for Q12b of Nan Hua Maths preliminary paper? Thanks.

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                mrswongtuition
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                raghupavithra:
                kasey needed to make 120 bows for prize giving.she used 12.4 cm to make a bow.she bought 3 rolls of ribbon,each 5 m long.find the lenghth of the ribbon she had left.
                Each bow: 12.4cm
                120 bows: 12.4cm x 120 = 1488cm = 14.88m

                Each roll of ribbon: 5m
                3 rolls of ribbon: 15m

                15m - 14.88m = 0.12m left = 12cm left

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                  zsqchx
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                  Vanilla Cake:
                  zsqchx:

                  Could someone help me to solve Q.27 for Henry Park prelim 2011 paper1? Thank you.


                  Pls refer to http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=14433&p=582309 for the worked solution.

                  Hi, Vanilla Cake,

                  Thank you for your help!

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                    atutor2001
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                    ozora:
                    Mr Lee bought some shirts for $425. if He was given a discount of 15%, he would be able to buy 5 more shirts for the same amount of money. What is the original price of shirt?

                    is it equate 85%=>425
                    100% -> 500?
                    then how?
                    With 15% discount he would have 15/100 x 425 = $637.75 left

                    This $63.75 can buy 5 more shirts at discounted price.

                    Discounted price of 1 shirt = 63.75/5 = $12.75

                    85% -> 12.75
                    100% -> 100/85 x 12.75 = $15 (original price of 1 shirt)

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                      Publica:
                      Hi Vanilla Cake,

                      Can you help to verify the answer for Q12b of Nan Hua Maths preliminary paper? Thanks.
                      Hi Publica,
                      Sure šŸ˜„ and answer for Q12b of Nan Hua 2011 P6 Prelim Maths is 20 degree.

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                        atutor2001
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                        raghupavithra:
                        it takes Mr Adams 20 minutes to saw a pole into 5 equal pieces how many minutes would it take him to saw another similar pole into 10 equal pieces?



                        how to solve this/
                        To divide a pole into 5 pieces, we need to make 4 cuts only.
                        To divide a pole into 10 pieces, we need to make 9 cuts only.

                        4 cuts -> 20 minutes
                        1 cut -> 5 minutes
                        9 cuts -> 45 minutes (you will have 10 pieces)

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