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    Q&A - P4 Math

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      tianzhu
      last edited by

      thmejlfm:
      Hi! Thanks for solving. I am very blurred. Not very good in model. May I know why used two boxes?


      Actually, my DD solved the first part. But, all the adult kept asking her why 5 units? Said that she cannot use this matter.

      As for the other question, how to use 4 x 4 when the question asked rectangle? It will become a square, right?
      Hi

      For the first question,your DD is right to use 5 units.

      As for the second question, a square is a special rectangle.

      http://www.mathwarehouse.com/geometry/quadrilaterals/parallelograms/is_square_rectangle.php
      http://mathcentral.uregina.ca/QQ/database/QQ.09.07/h/odette1.html

      Best wishes

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        janicelhl
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        MathIzzzFun:
        janicelhl:


        Hi sorry,

        I am slow. For Q2, I don't understand. why is length 3u of breath?

        Hi

        http://i52.tinypic.com/2vj2bt0.jpg\">

        cheers.

        Thank you very much!!!

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          bookwormkids
          last edited by

          Hi MathIzzzFun! Thanks for your explanation. šŸ˜„

          bookwormkids:
          Q2. length = 3 x breadth... with this, I think you can solve it šŸ˜„

          For each rectangle, breadth = 1u, length = 3u, perimeter of figure = 2 x (3u+3u+1u) = 14u = 28cm. So, 1u = 2cm

          Area of figure = 3u x 4u = 6cm x 8 cm = 48 cm2



          cheers.

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            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            janicelhl:
            MathIzzzFun:

            [quote=\"janicelhl\"]
            Hi sorry,

            I am slow. For Q2, I don't understand. why is length 3u of breath?

            Hi

            http://i52.tinypic.com/2vj2bt0.jpg\">

            cheers.

            Thank you very much!!![/quote]u r welcome šŸ˜„

            cheers.

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              MathIzzzFun
              last edited by

              bookwormkids:
              Hi MathIzzzFun! Thanks for your explanation. šŸ˜„

              bookwormkids:

              Q2. length = 3 x breadth... with this, I think you can solve it šŸ˜„

              For each rectangle, breadth = 1u, length = 3u, perimeter of figure = 2 x (3u+3u+1u) = 14u = 28cm. So, 1u = 2cm

              Area of figure = 3u x 4u = 6cm x 8 cm = 48 cm2



              cheers.

              u r welcome šŸ˜„

              cheers.

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                chokos
                last edited by

                Hi all:


                Need help on following qn:
                Jessica had $300 more than Pamela.
                After Pamela spent $60, the amount of money she had left was 1/6 of
                the amount of money Jessica had. How much money had Pamela at first?
                (Ans: $132)

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                  sakurachan
                  last edited by

                  Hi Chokos,


                  You can try seeing the qn in this way.

                  At first, Pamela has $300 less than Jessica.
                  After Pamela spent her $60, she will now have $360 less than Jessica.
                  So 5u = $360, 1u = $72
                  Money Pamela had at first = $72 + $60 = $132.

                  Hope this helps. šŸ˜„

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                    corneyAmber
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                      ozora
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                      Need help . Besides guess n check method, any other alt method for the following question. I have less than 270 marbles. The marbles can be kept equally in either 6 or 7 containers without remainder. What is the max. No of marbles I have?

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                        MathIzzzFun
                        last edited by

                        ozora:
                        Need help . Besides guess n check method, any other alt method for the following question. I have less than 270 marbles. The marbles can be kept equally in either 6 or 7 containers without remainder. What is the max. No of marbles I have?

                        Hi

                        answer is 252 if you are looking for the largest number that is less than 270. The number is divisible by both 6 & 7, so it has to be divisible by 42. The largest multiple of 42 that is less than 270 = 42 x 6 = 252.

                        cheers.

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