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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
      MathIzzzFun
      last edited by

      WWong:
      Hi,


      I would like to seek some help, with thanks, on the below question.

      1/3 of circle A is shaded and 3/7 of circle B is shaded. The ratio of the total area of circles A & B to the area of circle C is 5 : 8. What fraction of circle C is not shaded ?

      http://i54.tinypic.com/flgewn.jpg\">

      Thank you!
      Hi

      There is some information missing... as it is, there will be more than one possible answer...

      Let A = 15 units, B=35 parts
      A, shaded = 5 units
      B, shaded = 15 parts

      C = (15units + 35 parts) / 5 x 8 = 24 units + 56 parts
      C, unshaded = (24 - 5) units + (56 - 15 parts) = 19 units + 41 parts

      Fraction of C that is unshaded
      = (19 units + 41 parts )/(24 units + 56 parts)

      So, depending on the relationship between 1 unit and 1 part, there could be more than one possible answer. For example,

      if 1 unit = 1 part, we have
      Fraction of C that is unshaded
      = (19 units + 41 units) / (24 units + 56 units)
      = 60 /80 = 3/4

      If 1 unit = 2 parts, we have
      Fraction of C that is unshaded
      = (38 parts + 41 parts) / (48 parts + 56 parts)
      = 79/104

      so on and so forth....

      cheers.

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        chl72
        last edited by

        tianzhu:
        chl72:


        Hi TianZhu,
        Paisay to trouble you, what's the answer for this Q ah?
        TIA

        Hi

        The answer is 80.

        http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=68&t=25129&start=80

        Best wishes

        Hi Tianzhu,

        :thankyou:

        Cheers!

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        • T Offline
          tianzhu
          last edited by

          WWong:
          Sorry. Still couldn't figure that out. Appreciate very much on the solution. Thank you very much.

          Hi

          Please refer to earlier post for solution.

          Iโ€™ve provided the solution instead of links.

          Best wishes

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          • T Offline
            tianzhu
            last edited by

            chl72:

            Hi Tianzhu,

            :thankyou:

            Cheers!
            Hi

            Youโ€™re welcome.

            Best wishes

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            • W Offline
              WWong
              last edited by

              Hi tianzhu,


              Thank you very much for your kind guidance.

              WWong

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                Andrew Lee
                last edited by

                WWong:
                Hi tianzhu,


                Thank you very much for your kind guidance.

                WWong
                Hello, can help me solve this headpain sch question ? ๐Ÿ˜“
                http://i53.tinypic.com/2s6sjmp.jpg\">

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                  Andrew Lee
                  last edited by

                  WWong:
                  Hi tianzhu,


                  Thank you very much for your kind guidance.

                  WWong
                  Morning, ๐Ÿ˜„
                  Janelle went to a florist to buy some flowers. She spent 1/6 of her money on q bouquet of roses and $154 on a bouquet of lilies. She spent 1/9 of her remaining amount on a bouquet of carnation flowers. If the amount of money left was $240 more than 1/4 of the amount she had at first, how much had she left? :?

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                    tianzhu
                    last edited by

                    WWong:
                    Hi tianzhu,


                    Thank you very much for your kind guidance.

                    WWong
                    Hi

                    Youโ€™re welcome.

                    Best wishes

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                    • T Offline
                      tianzhu
                      last edited by

                      Andrew Lee:
                      Hello, can help me solve this headpain sch question ? ๐Ÿ˜“

                      http://i53.tinypic.com/2s6sjmp.jpg\">
                      Hi

                      Just to confirm, is it 'Total area of X and Y is equal to 3/4 of Z\" or \"Total area of X and Z is equal to 3/4 of Y\"

                      Best wishes

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                        ASK TalkMaths
                        last edited by

                        Andrew Lee:
                        WWong:

                        Hi tianzhu,


                        Thank you very much for your kind guidance.

                        WWong

                        Morning, ๐Ÿ˜„
                        Janelle went to a florist to buy some flowers. She spent 1/6 of her money on q bouquet of roses and $154 on a bouquet of lilies. She spent 1/9 of her remaining amount on a bouquet of carnation flowers. If the amount of money left was $240 more than 1/4 of the amount she had at first, how much had she left? :?

                        Hi Andrew,

                        I have uploaded the solution for this question to the following link.
                        https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B81le9JxERBGMGZkNGQ0NjAtODg5MC00MjRkLTgyYWEtMjI4NWQ3ZjVlNmZl&hl=en_GB

                        Do update me if you any problems with it! Cheers!




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