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    Q&A - P5 Math

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    • L Offline
      leelk
      last edited by

      Question (1)

      Hanis had $960 less than Lina. After Hanis gave $2400 to Lina, Lina had 3 times as much as Hanis.
      a) How much did Lina have in the end?
      b) How much did Hanis have at first?

      Question (2)
      Mr A and Ms B went shopping with a total of $300 and each bought some items. The amount Mr A spent is three times the amount he has left. The amount Ms B spent is twice the amount she has left. Given that the two friends have a total of $90 left, how much did each of them have at first?

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      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
        MathIzzzFun
        last edited by

        leelk:
        Question (1)

        Hanis had $960 less than Lina. After Hanis gave $2400 to Lina, Lina had 3 times as much as Hanis.
        a) How much did Lina have in the end?
        b) How much did Hanis have at first?

        Question (2)
        Mr A and Ms B went shopping with a total of $300 and each bought some items. The amount Mr A spent is three times the amount he has left. The amount Ms B spent is twice the amount she has left. Given that the two friends have a total of $90 left, how much did each of them have at first?
        Hi
        Both questions can be solved using MD too.

        q1.
        Initially, Hanis = 1u, Lisa = 1u + 960

        After Hanis gave $2400 to Lisa,
        Hanis : Lisa
        = 1u - $2400 : 1u + $960 + $2400
        = 1u - $2400 : 1u + $3360
        = 1 : 3

        Cross-multiply-

        3u - $7200 = 1u + $3360
        2u = $10560
        1u = $5280

        In the end, Lisa had 1u + $3360 = $5280 + $3360 = $8640

        At first, Hanis had 1u = $ 5280

        q2.

        Mrs A = * * * *
        Mrs B = @ @ @ (\"amount spent\" in red)

        * + @ = $ 90
        * * * + @ @ = $ 300 - $90 = $210

        So, * = $ 210 - 2 x $90 = $30
        @ = $90 - $30 = $60

        At first,
        Mrs A had 4 x $30 = $ 120
        Mrs B had 3 x $ 60 = $ 180

        cheers.

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        • T Offline
          tinasen
          last edited by

          Can someone help with a solution (Model methos) to solve this question pls.

          Weichong and Rama collect stamps. If Rama gives Weichong 15 stamps, he will have the same number of stamps as Weichong. If Weichong gives 15 stamps, he will have 1/2 as many stamps as Rama. How many stamps does each boy have?

          Answer is be Rama 105 and WeiChong 75
          Here is what I attempted and came out with wrong answer
          After R gives 15 to W,
          Case 1: R -> []15
          W -> []15

          After W gives 15 to R,
          Case 2: R-> [][]
          W->[]
          Substituting in case 2, 1U –> 15+15 -> 30
          W –> 30+15 = 45
          R –> 60-15 = 45

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          • MathIzzzFunM Offline
            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            tinasen:
            Can someone help with a solution (Model methos) to solve this question pls.

            Weichong and Rama collect stamps. If Rama gives Weichong 15 stamps, he will have the same number of stamps as Weichong. If Weichong gives 15 stamps, he will have 1/2 as many stamps as Rama. How many stamps does each boy have?

            Answer is be Rama 105 and WeiChong 75
            Here is what I attempted and came out with wrong answer
            After R gives 15 to W,
            Case 1: R -> []15
            W -> []15

            After W gives 15 to R,
            Case 2: R-> [][]
            W->[]
            Substituting in case 2, 1U --> 15+15 -> 30
            W --> 30+15 = 45
            R --> 60-15 = 45
            Hi

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            cheers

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            • ozoraO Offline
              ozora
              last edited by

              need some help in the following question http://i52.tinypic.com/15p4a2x.jpg\">

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              • M Offline
                metz
                last edited by

                tinasen:
                Can someone help with a solution (Model methos) to solve this question pls.

                Weichong and Rama collect stamps. If Rama gives Weichong 15 stamps, he will have the same number of stamps as Weichong. If Weichong gives 15 stamps, he will have 1/2 as many stamps as Rama. How many stamps does each boy have?
                Answer is be Rama 105 and WeiChong 75
                http://i56.tinypic.com/2uo4eaq.png\">

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                • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                  MathIzzzFun
                  last edited by

                  ozora:
                  need some help in the following question http://i52.tinypic.com/15p4a2x.jpg\">

                  Hi

                  P + R = Q + S = 1/2 area of rectangle.

                  S = P + R -Q

                  cheers.

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                  • T Offline
                    tinasen
                    last edited by

                    Thank you very much Chamonix. It was schoolwork for my DS and I was struggling with it. Now I get it with your clear MD. Thanks a lot.

                    chamonix:
                    tinasen:

                    Can someone help with a solution (Model methos) to solve this question pls.
                    Weichong and Rama collect stamps. If Rama gives Weichong 15 stamps, he will have the same number of stamps as Weichong. If Weichong gives 15 stamps, he will have 1/2 as many stamps as Rama. How many stamps does each boy have?
                    Answer is be Rama 105 and WeiChong 75

                    http://i56.tinypic.com/2uo4eaq.png\">

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                    • W Offline
                      Winx5015
                      last edited by

                      Need help to solve some math questions.


                      Q1). 5/7 of Mike’s money is equal to 2/3 of Rachel’s money. Rachel has $1600 more than Mike. If Mike spends 5/8 of his money, how much money will he have left?

                      Q2). Sue has some money. She spends $100 on 3 identical bags and 7 identical belts. If she wants to buy another bag, she will be short of $4. However, if she buys 1 more belt, she will have $6 left. How much money does Sue has?

                      Q3). Paul baked some tarts. He sold 2/5 of them in the morning and 2/7 of the remainder in the afternoon. he sold 472 more tarts in the morning than in the afternoon. If each tart was sold for $0.87, how much did Paul collect from the sales? Give your answer to the nearest dollars.

                      Thanks!

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                      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                        MathIzzzFun
                        last edited by

                        Winx5015:
                        Need help to solve some math questions.


                        Q1). 5/7 of Mike's money is equal to 2/3 of Rachel's money. Rachel has $1600 more than Mike. If Mike spends 5/8 of his money, how much money will he have left?

                        Thanks!
                        Hi

                        Q1.
                        5/7 of mike’s money = 2/3 of rachel’s money
                        --> 10/14 of mike’s money = 10/15 of rachel’s money
                        So, mike's money to rachel’s money = 14u : 15u

                        1u = $1600, mike’s money left = 3/8 x 14 x $1600 = $8400

                        cheers.

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