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    Q&A - P5 Math

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    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
      MathIzzzFun
      last edited by

      Winx5015:
      Hi, need help for the following questions.


      Q2). Steve baked some cookies. If he give 4 cookies to his friends, he would have 2 cookies left over. If he give 5 cookies to his friends, he would be short of 2 cookies. What is the least number of friends Steve have?

      Thanks!
      Hi

      Assume 4 cookies given to each of his friend and he had 2 cookies left. Now, in order for each of the friend to have 5 cookies, he had to give 1 more to each.

      Since he will be short of 2 cookies, number of friends = 2 + 2 = 4

      cheers.

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      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
        MathIzzzFun
        last edited by

        Winx5015:
        Hi, need help for the following questions.


        Q3). There are 648 turkeys, goats and ducks in a farm. The ratio of the number of turkeys to the total number of goats and ducks is 5:7. The ratio of the number of goats to the number of turkeys and ducks is 3:5. Find the ratio of the turkeys to the goats to the ducks.

        Thanks!
        Hi

        turkeys : goats + ducks = 5:7
        turkeys : turkeys + goats + ducks = 5 : 12 = 10 : 24

        goats : turkeys + ducks = 3 : 5
        goats : turkeys + goats + ducks = 3 : 8 = 9 : 24

        turkeys : goats : ducks
        = 10 : 9 : 24 - 10 - 9
        = 10 : 9 : 5

        cheers.

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          Superbugs
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          [quote="ksme"]Pixiedust and Superbug,


          Rosyth School 2010 P5 SA2 Maths Paper 2 Q6

          Area of triangles ABX + BXY+YDC = 1/2 of Area of rectangle ABCD = 240
          Since area of BXZ = 56, the shaded area is 240-56= 184 cm2

          I don’t get it. Why Area of triangles ABX + BXY+YDC = 1/2 of Area of rectangle ABCD?

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          • MathIzzzFunM Offline
            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            Superbugs:
            ksme:

            Pixiedust and Superbug,


            Rosyth School 2010 P5 SA2 Maths Paper 2 Q6

            Area of triangles ABX + BXY+YDC = 1/2 of Area of rectangle ABCD = 240
            Since area of BXZ = 56, the shaded area is 240-56= 184 cm2

            I don't get it. Why Area of triangles ABX + BXY+YDC = 1/2 of Area of rectangle ABCD?


            hi

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            cheers.

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              YumYum
              last edited by

              Hi, I need help with the following Qn:


              Irene had a total of 1688 red, blue and green balloons for sale. The ratio of the number of red balloons to the number of blue balloons was 2:3.

              After Irene sold 3/4 of the blue balloons, 1/2 of the green balloons and none of the red balloons, she had 922 balloons left.

              How many blue balloons did Irene have at first?

              thanks!

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                YumYum
                last edited by

                Need help with one more Qn:


                In Jars A and B, there are only blue and red marbles.
                In Jar A, 65% of the 700 marbles are blue marbles.
                In Jar B, 25% of the 480 marbles are red marbles.
                After some of the marbles in both jars were transferred, 20% of the marbles in Jar A and 40% of the marbles in Jar B were red.
                How many marbles were there in Jar B after the change?

                thanks

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                  Essential
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                  Hi my DS need help for Chij paper q15, there were 350 children enrolled in the Eliot Drama Academy in 2009 . 2/7 of the children were girls . Additional children joined the drama academy in 2010. For every 2 girls who joined the drama academy , 1 boy joined the drama academy. If there were equal number of boys and girls in 2010 , how many joined the academy in that year?

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                  • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                    MathIzzzFun
                    last edited by

                    YumYum:
                    Hi, I need help with the following Qn:


                    Irene had a total of 1688 red, blue and green balloons for sale. The ratio of the number of red balloons to the number of blue balloons was 2:3.

                    After Irene sold 3/4 of the blue balloons, 1/2 of the green balloons and none of the red balloons, she had 922 balloons left.

                    How many blue balloons did Irene have at first?

                    thanks!
                    Hi

                    Initially, Red : Blue = 2 : 3 = 8u : 12u
                    Sold = 9u (3/4 blue) + 1/2 Green = 1688 - 922 = 766
                    Left = 3u (1/4 blue) + 8u (Red) + 1/2 Green = 922

                    Left - Sold --> 2u = 922 - 766, 1u = 78

                    Blue Balloons, initially = 12u = 12 x 78 = 936

                    cheers.

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                    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                      MathIzzzFun
                      last edited by

                      YumYum:
                      Need help with one more Qn:


                      In Jars A and B, there are only blue and red marbles.
                      In Jar A, 65% of the 700 marbles are blue marbles.
                      In Jar B, 25% of the 480 marbles are red marbles.
                      After some of the marbles in both jars were transferred, 20% of the marbles in Jar A and 40% of the marbles in Jar B were red.
                      How many marbles were there in Jar B after the change?

                      thanks
                      Hi

                      Initially,
                      Blue marbles in A = 65% x 700 = 455
                      Red marbles in A = 700 - 455 = 245

                      Blue marbles in B = 75% x 480 = 360
                      Red marbles in B = 480 - 360 = 120

                      Total Red marbles = 245 + 120 = 365
                      Total Blue marbles = 455 + 360 = 815
                      Total marbles = 1180

                      After transfer:
                      A = # # # # #
                      B = @ @ @ @ @

                      # + @ = 1180 / 5 = 236

                      # + @ @ = 365
                      So,
                      @ = 365 - 236 = 129
                      # = 236 - 129 = 107

                      Jar B, after transfer = 5 x @ = 645

                      cheers.

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                      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                        MathIzzzFun
                        last edited by

                        Essential:
                        Hi my DS need help for Chij paper q15, there were 350 children enrolled in the Eliot Drama Academy in 2009 . 2/7 of the children were girls . Additional children joined the drama academy in 2010. For every 2 girls who joined the drama academy , 1 boy joined the drama academy. If there were equal number of boys and girls in 2010 , how many joined the academy in that year?

                        Hi

                        In 2009,
                        Girls = 2/7 x350 = 100
                        Boys = 350 - 100 = 250

                        In 2010, Girls joined = 2u, Boys joined = 1u
                        Total girls = 2u + 100
                        Total boys = 1u + 250
                        So, 2u + 100 = 1u + 250
                        1u = 150

                        Number joined in 2010 = 3u = 3 x 150 = 450

                        cheers.

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