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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      Vanilla Cake
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      millan:
      I remmember Q7. Curry puff shop sells puffs at $0.80.O50ffer:Buy 3 get 4th half price.If customer got $50, how many puffs can he buy if he buys as many as he can.


      Ans: $2.40 ($0.80x3) + ($0.40) = $2.80
      $50/$2.80=17R$2.40
      $2.40/$0.80 = 3
      17x3+3 = 54

      Ans:54 😎 😎
      Hi millan,
      1 'set' = 3x0.80+0.40 = $2.80
      50/2.80 = 17 R 2.40
      $2.40 = 240 cents
      240 cents/80 cents = 3
      17 x 4 + 3 = 71 as 1 set got 4 curry puffs (3 at $0.80 and 1 at $0.40).
      With $50, he can buy as many as 71 curry puffs

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        millan
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        Vanilla Cake:
        millan:

        I remmember Q7. Curry puff shop sells puffs at $0.80.O50ffer:Buy 3 get 4th half price.If customer got $50, how many puffs can he buy if he buys as many as he can.


        Ans: $2.40 ($0.80x3) + ($0.40) = $2.80
        $50/$2.80=17R$2.40
        $2.40/$0.80 = 3
        17x3+3 = 54

        Ans:54 😎 😎

        Hi millan,
        1 'set' = 3x0.80+0.40 = $2.80
        50/2.80 = 17 R 2.40
        $2.40 = 240 cents
        240 cents/80 cents = 3
        17 x 4 + 3 = 71 as 1 set got 4 curry puffs (3 at $0.80 and 1 at $0.40).
        With $50, he can buy as many as 71 curry puffs

        Yes. the father said is 71

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          Muffins
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          MummyJamie:
          nani:

          [quote=\"MummyJamie\"]Sally baked some cookies to sell. ¾ of them were chocolate cookies and the remaning were almond cookies. After she sold 210 chocolate cookies and 5/6 of the almond cookies, she had 1/5 of the cookies left. How many cookies did she sell?


          That one was 960 right?

          Most of us got that. 🙏

          Yea, i hope so too 🙏
          my daug didnt noe how 2 do the geometry qn...did u get 36 for the last qn? n 11:06am for the qn on spd??? >.< =.= 😉 thnx

          Speed, yes, I got 11:06. For the last question, i got 68 T.T I think it's wrong.[/quote]Hi mummyjamie, answers are correct for both questions! 😄 😉 Most people used ratios and cross multiplication/Sakamoto method to soolve the last question, I heard.

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            Mandy-Alex
            last edited by

            Hei, Pupils, For the Q with the Curry puffs, the correct ans is 71. You should have 17x4, which is 68, plus 3 more curry puffs, which is 71.


            For the Q17 which is geometry Q, ans. is 150 degrees.

            For the Q with the cookies, all of you have got correct - 960, but my daughter has got wrong for that Q.

            If somebody remembers some more Q-s, please, I will be happy to know ;D :lol:

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              kiasiparent
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              N3SKiasu:
              The Speed question (if my DD remembered correctly):


              Mei and Lin take part in a cycling race.
              Mei's speed is 20km/h. When Lin travelled half of the distance, Mei was 3.5km in front of her.
              Mei reached finishing line at 10.45am.
              What time did Lin reach the finishing line?

              Similar feedback - paper was tough, finished all but not a lot of time left to check through. Anyway, its over now, just move on and focus on next few papers.
              So take the total distance to be 2 units.
              When Mei travels 1 unit + 3.5km, lim would have travelled 1 unit.
              When Mei travels 2 units + 7km, lim would have travelled 2 units. (just finished the race).

              So Mei needs to overshot by 7km.

              Time = Distance/Speed = 7/20 hours = 7/20 x 60 = 21 minutes.

              Lim needs to run 21 mins more.

              10.45 + 16 mins = 11.06am

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                atutor2001
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                parent135:
                the paper is super easy and i finish everything in 1h 15 mins :lol: 😎 😄 😉

                I think 1h 15 min is too long. I knew of one who finished the paper in less than 45 min.

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                  mathsparks
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                  atutor2001:
                  parent135:

                  the paper is super easy and i finish everything in 1h 15 mins :lol: 😎 😄 😉


                  I think 1h 15 min is too long. I knew of one who finished the paper in less than 45 min.

                  Omg! I can't believe I'm reading this...esp from a tutor.

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                    James Ang
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                    mathsparks:
                    atutor2001:

                    [quote=\"parent135\"]the paper is super easy and i finish everything in 1h 15 mins :lol: 😎 😄 😉


                    I think 1h 15 min is too long. I knew of one who finished the paper in less than 45 min.

                    Omg! I can't believe I'm reading this...esp from a tutor.[/quote]Good tutors will always have their students' best interest in mind and at heart. Tutoring is a challenging job these days with PSLE Maths questions harder than O levels E Maths, and PSLE Science incorporating triple pure science concepts. May the best students be rewarded, whoever their unsung tutor hero (MS/AT/JA etc) is/was. 😛

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                      James Ang
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                      tianzhu:
                      Hi small and Muffins


                      I bet many wouldn’t want to be in my position. I am just a victim of circumstances; my pockets are not deep enough to send my kid for enrichment courses. As you know, courses specialising in Maths Heuristics do not come cheap. So, I have no choice but to read up and struggle to keep in touch with the current trends in primary Maths.

                      Like many PSLE kids, I am eagerly waiting for the exams to be over.
                      how did your kid do for the PSLE Maths paper? 😄

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                        atutor2001
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                        mathsparks:
                        atutor2001:

                        [quote=\"parent135\"]the paper is super easy and i finish everything in 1h 15 mins :lol: 😎 😄 😉


                        I think 1h 15 min is too long. I knew of one who finished the paper in less than 45 min.

                        Omg! I can't believe I'm reading this...esp from a tutor.[/quote]I am just kidding. I know no one taking PSLE this year. But cannot stand people bragging! 😛

                        PS

                        By the way I am not a tutor :lol:

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