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      just888
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      chloecube:
      chloecube:

      sorry just 888, what if the denominator is larger than nemerator? such as this question?


      Luke and Matthew had a total of 140 cards. Luke had 7/3 as many cards as Matthew. How many cards must Luke give to Matthew so that they have the same number of cards?


      does it mean if luke has 7/3, then matthew has 3/3
      total 10 units, each unit is 14
      and 2units x 2 = 28
      luke must give matthew 28 cards?


      Yes. correct. It is something like 2 times more than another.. but then saying as a fraction form.
      Where u get those questions?

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        chloecube
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        just888:
        chloecube:

        [quote=\"chloecube\"]sorry just 888, what if the denominator is larger than nemerator? such as this question?


        Luke and Matthew had a total of 140 cards. Luke had 7/3 as many cards as Matthew. How many cards must Luke give to Matthew so that they have the same number of cards?


        does it mean if luke has 7/3, then matthew has 3/3
        total 10 units, each unit is 14
        and 2units x 2 = 28
        luke must give matthew 28 cards?


        Yes. correct. It is something like 2 times more than another.. but then saying as a fraction form.
        Where u get those questions?[/quote]from my son's school, he's in P3 this year...they are so tough šŸ˜“ mummy having headache now...

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          chloecube
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          WCW:
          chloecube:

          sorry just 888, what if the denominator is larger than nemerator? such as this question?


          Luke and Matthew had a total of 140 cards. Luke had 7/3 as many cards as Matthew. How many cards must Luke give to Matthew so that they have the same number of cards?

          for Q with \"as many as\" usually the numerator refers to the name on the left and denominator refers to the name on the right
          some times the Q will use mixed number so has to know how to change

          so for this Q:
          Luke had 7/3 as many cards as Matthew
          so Luke has 7 units and Matthew has 3 units
          to have same amt of unit, Luke has to give 2 to Matthew

          10 units = 140
          2 units = 14x2 = 28

          thks WCW, ur explaination is helpful and this makes it even easier for me to explain to my DS
          Thks all šŸ˜‚

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            chloecube
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            WCW:
            u r welcome šŸ˜‰

            this explanation was given by my teacher donkey yrs ago... i still can rem it hehehe...
            i must be dreaming :oops: when the teacher is talking ....that's why i didnt know

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              jwxh
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              one book cost $4. one pen cost$3. Jack bought some books and pens for $41. He bought 5 more books than pens. How many books did he buy?

              plse help! tks

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                just888
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                jwxh:
                one book cost $4. one pen cost$3. Jack bought some books and pens for $41. He bought 5 more books than pens. How many books did he buy?

                plse help! tks
                Price of 5 books: $4 X 5 = $20

                Remaining $ for the books and pen purchase: $41 - $20 = $21

                Then guess and check:
                3 books and 3 pens = ($3 X 4) + ($3 X 3) = $21

                Answer: He brought total 3+5 = 8 books

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                  jedamum
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                  just888:
                  jwxh:

                  one book cost $4. one pen cost$3. Jack bought some books and pens for $41. He bought 5 more books than pens. How many books did he buy?

                  plse help! tks

                  Price of 5 books: $4 X 5 = $20

                  Remaining $ for the books and pen purchase: $41 - $20 = $21

                  Then guess and check:
                  3 books and 3 pens = ($3 X 4) + ($3 X 3) = $21

                  Answer: He brought total 3+5 = 8 books

                  Price of 5 books: $4 X 5 = $20

                  Remaining $ for the books and pen purchase: $41 - $20 = $21

                  1Group of (1book+1pen) = $4+$3=$7
                  21 / 7 = 3 groups ie 3books and 3pens

                  3books + 5(more) books=8books

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                    SAHM Chew
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                    A teddy bear cost as much as 3 toy clowns. During a sale, both toys were sold for $12 less. For the new prices, a teddy bear cost as much as 6 toy clowns. How much did the teddy bear cost before the sale? Can anyone provide me with the model and workings? Thanks

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                      MathIzzzFun
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                      SAHM Chew:
                      A teddy bear cost as much as 3 toy clowns. During a sale, both toys were sold for $12 less. For the new prices, a teddy bear cost as much as 6 toy clowns. How much did the teddy bear cost before the sale? Can anyone provide me with the model and workings? Thanks

                      Hi

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                      cheers.

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                        SAHM Chew
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                        Ok, i know already. Thanks

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