Q&A - P3 Math

[peapot]

Hi parents,


This question may be asked before but how do I teach my kid on long division with missing digit?

Example : 8_3 / 5 - 168 R3

How do i arrive at the answer for the blank?

[smartmummy]

peapot:

Hi parents,


This question may be asked before but how do I teach my kid on long division with missing digit?

Example : 8_3 / 5 - 168 R3

How do i arrive at the answer for the blank?

Is that 8_3/5=168R3
168 is the quotient
3 is the remainder
168*5=840
840+3=843
so the answer is 4

[peapot]

Oh!! Thanks! Thanks! Another question, for P3 Level is it usually just to find 1 missing digit? Will the kid be tested on 2 missing digit instead of 1?

[smartmummy]

peapot:

Oh!! Thanks! Thanks! Another question, for P3 Level is it usually just to find 1 missing digit? Will the kid be tested on 2 missing digit instead of 1?

U r welcome!
Usually they asked the number.I think,P3 kid should be able to give the number.Asking missing digit is easier version.For the starting they asked like that then the difficulty go up.

[peapot]

Thanks, no wonder your nick is smartmummy.

[smartmummy]

peapot:

Thanks, no wonder your nick is smartmummy.

:rotflmao: :rotflmao:
I am learning with my son. That nick I chose cos mummy smarter than dad in my own family(His qualification higher than me,but I feel like that in the real world).It doesn't mean I am smarter than others.I like to be smart.

[cathycho]

Can someone teach me how to do this question using model?


Billy has 45 storybooks more than Quanhui.
Vincent has 23 fewer books than Billy.
The three children have 247 storybooks altogether.
How many storybooks do Billy n Vincent have altogether?


Ans: 187

[just888]

cathycho:

Can someone teach me how to do this question using model?


Billy has 45 storybooks more than Quanhui.
Vincent has 23 fewer books than Billy.
The three children have 247 storybooks altogether.
How many storybooks do Billy n Vincent have altogether?


Ans: 187

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Billy and Vincent have a total of 187 books.

[allcc6]

Need help on the following question :


50 children were at a party.
Each boy ate 10 jelly beans while each girl ate 7 jelly beans.
All the girls ate 44 more jelly beans than all the boys.
How many boys and how many grls are at the party?

Other than Guess & Check method, which other method can we use to solve this?

[tianzhu]

allcc6:

Need help on the following question :


50 children were at a party.
Each boy ate 10 jelly beans while each girl ate 7 jelly beans.
All the girls ate 44 more jelly beans than all the boys.
How many boys and how many grls are at the party?

Other than Guess & Check method, which other method can we use to solve this?

Hi allcc6

Good Morning

There are some similar types of questions in some of our earlier posts, apply the same strategy and you should be able to solve your question.

There are 40 pupils in a class. If each boy is given 3 sweets and each girl is given 5 sweets, the girls will have 56 sweets more than the boys. How many girls are there in the class?

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There are 44 cars & bicycles.
There are 128 more car wheels than bicycles. How many car and bicycle are there?

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For your question, here’s the solution.

For every increase of 1 boy, the difference in the number of jelly beans drops by 17

350 - 44 ----- 306
306/17 ----- 18

Boys ----- 18
Girls ----- 32

Best wishes