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    Q&A - P4 Math

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      pineapple tarts
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      Thank you for your help, we solved all the (this type) questions.

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        sokk
        last edited by

        Hi,

        I need help for the following question.

        Michelle has more than 50 hairpins.
        If she puts them in packets of 7, she has 5 hairpins left.
        If she puts them in packets of 9, she has 6 hairpins left.
        How many hairpins does Michelle have?

        Thanks!

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          Mychildren
          last edited by

          The answer is 96.

          Why? Because
          >50
          so
          if packed in 7 with a remainder 5:
          49+5 ; 56+5 ; 63+5 ; 70+5 ; 77+5 ; 84+5 ; 91+5
          54 ; 61 ; 68 ; 75 ; 82 ; 89 ; 96
          if packed in 9 with a total of the above, which no. I can get remainder 6?
          6 r 0 ; 6 r 7 ; 7 r 5 ; 8 r 2 ; 9 r 1 ; 9 r 8 ; 10 r 6

          So 96 is the answer.

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            sokk
            last edited by

            Thank you Mychildren and WCW for the explanations! šŸ™‚


            WCW, the table u created helps greatly , thanks!

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              Mychildren
              last edited by

              Its my pleasure, sokk! I love to crack my head if not will be rusty. Who knows? Someday you might be the one who is solving my queries here! :?:

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                ozora
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                need help on this following question.

                there are 3 different types of tiles.
                Tile A- 0.54 kg
                Tile B - 0.76kg
                Tile C-0.63kg

                Kim has a stack of 21 different types of tiles which are made of a combination of Tiles A, B and C. 9 of them are Tiles C and the total mass of 21 tiles is 13.69kg. How many tiles A and B are there respectively?

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                  zeemimi
                  last edited by

                  ozora:
                  need help on this following question.

                  there are 3 different types of tiles.
                  Tile A- 0.54 kg
                  Tile B - 0.76kg
                  Tile C-0.63kg

                  Kim has a stack of 21 different types of tiles which are made of a combination of Tiles A, B and C. 9 of them are Tiles C and the total mass of 21 tiles is 13.69kg. How many tiles A and B are there respectively?
                  this is a guess and check question.

                  Wt of 9 tiles C = 9 x 0.63 = 5.67kg
                  Wt of tiles A & B = 13/69 - 5.67 = 8.02kg
                  # of tiles A & B = 21 - 9 = 12

                  Guess and check
                  6A & 6B = (6x0.54) + (6x0.76) = 7.8kg
                  5A & 7B = (5x0.54) + (7x0.76) = 8.02

                  5 tile A and 7 tile B

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                    jedamum
                    last edited by

                    zeemimi:
                    ozora:

                    need help on this following question.

                    there are 3 different types of tiles.
                    Tile A- 0.54 kg
                    Tile B - 0.76kg
                    Tile C-0.63kg

                    Kim has a stack of 21 different types of tiles which are made of a combination of Tiles A, B and C. 9 of them are Tiles C and the total mass of 21 tiles is 13.69kg. How many tiles A and B are there respectively?

                    this is a guess and check question.

                    Wt of 9 tiles C = 9 x 0.63 = 5.67kg
                    Wt of tiles A & B = 13/69 - 5.67 = 8.02kg
                    # of tiles A & B = 21 - 9 = 12

                    Guess and check
                    6A & 6B = (6x0.54) + (6x0.76) = 7.8kg
                    5A & 7B = (5x0.54) + (7x0.76) = 8.02

                    5 tile A and 7 tile B

                    this question is similar to the money question...and the number of legs question (in P3)... no need to use guess and check also can (want to use also can :D)šŸ˜‰
                    Tile A- 0.54 kg
                    Tile B - 0.76kg
                    Tile C-0.63kg

                    Kim has a stack of 21 different types of tiles which are made of a combination of Tiles A, B and C. 9 of them are Tiles C and the total mass of 21 tiles is 13.69kg. How many tiles A and B are there respectively?
                    ---------------------------
                    9 Tile C --> 9x0.63=5.67
                    (21-9=)12 Tiles (A & B mix) --> 13.69-5.67=8.02

                    assume all 12 tiles are Tile A\t
                    --> 12x0.54=6.48\t

                    Difference --> 8.02-6.48=1.54

                    difference between Tile A & Tile B
                    1Tile --> 0.76-0.54=0.22
                    1.54 divide 0.22 = 7\t
                    \t
                    therefore 7\tTile B
                    and (12-7=) 5Tile A


                    hope it is clear...šŸ˜“ (veterans....pls help double check šŸ˜“ TQ).

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                      Happygolucky
                      last edited by

                      Need help.

                      How many whole numbers are there between 1000 and 10000?

                      Do we need to include nos ā€˜1000’ n ā€˜10000’?

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                        raysusan
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                        The table shows the weights of some marbles.What is the weight of the heaviest marble?


                        a+b+c=240
                        b+c+d=230
                        c+d+a=250
                        a+b+d=210


                        can someone please help me on this question.
                        thank you in advanced.

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