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violet04:
not a problem.. we are all learning hereMathIzzzFun:
Hi,
Please help with the following another P3 question. Thanks!
Mrs Singh has a certain number of sweets to distribute to her class. If she gives each of them 5 sweets, she will have 54 extra sweets. If she gives each of them 8 sweets, she would need another 33 more. How many children does she have in her class?
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a similar question was discussed here - http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=25121&start=70
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Hi MathIzzzFun,
Thks for the info. Sorry i m quite new @burning maths question.
you can always post your questions here or at the respective level thread eg Primary 4 maths, Primary 5 maths, Primary 6 maths etc.
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Hi MathIzzzFun,
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imacsg:
u r welcomeHi MathIzzzFun,
Thks for the explaination, and I like the drawing. Now I have a better understanding.
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Mary was preparing some lemon syrup concentration for her friends. The amount of lemon syrup initially used was 3/7 the amount of water used. To make it more diluted, she decided to add 1100 ml more water into the syrup drink such that 1/5 of the concentration was syrup. How much syrup did she use?
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bookwormkids:
HiMary was preparing some lemon syrup concentration for her friends. The amount of lemon syrup initially used was 3/7 the amount of water used. To make it more diluted, she decided to add 1100 ml more water into the syrup drink such that 1/5 of the concentration was syrup. How much syrup did she use?
Thank you.
key --> amount of syrup remained the same
At first --> Lemon syrup : Water = 3u : 7u
In the end --> Lemon syrup : Water = 1: 4 = 3u : 12 u
12u - 7u --> 1100 ml , 1u --> 220 ml
Amount of Lemon syrup --> 3u --> 3 x 220 ml = 660 ml
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MathIzzzFun:
Hi! Thank you for your help,MathIzzzFun.
Hibookwormkids:
Mary was preparing some lemon syrup concentration for her friends. The amount of lemon syrup initially used was 3/7 the amount of water used. To make it more diluted, she decided to add 1100 ml more water into the syrup drink such that 1/5 of the concentration was syrup. How much syrup did she use?
Thank you.
key --> amount of syrup remained the same
At first --> Lemon syrup : Water = 3u : 7u
In the end --> Lemon syrup : Water = 1: 4 = 3u : 12 u
12u - 7u --> 1100 ml , 1u --> 220 ml
Amount of Lemon syrup --> 3u --> 3 x 220 ml = 660 ml
cheers.
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bookwormkids:
Hi! Thank you for your help,MathIzzzFun.
HiMathIzzzFun:
[quote=\"bookwormkids\"]Mary was preparing some lemon syrup concentration for her friends. The amount of lemon syrup initially used was 3/7 the amount of water used. To make it more diluted, she decided to add 1100 ml more water into the syrup drink such that 1/5 of the concentration was syrup. How much syrup did she use?
Thank you.
key --> amount of syrup remained the same
At first --> Lemon syrup : Water = 3u : 7u
In the end --> Lemon syrup : Water = 1: 4 = 3u : 12 u
12u - 7u --> 1100 ml , 1u --> 220 ml
Amount of Lemon syrup --> 3u --> 3 x 220 ml = 660 ml
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[/quote]u r welcome
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hi, pls assist with the following question:
Question 1
The ratio of the number of Justin’s stamps to the number of Sean’s stamps is 3:5. When Justin gives 65 stamps to Sean, the ratio of the number of Justin’s stamps to the number of Sean’s stamps becomes 1:3. How many stamps did Sean have at first?
Question 2
There were 60 pupils in the canteen, 3/5 of them were girls. When some girls left the canteen, the number of girls who remained in the canteen was 1/4 of the total number of pupils who remained in the canteen. How many girls left the canteen? -
concern_mum:
Hihi, pls assist with the following question:
Question 1
The ratio of the number of Justin's stamps to the number of Sean's stamps is 3:5. When Justin gives 65 stamps to Sean, the ratio of the number of Justin's stamps to the number of Sean's stamps becomes 1:3. How many stamps did Sean have at first?
Question 2
There were 60 pupils in the canteen, 3/5 of them were girls. When some girls left the canteen, the number of girls who remained in the canteen was 1/4 of the total number of pupils who remained in the canteen. How many girls left the canteen?
q1- total number of stamps remains the same.
at first, Justin : Sean --> 3u : 5u
in the end, justin : Sean --> 1:3 --> 2u : 6u
So, we see that Justin gave 1u to Sean.
1u --> 65, 5u --> 5 x 65 = 325
q2- number of boys in canteen remained the same.
at first, Number of boys = 2/5 x 60 = 24, number of girls = 60-24= 36
in the end, number of boys = 24 --> 3/4 of pupils remained in canteens
so, 1/4 of pupils --> 24/3 =8 --> 8 girls remained in canteen
36 - 8 = 28 girls left the canteen.
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Fazillah, Linda and Winnie each owned a collection of comics. The total collection owned by Linda and Winnie was 3/2 as many comics as Fazillah owned. Linda owned 4/5 as many comics as the total collection owned by fazillah and Winnie. If Winnie owned 169 fewer comics then Linda, how many comics must Fazillah and Linda each give to Winnie in order for the three :? gilrs to have same number of comics?
Plse help.
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