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      chloecube
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      Q5)


      Assuming all are goats,
      65 x 4 = 260
      260 – 196 = 64
      Difference numbers of legs between duck and goat = 4-2 = 2
      64/2 =32 ducks
      65 – 32 = 33 goats

      Check : 32 ducks x 2 legs = 64
      33 goats x 4 legs = 132
      64 + 132 = 196 legs

      Q6)
      Assuming all are cows,
      75 x 4 = 300
      300-220=80
      Difference numbers of legs = 4-2 = 2
      80/2=40ducks
      75-40=35 cows

      Check : 40 ducks x 2 legs =80
      35 cows x 4 legs = 140
      140+80=220 legs

      Q7)
      Assuming she answered all correctly:
      20 x 5 = 100
      100 – 79 = 21
      Differences = 5+2 = 7
      21 / 7 = 3 wrong answers
      20 – 3 =17 correct answers

      Check: 17 x 5 = 85
      3 x 2 = 6
      85 -6=79

      Q8)

      Assuming all coins are 50cents
      38 x 50cents = $19
      19 – 13.60 = 5.40
      Differences = 50-20= 30cents
      5.4/ 0.3 = 18 20cents
      38 – 18 = 20 50cents
      Ratio : 18 : 20
      9: 10

      i am stuck for Q1,4,9,
      Tianshu, can help? thks!

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        tianzhu
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        chloecube:

        i am stuck for Q1,4,9,
        Tianshu, can help? thks!
        Hi

        Please see this earlier solution for a similar question.It should help to answer 1 and 4.

        Best wishes

        http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5092/5424577928_4b58b5019e_z.jpg\">

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          tianzhu
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          chloecube:

          i am stuck for Q9.
          Tianshu, can help? thks!
          Hi

          This question is given a slight tweak.

          A quick one without slide presentation due to time constraints.

          Cows ----- 4 legs
          Goats ----- 4 legs
          Chickens ----- 2 legs

          Assume all were chickens; we’ll have 32*2 or 64 legs.

          92 – 64 ----- 28
          4-2 ----- 4
          28/2 ------ 14

          Hence, we’ve 14 cows and goats.

          32-14 ----- 18

          There are 18 chickens

          There are 3 times many chickens as cows
          18/3 ----- 6
          There are 6 cows

          14 – 6 ------ 8
          There are 8 goats

          Best wishes

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            tianzhu
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            CNS:
            Thanks ! Can provide the answers as well ?

            Hi

            I am sorry.I don't have the answers for 1 to 5.

            I'll try to work out the answers at a later time.

            Best wishes

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              tianzhu
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              Hi chloecube and mmpiglet


              Sometimes you may see some tweaks in “Make a Supposition” types of questions.

              Q2 to Q5 are for upper primary maths.

              1) Mei Feng paid $25 for 35 pens and pencils altogether. The pens were sold at $2 each and pencils were sold at 3 for $1. How many pencils did she buy?(8 pens, 27 pencils)

              2) There are 85 plates of fried noodles for 80 people. Each adult eats 2 plates of fried noodles and every 3 children share 1 plate of fried noodles. How many adults and how many children are there? ( 35 adults and 45 children)

              3) 360 teachers and pupils participated in tree planting.
              Each teacher planted 3 trees and each group of 3 pupils planted 2 trees.
              If 520 trees were planted altogether, how many pupils were there? (240)

              4) 20 boys and girls sold tickets for a funfair. Each ticket was sold at $5.Each boy sold 5 tickets and each girl sold 3 tickets. The amount collected by the boys was $20 more than the amount collected by the girls. Find a) how many girls were there in the group b) how many tickets were sold altogether? (8 boys, 12 girls, 76 tickets)

              5) A class of 40 pupils helped to carry bundles of old newspapers in an event organised to collect funds for the old folks. Each boy carried 3 stacks of newspapers and each girl carried 2 stacks. Altogether, the boys carried 30 more stacks than the girls. What is the ratio of the number of boys to the number of girls in the class?

              Best wishes

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                chloecube
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                thks Tianzhu, pls correct me if i am wrong 🙂


                Q1)
                12 x 4 = 48
                48 – 36 = 12
                Difference = 4 + 2 = 6
                12 / 6 = 2 birds
                12-2 = 10 hamster

                i have got all the answers, except for Q4

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                  chloecube
                  last edited by

                  tianzhu:
                  Hi chloecube and mmpiglet


                  Sometimes you may see some tweaks in “Make a Supposition” types of questions.

                  Q2 and Q3 are for upper primary maths.

                  1) Mei Feng paid $25 for 35 pens and pencils altogether. The pens were sold at $2 each and pencils were sold at 3 for $1. How many pencils did she buy?

                  2) There are 85 plates of fried noodles for 80 people. Each adult eats 2 plates of fried noodles and every 3 children share 1 plate of fried noodles. How many adults and how many children are there? ( 35 adults and 45 children)

                  3) 360 teachers and pupils participated in tree planting.
                  Each teacher planted 3 trees and each group of 3 pupils planted 2 trees.
                  If 520 trees were planted altogether, how many pupils were there? (240)

                  Best wishes
                  hi tianzhu,
                  i will try out the questions,have to try out and understand before teaching my DS. i feel satisfied when i managed to solve it, and really hope DS can absorb what i teach..

                  you have been really helpful, you are my on-line teacher 😉

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                    Yutan
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                    tianzhu:
                    chloecube:


                    i am stuck for Q1,4,9,
                    Tianshu, can help? thks!

                    Hi

                    Please see this earlier solution for a similar question.It should help to answer 1 and 4.

                    Best wishes

                    http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5092/5424577928_4b58b5019e_z.jpg\">

                    Hi, the answer for q1 is 10 Hamsters 10 and 2 birds

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                      tianzhu
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                      chloecube:
                      thks Tianzhu, pls correct me if i am wrong 🙂


                      Q1)
                      12 x 4 = 48
                      48 – 36 = 12
                      Difference = 4 + 2 = 6
                      12 / 6 = 2 birds
                      12-2 = 10 hamster

                      i have got all the answers, except for Q4
                      Hi

                      Your answer for Q1 is correct.

                      For Q2, it's 14.

                      Best wishes

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                        tianzhu
                        last edited by

                        CNS:
                        Thanks ! Can provide the answers as well ?

                        Hi

                        I've added answers for Q1 to Q5 and also a new question (Q10).

                        Best wishes

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