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    Q&A - P4 Math

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      chloecube
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      esj152104:
      Hi,


      Need someone to help to solve this P4 Math for my son.

      Gina and Gary arranged a number of chairs equally into 12 rows and were short of 36. When they re-arranged them into 7 equal rows, there were 229 chairs left. How many chairs were there in all?

      Thanks so much
      229+36=265
      12-7=5
      265/5=53
      53x12=636
      636-36=600

      Sorry, I can't draw the model.

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        Sharmum
        last edited by

        Hi,


        Need help on this 2 questions:-

        1) Jill and Kim went shopping with the same amount of money. After Jill spent $600 and Kim spent $56, Kim had nine times as much money left as Jill. How much were they left with altogether?

        2) When Ginny buys 3 kg mangoes, she will have $7 left. However, she will need $13 if she buys 5 kg of mangoes. How much money does she have?

        Many thanks!

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          smartmummy
          last edited by

          Sharmum:
          Hi,


          Need help on this 2 questions:-

          1) Jill and Kim went shopping with the same amount of money. After Jill spent $600 and Kim spent $56, Kim had nine times as much money left as Jill. How much were they left with altogether?

          2) When Ginny buys 3 kg mangoes, she will have $7 left. However, she will need $13 if she buys 5 kg of mangoes. How much money does she have?

          Many thanks!
          1)
          [][600]
          []...[][56]. 9units
          So 8u=600-56=544
          u=544/8=68
          9u+1u=10*68
          Ans=680

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            smartmummy
            last edited by

            2)

            [][][][7]
            [][][][][]{13}. { -dotted lines in the model
            2kg=$20
            310+7=$37
            Ans $37
            Checking 5
            10-13=$37

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              Sharmum
              last edited by

              [quote=\"smartmummy\"]2)


              Hi Smartmummy,

              Thanks for your help !!!

              Else i really not sure how to work out.... :?

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                smartmummy
                last edited by

                Sharmum:
                smartmummy:

                2)


                Hi Smartmummy,

                Thanks for your help !!!

                Else i really not sure how to work out.... :?

                U r welcome!
                Last year, I just stared at the qns and answers, I think unconsciously I absorbed. šŸ˜†luckily, last year, my son no need to solve this type of qns. Now I can do some qns.it's time to give back to the KSP community!

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                  smartmummy
                  last edited by

                  Just curiously want to know relations to this number pattern

                  2,3,6,18,_,1944
                  And:108

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                    mathfreak
                    last edited by

                    smartmummy:
                    Just curiously want to know relations to this number pattern

                    2,3,6,18,_,1944
                    And:108
                    Solution:
                    Notice that 2x3=6, 3x6=18, and so on. Hence the missing number is equal to 6x18=108. Just to be sure, we check: 18x108 is indeed equal to 1944.

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                      Champion
                      last edited by

                      smartmummy:
                      Just curiously want to know relations to this number pattern

                      2,3,6,18,_,1944
                      And:108

                      2*3=6
                      3*6=18
                      18*6 = 108
                      108*18 = 1944

                      So, answer is 108 šŸ˜„

                      Don't know am I right to analyze this way šŸ˜‰

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                        smartmummy
                        last edited by

                        Thanks champ!

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