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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      SAHM Chew
      last edited by

      Wahh, your method looks chim to a p3 kid. How old is your girl?

      Cher2101:
      Wow thank you... Think my gal will have hard time understand the concept.

      Infact I was using my method to teach her,

      Rey: A-85=3x
      X=(A-85)/3
      Jim : A-189=x
      A-189=(A-85)/3
      (A-189)*3=A-85
      3A-567=A-85
      3A-A=567-85
      2A=482
      A=241


      No wonder her mouth open so big

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        2snoopy
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        SAHM Chew:
        peapot:

        sorry to bother but I need to know how to draw the box model for Nancy.


        Helen had twice as much money as Simon.
        Nancy had $120 less than Helen.
        The 3 persons had $380 altogether.
        How much did Simon have?

        I know how to draw the box model for both Helen and Simon but stump at Nancy's box. Can someone help me? Thanks in advance.

        http://i39.tinypic.com/9iwu0y.jpg\">

        How do you know to draw Nancy's $120 less for the box in the model is more than 1unit and not smaller than 1unit?

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          plum-cake
          last edited by

          what is 5 four equal to?

          1)5x5x5x5
          2)5+5+5+5
          3)4+4+4+4+4
          4)4x4x4x4

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            SAHM Chew
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            2snoopy:
            SAHM Chew:

            [quote=\"peapot\"]sorry to bother but I need to know how to draw the box model for Nancy.


            Helen had twice as much money as Simon.
            Nancy had $120 less than Helen.
            The 3 persons had $380 altogether.
            How much did Simon have?

            I know how to draw the box model for both Helen and Simon but stump at Nancy's box. Can someone help me? Thanks in advance.

            http://i39.tinypic.com/9iwu0y.jpg\">

            How do you know to draw Nancy's $120 less for the box in the model is more than 1unit and not smaller than 1unit?[/quote]Actually, i do not know whether to draw it bigger or smaller than 1 unit when i started doing the model. cos $120 can be anywhere. i do the amendment after i get the ans. This is what i teaches my boy too.. to look at the model to make sure that the model is correct after the final ans. But boys..... i am sure he will not check. 😓

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              SAHM Chew
              last edited by

              plum-cake:
              what is 5 four equal to?

              1)5x5x5x5
              2)5+5+5+5
              3)4+4+4+4+4
              4)4x4x4x4
              5 four should be 5 groups of 4, as taught in my boy's textbook.

              Therefore, the ans should be Ans 3.

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                plum-cake
                last edited by

                SAHM Chew:
                plum-cake:

                what is 5 four equal to?

                1)5x5x5x5
                2)5+5+5+5
                3)4+4+4+4+4
                4)4x4x4x4

                5 four should be 5 groups of 4, as taught in my boy's textbook.

                Therefore, the ans should be Ans 3.

                Thanks

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                  BigDevil
                  last edited by

                  Hi plum-cake, this question looks familiar.


                  Is your child doing a school’s past exam paper? Think I came across
                  this question and I didn’t agree with the model answer (5+5+5+5).

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                    buds
                    last edited by

                    Bro... isn't that supposed to be 4fives? :?


                    5 fours; should be 5 (times) of the number four.
                    Or like SAHM Chew said... 5 groups of four.

                    DD2 used to always get this mixed up.
                    Kinda a waste of 2-marks questions i say. :roll:

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                      HAPPYH
                      last edited by

                      buds:
                      Bro... isn't that supposed to be 4fives? :?


                      5 fours; should be 5 (times) of the number four.
                      Or like SAHM Chew said... 5 groups of four.

                      DD2 used to always get this mixed up.
                      Kinda a waste of 2-marks questions i say. :roll:
                      It should be 5 groups of 4 like SAHM said.

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                        plum-cake
                        last edited by

                        BigDevil:
                        Hi plum-cake, this question looks familiar.


                        Is your child doing a school's past exam paper? Think I came across
                        this question and I didn't agree with the model answer (5+5+5+5).
                        Hi Big D
                        this is not from the pastpaper. Its from her school's revision paper( holiday H/W)
                        My daughter's ans is 5+5+5+5 mine is the 4+4+4+4+4
                        she is positive and trying to convince me.....she made me :scared:


                        Thanks everyone...

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