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    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
      MathIzzzFun
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      ariasnow:
      ariasnow:

      Another question:


      Sam had 20 more cards than Tony. During a game, Tony lost 14 of his cards to Sam. In the end, Sam had 4 times the number of cards that Tony had. How many cards did Sam have at first?

      help needed on this. thks.

      Hi

      At first,
      Tony --> 1 unit
      Sam --> 1 unit + 20

      Tony lost 14 cards to Sam :
      Tony --> 1 unit - 14
      Sam --> 1 unit + 34

      1 unit + 34 = 4 (1 unit - 14) = 4 units - 56
      3 units = 90, 1 unit = 30
      1 unit + 20 = 50
      Sam had 50 cards at first.

      cheers.

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        lawyerteachertutors
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        If you are keen, my wife and I do provide private tuition and we specialise in all primary levels and will coach your child rigorously on exam techniques using top school exam papers. We have more than 15 years of teaching experience and are both Master degree holders from reputable universities. Which part of Singapore do you live?

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          tianzhu
          last edited by

          Hi Xiao Hu


          I took another look at the overlapping question.

          The length of the rectangle is 16cm (same as before).

          The area of the shaded area is 24 sq cm (same as before).

          Total area of the unshaded area is 212 sq cm (different).

          To avoid confusion, I’ve removed all my earlier posts on this question.

          Best wishes

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            SAHMwith2boys
            last edited by

            Hi all, encountered the below maths question and need help:


            Machine A can produce 450 toys in 5 hours and Machine B can produce 120 less toys in 3 hours. Find the ratio of the number of toys produced by Machine A to the number of toys produced by Machine B every hour.

            Would appreciate if explanation and working can be given as well so that I can have a better understanding...thanks a lot... :oops:

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              elderflowertea
              last edited by

              Which part of Singapore do you stay at? I am a full time tutor giving tuition at my house area.

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                tianzhu
                last edited by

                SAHMwith2boys:
                Hi all, encountered the below maths question and need help:


                Machine A can produce 450 toys in 5 hours and Machine B can produce 120 less toys in 3 hours. Find the ratio of the number of toys produced by Machine A to the number of toys produced by Machine B every hour.

                Would appreciate if explanation and working can be given as well so that I can have a better understanding...thanks a lot... :oops:
                Hi

                Good Morning.

                Machine A

                5h ------ 450 toys
                1h ------ 90 toys

                Machine B

                3h ------ 330 toys (450-120)
                1h ----- 110 toys

                Machine A : Machine B ------ 90:110 ------ 9:11

                Best wishes

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                  Jamesbond
                  last edited by

                  1) Dan spent 2/3 of her money on some gaming accessories. She spent 3/7 of the remaining money on a box of colour pencils and the remaining $24 on a CD game.

                  a) What fraction of her money was spent on the CD?
                  b) How much money did Dan have at first?

                  2) Imu gave 2/7 of his salary to his wife and used 1/3 of his remaining money to pay his bills. Given that he had left $2200 for himself, find the salary of Imu?

                  Pl explain me in detail. vvv diff…Thanks in advance.

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                    SAHMwith2boys
                    last edited by

                    tianzhu:
                    SAHMwith2boys:

                    Hi all, encountered the below maths question and need help:


                    Machine A can produce 450 toys in 5 hours and Machine B can produce 120 less toys in 3 hours. Find the ratio of the number of toys produced by Machine A to the number of toys produced by Machine B every hour.

                    Would appreciate if explanation and working can be given as well so that I can have a better understanding...thanks a lot... :oops:

                    Hi

                    Good Morning.

                    Machine A

                    5h ------ 450 toys
                    1h ------ 90 toys

                    Machine B

                    3h ------ 330 toys (450-120)
                    1h ----- 110 toys

                    Machine A : Machine B ------ 90:110 ------ 9:11

                    Best wishes

                    Thanks TianZhu...

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                      Jamesbond
                      last edited by

                      1) Dan spent 2/3 of her money on some gaming accessories. She spent 3/7 of the remaining money on a box of colour pencils and the remaining $24 on a CD game.

                      a) What fraction of her money was spent on the CD?
                      b) How much money did Dan have at first?

                      2) Imu gave 2/7 of his salary to his wife and used 1/3 of his remaining money to pay his bills. Given that he had left $2200 for himself, find the salary of Imu?

                      Pl explain me in detail. vvv diff…Thanks in advance.

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                        CRAZYBANANA
                        last edited by

                        1) Dan spent 2/3 of her money on some gaming accessories. She spent 3/7 of the remaining money on a box of colour pencils and the remaining $24 on a CD game.

                        a) What fraction of her money was spent on the CD?
                        $24 = 4/7 of the remaining $
                        7 unit represents 1/3 of her $
                        At first, she would have 21 units
                        Therefore, the fraction is 4/21

                        b) How much money did Dan have at first?
                        1 unit = $24/4 = $6
                        21 unit x $6 = $ 126



                        2) Imu gave 2/7 of his salary to his wife and used 1/3 of his remaining money to pay his bills. Given that he had left $2200 for himself, find the salary of Imu?
                        He used 1/3 of 5/7 to pay bills.
                        He is left with 2/3 x 5/7 = 10/21
                        1 unit = $2200 / 10 = $220
                        His salary = 21 x $220 = $4620

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