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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • T Offline
      tianzhu
      last edited by

      small:
      Hi,


      My mind is block and I got 2 answer for this question. :stupid:

      Please help and thanks in advance.
      [quote]The spped of a car was 60 km/h abd the speed of a van was 45 km/h. They started from Town P at the same time and travelled along the same route towards Town Q. The car reached Town Q 1 hour 40 min earlier than the van. What was the distance travelled by the can when the car reached Town Q?
      [/quote]Hi small

      Good Morning.

      I think you just wanted to check the answer.

      The distance covered by the van is 225 km.

      Best wishes

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      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
        MathIzzzFun
        last edited by

        Chan09:
        Hi TianZhu, if it is 380 can you explain the method to solve? Tks

        hi

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        cheers.

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        • MathIzzzFunM Offline
          MathIzzzFun
          last edited by

          small:
          Hi,


          My mind is block and I got 2 answer for this question. :stupid:

          Please help and thanks in advance.
          [quote]The spped of a car was 60 km/h abd the speed of a van was 45 km/h. They started from Town P at the same time and travelled along the same route towards Town Q. The car reached Town Q 1 hour 40 min earlier than the van. What was the distance travelled by the can when the car reached Town Q?
          [/quote]Hi

          Time ratio, Car : Van --> 45 : 60 = 3u : 4u
          1u --> 1h 40 min = 100min, 3u --> 300 min
          distance travelled by Van when the car reach town
          = 300 min x 45 km/h
          = 225 km

          cheers.

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          • S Offline
            small
            last edited by

            Good morning Tianzhu and MathIzzzFun,


            Thanks a lot.

            I was using algebra method which came out 2 different answers, 225km and 300km..

            p/s: Tianzhu got an eagle eyes, so sharp.. 🙂

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              jarenchuatw
              last edited by

              Yup, 100% correct. But had problem explaining to my son, he could not comprehend why I need to add 8 secs and not 12 seconds. Whew, it took a while before he got the picture. Tks!

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                tianzhu
                last edited by

                Winx5015:

                Using make a list method
                Q1). Mother had less than 3105 coins. If she put them equally into boxes of 24 or 36, she would have 15 coins left. How many boxes did she have if she arranged the coins into boxes of 30?
                Hi

                Your teacher requested students to use “Make a list”. Perhaps, he/she wanted to keep the students occupied.

                Don’t lose marks over this type of questions. It may be tedious but as long as students do their listing meticulously, the marks should be safe.

                Do the listing preferably with a tabulated list of the multiples of 24 and 36 plus 15.

                The answer is 3039.

                The number of boxes is 102.

                Best wishes

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  Winx5015:

                  Using restating problem
                  Q2). 3 similar tables and 4 similar chairs cost $240. 2 such tables and 3 similar racks cost $115. 1 such chair and 2 such racks cost $95. How much do 2 such tables and 1 such chair cost altogether?
                  Hi

                  3T + 4C ------ 240
                  2T + 3R ------ 115
                  1C + 2R ------ 95

                  5T + 5C + 5R ------- 450 (240+115+95)

                  1T + 1C + 1R ------- 90
                  (x2)
                  2T + 2C + 2R ------- 180


                  1C + 2R ------ 95

                  Therefore, 2T + 1C ------ 180 – 95 ------85

                  Best wishes

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                    peggy
                    last edited by

                    Please help with this question. Thanks in advance.


                    Ben cycles from his home to the church every Sunday. If he were to cycle at 10km/h, he would reach the church at 3pm. If he were to cycle at 15km/h, he will reach there at 1pm. a) how far does Ben have to cycle from his home to the church? b) at what average speed must he cycle if he wants to reach the church at 2pm?

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                      tianzhu
                      last edited by

                      peggy:
                      Please help with this question. Thanks in advance.


                      Ben cycles from his home to the church every Sunday. If he were to cycle at 10km/h, he would reach the church at 3pm. If he were to cycle at 15km/h, he will reach there at 1pm. a) how far does Ben have to cycle from his home to the church? b) at what average speed must he cycle if he wants to reach the church at 2pm?
                      Hi

                      There are a few ways to solve this question.

                      One way is to use inverse proportion.

                      Speed is inversely proportional to time (distance remains constant).When speed is higher, time taken is shorter.

                      Speed ----- 2:3 (10:15)
                      Time ------- 3:2

                      1 unit ------ 2h (1pm and 3pm)

                      2 units ------ 4h
                      Distance ------- 15*4 ------- 60km

                      Alternatively
                      3 units ------ 6h
                      Distance ------ 10*6 ------ 60km


                      If he wants to reach the church@2pm

                      Time taken ------5h

                      60/5 ------ 12km/h

                      Best wishes

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                        peggy
                        last edited by

                        Tianzhu,


                        Thank you so much for your quick reply.

                        All the best!

                        Peggy

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