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    Q&A - P5 Math

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    • Y Offline
      YumYum
      last edited by

      Hi Tianzhu,


      Thank you for your help.

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        mummyv
        last edited by

        Hi, pls help w this qn

        John had 993 tables and chairs at first. After he sold 2/5 of the tables and 5/8 of the chairs, he had 459 tables and chairs left. How many tables did he sell? :slapshead: thanks for the help

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          tianzhu
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          YumYum:
          Hi Tianzhu,


          Thank you for your help.
          Hi YumYum

          Good Morning.

          You're welcome.

          Just curious, where are your two questions from?

          Best wishes

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            tianzhu
            last edited by

            mummyv:
            Hi, pls help w this qn

            John had 993 tables and chairs at first. After he sold 2/5 of the tables and 5/8 of the chairs, he had 459 tables and chairs left. How many tables did he sell? :slapshead: thanks for the help
            Hi

            Good Morning.

            This question touches on simultaneous concepts.

            If a student is familiar with SE, he/she may use it.

            If not, he/she may solve the two equations pictorially,use the “Alphabet Method” or represent the variables with \"Units and Parts\"

            Tables sold ------ TT
            Tables left ------ TTT

            Chairs sold ------ CCCCC
            Chairs left ------ CCC

            TTT + CCC ------- 459, hence T+C ------- 153

            TT + CCCCC ----- 534 (993 – 459), therefore C -------- 76

            T ------- 153 – 76 ------ 77

            Tables sold ------- 2*77 ------- 154.

            Best wishes

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              YumYum
              last edited by

              Hi,


              Qns are from past papers from various schools, Qns from tuition or school, whichever the kids find difficulties in solving. I can’t help them as I am not good in problem solving and didn’t invest the time learning all the techniques taught in school. Usually, I will show them the solutions from KSP N they understand them better than I do 🙂

              Erm, any reason for asking?

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                tianzhu
                last edited by

                YumYum:

                Erm, any reason for asking?
                Hi

                I found some of your questions quite different from those from past years papers.

                Take for example, Q1 in your last post, this is the first time I am seeing it.

                I feel it’ll be beneficial for current students to take note of new trend questions, that’ s why I am asking for the sources .In this way, students may be alerted to pay more attention to them.

                However, if you’re uncomfortable to reveal them, it’s perfectly alright.

                Best wishes

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                  Ngserene617
                  last edited by

                  Pls help me on this question:


                  1. There were 40 children at a party. The number of sweets each girl received was 11/2 times as many as that of each boy.
                  a) if the girls received 40 more sweets than the boys in total, how many more girls than boys were there at the party?
                  b) what was the total number of sweets given to all the children at the party?

                  Best regards 🙂

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                    ezpal12
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                    my boy used to have this tutor… he is rather creative in his teaching…

                    but my boy and his timing cant meet…as he is teaching in a sch, his timing sometimes change… that is the bad thing about him. u may want to try him … pm me if u want his contact …

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                      Ngserene617
                      last edited by

                      tianzhu:
                      YumYum:


                      Erm, any reason for asking?

                      Hi

                      I found some of your questions quite different from those from past years papers.

                      Take for example, Q1 in your last post, this is the first time I am seeing it.

                      I feel it’ll be beneficial for current students to take note of new trend questions, that’ s why I am asking for the sources .In this way, students may be alerted to pay more attention to them.

                      However, if you’re uncomfortable to reveal them, it’s perfectly alright.

                      Best wishes


                      Pls help me on this question:

                      1. There were 40 children at a party. The number of sweets each girl received was 11/2 times as many as that of each boy.
                      a) if the girls received 40 more sweets than the boys in total, how many more girls than boys were there at the party?
                      b) what was the total number of sweets given to all the children at the party?

                      Best regards

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                        Michaelia0816
                        last edited by

                        11/2=5/1/2

                        Use guess and check!
                        Sweets not odd number I guess so

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