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    Q&A - P4 Math

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    • ozoraO Offline
      ozora
      last edited by

      MathIzzzFun:
      ozora:

      [quote=\"tianzhu\"]
      Hi
      using MD

      http://i40.tinypic.com/2nqh15f.png\">


      cheers.

      [/quote]thanks.
      may I ask 164 is divided into 4 parts based on the denominator of 1/4, right?

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      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
        MathIzzzFun
        last edited by

        ozora:
        MathIzzzFun:


        Hi
        using MD

        http://i40.tinypic.com/2nqh15f.png\">


        cheers.

        thanks.
        may I ask 164 is divided into 4 parts based on the denominator of 1/4, right?

        yes

        cheers.

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          chloecube
          last edited by

          What is the sum of the first 30 even numbers?

          2+4+6+8…+56+58+60=

          I know there shld a a formula to solve such question.
          Can anyone help?

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            tianzhu
            last edited by

            chloecube:
            What is the sum of the first 30 even numbers?

            2+4+6+8......+56+58+60=

            I know there shld a a formula to solve such question.
            Can anyone help?
            Hi

            2+4+6+8......+56+58+60 = 2(1+2+3+ --------- 30)

            I think students are familiar with calculating the sum of consecutive numbers.

            (1+2+3+ --------- 30) = 465

            2*465 = 930

            Another way to look at it, there are 15 pairs of 62.

            2 + 60 = 62
            4 + 58 = 62

            15*62 = 930

            Best wishes

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            • NebbermindN Offline
              Nebbermind
              last edited by

              Another similar way is…Because (2 + 58), (4 + 56)… makes a nice number such as 60, there will be 14 such pairs in this series, with 30 & 60 being the odd ones without a partner.


              Therefore (14*60) + 30 + 60.

              The reason for choosing this is because its easier to work with numbers which r multiples of 10. May not work for all qns though.

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                Champion
                last edited by

                Hi, need help with the following questions; :thankyou:


                1) The sum of 3 numbers is 350. The difference between the first number and the second number is 25. The difference between the second and the third number is 36. What is the first number if the first number is the smallest and the third number id the largest?

                2) Mrs. Kee baked 3 cakes and shared them equally among her 4 children. How much cake did 3 of her children received? Express your answer in fraction in its simplest form.

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                • PiggyLalalaP Offline
                  PiggyLalala
                  last edited by

                  Champion:
                  Hi, need help with the following questions; :thankyou:


                  1) The sum of 3 numbers is 350. The difference between the first number and the second number is 25. The difference between the second and the third number is 36. What is the first number if the first number is the smallest and the third number id the largest?

                  2) Mrs. Kee baked 3 cakes and shared them equally among her 4 children. How much cake did 3 of her children received? Express your answer in fraction in its simplest form.
                  First =second- 25
                  Third = second +36
                  First + second + third = 350
                  Second -25 +second +second + 36 = 350
                  3x second =350 -11
                  3xsecond = 339
                  Second = 339/3= 113
                  First = 113-25 = 88
                  Third =113 +36= 149

                  Second question: 3/4x3=9/4 =2 1/4

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                    24hr-mum
                    last edited by

                    how to do this and how to draw the model?


                    cameron and niki had a total of 136 guppies at first.
                    After cameron had bought another 14 guppies and niki gave away 40 guppies, both
                    have the same number of guppies left. how many guppies did cameron have at first?

                    i cant understand why it is not 136-14-14-40 for the first step.

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                      Champion
                      last edited by

                      PiggyLalala:
                      Champion:

                      Hi, need help with the following questions; :thankyou:


                      1) The sum of 3 numbers is 350. The difference between the first number and the second number is 25. The difference between the second and the third number is 36. What is the first number if the first number is the smallest and the third number id the largest?

                      2) Mrs. Kee baked 3 cakes and shared them equally among her 4 children. How much cake did 3 of her children received? Express your answer in fraction in its simplest form.

                      First =second- 25
                      Third = second +36
                      First + second + third = 350
                      Second -25 +second +second + 36 = 350
                      3x second =350 -11
                      3xsecond = 339
                      Second = 339/3= 113
                      First = 113-25 = 88
                      Third =113 +36= 149

                      Second question: 3/4x3=9/4 =2 1/4

                      :thankyou: :thankyou: PiggyLalala for the explanation; appreciates much 😄

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                        tianzhu
                        last edited by

                        Hi


                        Hope this helps.

                        Best wishes.

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