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    • U Offline
      Udon
      last edited by

      Hi MathIzzzFun,


      Thank you so much for your time and illustration attached…

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        mummyv
        last edited by

        tianzhu:
        mummyv:


        Sorry am weak in this. Could you explain why 3:2 x 3?
        When Sharon's age : Ariel age --> 3:2 --> 9u : 6u
        Thanks

        Hi

        Hope this helps.

        Best wishes

        http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7187/7115329429_fe4bc6e3b9_z.jpg\">

        Thanks a million Tianzhu, now I understand....

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          determination0506
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          Please help me how to solve this Area of Triangle Math.


          The figure below is not drawn to scale. ADF is a triangle and BC = CD. Find the area of triangle ADF. (See Attached)

          http://i48.tinypic.com/t688sm.jpg\"> Hi,

          The answer is 18 cm square. But I don't understand how it was derive. Please help me. Thank you very much.

          Is there anywhere I could learn Area of Triangle, find it very confusing as I not sure where is the base and height for example in this case. Thanks again.

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            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            determination0506:
            Please help me how to solve this Area of Triangle Math.


            The figure below is not drawn to scale. ADF is a triangle and BC = CD. Find the area of triangle ADF. (See Attached)

            http://i48.tinypic.com/t688sm.jpg\"> Hi,

            The answer is 18 cm square. But I don't understand how it was derive. Please help me. Thank you very much.

            Is there anywhere I could learn Area of Triangle, find it very confusing as I not sure where is the base and height for example in this case. Thanks again.
            Hi
            Find Total Area N subtact Area Of Unshaded.

            Cheers.

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              Michaelia0816
              last edited by

              [quote]Is there anywhere I could learn Area of Triangle, find it very confusing as I not sure where is the base and height for example in this case. Thanks again.[/quote]
              Hi, you may refer to your textbook!

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                keinic
                last edited by

                Hi


                Appreciate if someone could help with the following question:

                A class of Chinese and Malay pupils went to the zoo. The ratio of the no of Chinese pupils to the no. of Malay pupils was 10: 7. The ratio of the no.of Malay boys to the no. of Malay girls was 9 :5. What was the ratio of the no. of Malay girls to the no. of Chinese pupils in its simplest form?

                My DS’s answer is 1:4 but the answer provided was 1:2. TIA.

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                  php
                  last edited by

                  keinic:
                  Hi


                  Appreciate if someone could help with the following question:

                  A class of Chinese and Malay pupils went to the zoo. The ratio of the no of Chinese pupils to the no. of Malay pupils was 10: 7. The ratio of the no.of Malay boys to the no. of Malay girls was 9 :5. What was the ratio of the no. of Malay girls to the no. of Chinese pupils in its simplest form?

                  My DS's answer is 1:4 but the answer provided was 1:2. TIA.
                  C : M
                  10 : 7
                  x2 : x2
                  20 : 14

                  MB : MG
                  9 : 5 = 14

                  MG : C
                  5 : 20
                  1 : 4

                  Correct answer : 1 : 4

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                    keinic
                    last edited by

                    php:
                    keinic:

                    Hi


                    Appreciate if someone could help with the following question:

                    A class of Chinese and Malay pupils went to the zoo. The ratio of the no of Chinese pupils to the no. of Malay pupils was 10: 7. The ratio of the no.of Malay boys to the no. of Malay girls was 9 :5. What was the ratio of the no. of Malay girls to the no. of Chinese pupils in its simplest form?

                    My DS's answer is 1:4 but the answer provided was 1:2. TIA.

                    C : M
                    10 : 7
                    x2 : x2
                    20 : 14

                    MB : MG
                    9 : 5 = 14

                    MG : C
                    5 : 20
                    1 : 4

                    Correct answer : 1 : 4

                    :thankyou:

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                      august24
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                      MathIzzzFun:
                      Udon:

                      Hakim and Suresh had some money in the ratio of 13:8. When they each gave away $133, Hakim will have 4 times as much money as Suresh.

                      How much did Hakim had at first?

                      Hi

                      Q2.. when same quantity is added or removed, the difference will remain the same...

                      http://i50.tinypic.com/2vwa1dj.png\">

                      At first, Hakim : Suresh --> 13 : 8 --> 39u : 24u (difference 15u)
                      In the end, Hakim : Suresh --> 4 : 1 --> 20u : 5u (difference 15u)

                      So, 19u --> $133, 1u --> 7

                      39 x 7 = 273

                      Hakim had $273 at first.

                      cheers.

                      Sorry, but I am still confused. Firstly, if Hakim had 39u at first and in the end he had 20u, how is this possible to translate to 19u => $133 since it is a reduction?

                      Also, when I worked backwards using $273, I am not able to get the final ratio of 4:1. (I end up with Hakim:Suresh, $406:$301).

                      Please help. Thank you.

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                      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                        MathIzzzFun
                        last edited by

                        august24:
                        MathIzzzFun:

                        [quote=\"Udon\"]Hakim and Suresh had some money in the ratio of 13:8. When they each gave away $133, Hakim will have 4 times as much money as Suresh.

                        How much did Hakim had at first?

                        Hi

                        Q2.. when same quantity is added or removed, the difference will remain the same...

                        http://i50.tinypic.com/2vwa1dj.png\">

                        At first, Hakim : Suresh --> 13 : 8 --> 39u : 24u (difference 15u)
                        In the end, Hakim : Suresh --> 4 : 1 --> 20u : 5u (difference 15u)

                        So, 19u --> $133, 1u --> 7

                        39 x 7 = 273

                        Hakim had $273 at first.

                        cheers.

                        Sorry, but I am still confused. Firstly, if Hakim had 39u at first and in the end he had 20u, how is this possible to translate to 19u => $133 since it is a reduction?

                        Also, when I worked backwards using $273, I am not able to get the final ratio of 4:1. (I end up with Hakim:Suresh, $406:$301).

                        Please help. Thank you.[/quote]Hi reduction of 19u = amount given away which is $133.
                        At first,Hakim:Suresh --> 39u:24u --> 373:168
                        In the end, Hakim:Suresh--> 20u:5u-->140:35

                        Cheers.

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