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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      tianzhu
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      brastilava:
      Hi, please help in following question:


      At a prize-giving ceremony, prize-winners could invite either one or both of their parents to attend. The ratio of the number of prize-winners to the number of parents who attended was 8:11 and 3/8 of the prize-winners bought only one parent. What fraction of the prize-winners did not have any parents attending the ceremony?
      Hi

      Hope this helps.

      Best wishes

      http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7271/7140764163_e0d3192e22_z.jpg\">

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        brastilava
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        Hi, :thankyou:

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          brastilava
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          mrswongtuition:
          brastilava:

          Hi, please help in following question:


          At a prize-giving ceremony, prize-winners could invite either one or both of their parents to attend. The ratio of the number of prize-winners to the number of parents who attended was 8:11 and 3/8 of the prize-winners bought only one parent. What fraction of the prize-winners did not have any parents attending the ceremony?

          Prize Winners = 8 units
          Parents = 11 units

          Out of prize winners (8 units), there are 3 groups:
          Brought 1 parent = 3/8 of 8 units = 3 units; 3 units x 1 parent = 3 units of parents
          Brought both parents } 8 units - 3 units
          Did not bring parents } = 5 units

          Now, looking at the parents:
          11 units - 3 units = 8 units
          8 units of parents belong to those who brought BOTH parents.

          Prize Winners (brought both parents & did not bring parents):
          Brought both parents: 8 units of parents divide by 2 parents per prize winner = 4 units of prize winners
          5 units - 4 units = 1 unit of prize winners did not bring parents

          1 out of 8 prize winners did not bring their parents. (Ans: 1/8)

          Hi :thankyou:

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            brastilava
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            tianzhu:
            brastilava:

            Hi, please help in following question:


            At a prize-giving ceremony, prize-winners could invite either one or both of their parents to attend. The ratio of the number of prize-winners to the number of parents who attended was 8:11 and 3/8 of the prize-winners bought only one parent. What fraction of the prize-winners did not have any parents attending the ceremony?

            Hi

            Hope this helps.

            Best wishes

            http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7271/7140764163_e0d3192e22_z.jpg\">


            Hi Tianzhu, thanks so much for the clear pictorial. 😄

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              Michaelia0816
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              Hi Tianzhu, no time no see! So long since I logged in, just finished my LC exam!

              I need help! With the question of course!

              1) if the total number of books read by the 40 pupils in Class A was 87, what the average book read by them?

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                Michaelia0816
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                Help with this question too! And another question too! Step by step answer!

                13) Paper roses were made for charity event. 7 roses were made from each roll of crepe paper. For every 23 rolls of paper used, 3 roses were damaged and could not be sold. All the other roses were sold at 60 cents each. A total of $853.20 was collected from the sale. How many rolls of crepe paper were used to make the roses?
                14) Macy has a collection of 72 English and Chinese books. 4/5 of the English books and 3/4 of the Chinese books are fiction books. She has a total of 57 fictions book in her collection. How many Chinese fiction books do she have?

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                  tianzhu
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                  Hi girl


                  I’ll take the question on paper roses.

                  Why?

                  Because it reminds me of the rolling good times I had when I was little boy.

                  Catching spiders, playing marbles and flying kites.

                  Listen to this beautiful song.

                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCHNHiADRxo

                  Hope this helps.

                  Best wishes

                  http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8161/6995408378_b35b252101_z.jpg\">

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                    Michaelia0816
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                    tianzhu:
                    Hi girl


                    I’ll take the question on paper roses.

                    Why?

                    Because it reminds me of the rolling good times I had when I was little boy.

                    Catching spiders, playing marbles and flying kites.

                    Listen to this beautiful song.

                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCHNHiADRxo

                    Hope this helps.

                    Best wishes

                    http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8161/6995408378_b35b252101_z.jpg\">
                    Interesting childhood, too bad, this is far too modern, it was almost impossible to try it! Nice song, quite ok leh. The question I managed to do half of it correctly!

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                      Michaelia0816
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                      Anyway, I have solved the other two questions, but still got some questions needed help too! I try to sent it as soon as I could

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                        Michaelia0816
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                        This questions needs help, ok!

                        1) A baker packs some cookies into 8 large bags and 12 small bags. Each large bag has 5 more cookies than each small bag. 1/3 of the cookies are packed in the large bags while 4/9 of the cookies are packed in the small bags. the remaining cookies are put in a tin.
                        A) What faction of the cookies is put in the tin?
                        B) How many cookies are put into bags?

                        Need the whole method as it is a 5 marks question!!! Step by step answer!!! And if the answer for A is 2/9? If not, pls correct me and give me the answer! I don know how to do B!

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