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    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
      MathIzzzFun
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      TulipisPink:
      Q: A farmer had a square field with an area of 57600 sq meter. He planted a tree at the four corners and some along the sides of the field. Each tree was planted 20 m from the next. How many trees were planted on one side of the field?

      Hi

      each side of the square field --> sqrt (57600) = 240 m
      240 / 20 = 12 gaps
      Number of trees on one side = 12 + 1 = 13

      cheers.

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        TulipisPink
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        You are fantastic good! Thanks!

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          TulipisPink
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          HI MathIzzzfun, Thanks a zill ! You had coloured my white hairs! ha ha…

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            TulipisPink
            last edited by

            Hi tianzhu

            Thanks for the answer… but we are still very confuse abt this sum.

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              tianzhu
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              TulipisPink:
              Hi tianzhu

              Thanks for the answer.. but we are still very confuse abt this sum.
              Hi

              Since (J+A) is repeated in both sets of ratios, we shall make the number of units for (J+A) the same so as to enable us to make a comparison.

              The total units showing the amount of money J and A had is 9 units.

              For the second set of ratio, the total units showing (J+A)’s amount of money is 7 units (6+1).

              A common multiple of 7 and 9 is 63.

              Best wishes

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                MathIzzzFun
                last edited by

                TulipisPink:
                HI MathIzzzfun, Thanks a zill ! You had coloured my white hairs! ha ha...

                haha.. I can start a natural hair restoration salon!

                cheers.

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                  cimman
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                  TulipisPink:
                  Hi parents

                  Could you help to solve this maths question? Thanks.

                  Pupil B, J and A shared some money. The ratio of B's money to the total of J's and A's money is 4:9. A's share was 6 times J's. B had $95 more than J. How much money had A?
                  if you don't mind using simultaneous equations, here's a solution:
                  http://i47.tinypic.com/2v0d7v6.png\">

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                    Udon
                    last edited by

                    Appreciate your help, can someone teach me how to break down the question n analyze... :imdrowning:


                    Q1

                    Kenny has 1.4 times the number of pens Sarah has. When Sarah gives
                    144 pens to Kenny, the ratio of the number of pens she has to the number of pens Kenny has is 1:3. How many pens must Kenny give back to Sarah so that she will have twice as many pens as him?
                    (Hint: Change the decimal to a fraction and then to a ratio)


                    Q2

                    David and Sally each have some money. If David spends $38, the ratio of his money to Sally's money will become 2:5. If Sally spends $38, the ratio of David's money to her money will become 8:13. How much money does each child have?

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                      tianzhu
                      last edited by

                      Udon:
                      Appreciate your help, can someone teach me how to break down the question n analyze... :imdrowning:


                      Q1

                      Kenny has 1.4 times the number of pens Sarah has. When Sarah gives
                      144 pens to Kenny, the ratio of the number of pens she has to the number of pens Kenny has is 1:3. How many pens must Kenny give back to Sarah so that she will have twice as many pens as him?
                      (Hint: Change the decimal to a fraction and then to a ratio)


                      Q2

                      David and Sally each have some money. If David spends $38, the ratio of his money to Sally's money will become 2:5. If Sally spends $38, the ratio of David's money to her money will become 8:13. How much money does each child have?
                      Hi

                      Q1

                      The total number of units stays the same before and after.

                      At first
                      Kenny ------ 7 units
                      Sarah ------ 5 units.

                      When Sarah gives 144 pens to Kenny, the ratio of the number of pens she has to the number of pens Kenny has is 1:3.

                      Kenny ------ 3 units ------- 9 units
                      Sarah ------ 1 unit ------- 3 units

                      5 – 3 -------- 2
                      2 units ------- 144
                      1 unit ------- 72

                      How many pens must Kenny give back to Sarah so that she will have twice as many pens as him?

                      Kenny ------ 1 unit ------- 4 units
                      Sarah ------ 2 units ------- 8 units

                      9 - 4 ------ 5

                      72*5 ------- 360.

                      Q2

                      The total number of units stays the same in the two scenarios.

                      If David spends $38, the ratio of his money to Sally's money will become 2:5.

                      David:Sally ------- 2 : 5 (7) ------- 6:15 (21)

                      If Sally spends $38, the ratio of David's money to her money will become 8:13.

                      David:Sally ------- 8 : 13 (21)

                      2 units ------- 38
                      1 unit ------- 19

                      David ------- 8*19 --------152
                      Sally -------- 15*19 -------- 285

                      Best wishes

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                        Udon
                        last edited by

                        Thanks for the reply, but i do not understand how to calculate


                        Kenny....1 unit become 4 units
                        Sally......2 units become 8 units
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                        How many pens must Kenny give back to Sarah so that she will have twice as many pens as him?

                        Kenny ------ 1 unit ------- 4 units
                        Sarah ------ 2 units ------- 8 units

                        9 - 4 ------ 5

                        72*5 ------- 360.

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