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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • T Offline
      tianzhu
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      Chan09:
      Need help

      There were twice as many red pens as blue pens.he sold the pens in bundles of 2 red and 3 blue.
      After selling all the blue pens, he still had 120 red pens left. How many penns did he have at first?
      Ans: 270
      Hi

      You may use MD or UM.

      Red : Blue ------ 2:1 -------- 6:3

      He sold 2 units of red pens and 3 units of blue pens.

      Hence, 4 units ------ 120

      This gives 1 unit ------ 30

      Number of pen@first ------ 9 units ------- 270

      Best wishes

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        isetan
        last edited by

        Hi, need help to cross check the ans to this question:


        Two boxes, A and B, contain some red and blue beads. In box A, the ratio of the no. Of red beads to the no. of blue beads is 2:1. In box B, the ratio of the no. Of red beads to blue beads is 1:3. Box A has thrice as many beads as Box B.

        A) find the ratio of the no. of Red beads in box A to the no. of blue beads in box B.

        B) if 105 red beads are taken out from box A and placed in box B, the ratio of the no. of the red beads to the no. of blue beads in box B becomes 3:2. What is the total no. of beads in the 2 boxes?

        Our working leads ans A is – 8:1, ans B is – 480.

        Appreciate anyone helps if the ans is correct. Many thanks.

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          isetan
          last edited by

          Hi, another question:


          Tan, Lim and Wong had some pens to sell. Tan had the least no. of pens. Wong’s no. of pens was 30% less than Lim’s. After Tan and Lim had each sold 50% of their pens, Lim had 95 more pens than Tan. If the three men had a total of 330 pens left, what is the total no. of pens they had at first?

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            ksoh3000
            last edited by

            tks

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              2cor41618
              last edited by

              isetan:
              Hi, need help to cross check the ans to this question:


              Two boxes, A and B, contain some red and blue beads. In box A, the ratio of the no. Of red beads to the no. of blue beads is 2:1. In box B, the ratio of the no. Of red beads to blue beads is 1:3. Box A has thrice as many beads as Box B.

              A) find the ratio of the no. of Red beads in box A to the no. of blue beads in box B.

              B) if 105 red beads are taken out from box A and placed in box B, the ratio of the no. of the red beads to the no. of blue beads in box B becomes 3:2. What is the total no. of beads in the 2 boxes?

              Our working leads ans A is -- 8:1, ans B is -- 480.

              Appreciate anyone helps if the ans is correct. Many thanks.
              I think he answer to part a should be 8:3. Part b is correct 😄

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                2cor41618
                last edited by

                isetan:
                Hi, another question:


                Tan, Lim and Wong had some pens to sell. Tan had the least no. of pens. Wong's no. of pens was 30% less than Lim's. After Tan and Lim had each sold 50% of their pens, Lim had 95 more pens than Tan. If the three men had a total of 330 pens left, what is the total no. of pens they had at first?
                At first

                Wong---70%
                Lim---100%

                After T and L sold 1/2 of their share,

                Lim---50%
                Tan---95 less than 50%
                Wong---70%

                Thus, 50% + 50% + 70% ----330+ 95
                170%---425 (Wong + Lim at first)
                1%----2.5
                Tan---2x ( 50 x 2.5 - 95) = 60

                Total at first----60 + 425 = 485

                😄

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                  tutorsg_punggol
                  last edited by

                  ksoh3000:
                  tks

                  U're welcome! Hope it's not too difficult to understand. 🙂

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                    tamunawara
                    last edited by

                    thanks a lot . that was really useful

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                      tamunawara
                      last edited by

                      thanks a lot . that was really useful

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                        brastilava
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                        Hi, please help in this question:


                        Tin A, Tin B and Tin C are required to paint a complete wall. If only Tin A is used, we are short of 7 litres. If only Tin B is used, we are short of 5 litres. If only tin C is used, we are short of 3 litres. How many litres of paint is required to paint a complete wall?

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