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    • MathIzzzFunM
      MathIzzzFun
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      superhappy:

      Hi, can someone help me on these 2 questions:
      1. In three years' time, Jimmy's age will be twice that of Mary's age.
      Three years ago, Jimmy's age was 4 times that of Mary's age.
      How old is Mary now?

      2. 3750 people visited the carnival on Tuesday.
      The number of tourists who visited the carnival on Tuesday was 25% more than the number of tourists on Monday.
      How many people visited the carnival over the two days?

      :thankyou:
      Hi
      Q2.
      Monday --> 4 units }
      Tuesday --> 5 units } total 9 units
      5 units --> 3750
      9 units --> 3750/5 x 9 = 6750
      6750 people visited the carnival over the two days.

      cheers.

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      • isetanI
        isetan
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        Hi, need help from this Nanyang SA1 2011 question:


        The length of a rectangle is increased by 25% and it’s breath is increased by 30%. What is the percentage increase in its area.?

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        • isetanI
          isetan
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          isetan:
          Hi, need help from this Nanyang SA1 2011 question:


          The length of a rectangle is increased by 25% and it's breath is increased by 30%. What is the percentage increase in its area.?
          ans is 62.5%

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            small
            last edited by

            isetan:
            isetan:

            Hi, need help from this Nanyang SA1 2011 question:


            The length of a rectangle is increased by 25% and it's breath is increased by 30%. What is the percentage increase in its area.?

            ans is 62.5%

            Hi,

            HTH.

            Area of rectangle = Length x Breath

            Before: 1L x 1B = 1 LB
            after : 1.25L x 1.3B = 1.625 LB

            (1.625-1)/1*100% = 62.5%

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            • isetanI
              isetan
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              small:
              isetan:

              [quote=\"isetan\"]Hi, need help from this Nanyang SA1 2011 question:


              The length of a rectangle is increased by 25% and it's breath is increased by 30%. What is the percentage increase in its area.?

              ans is 62.5%

              Hi,

              HTH.

              Area of rectangle = Length x Breath

              Before: 1L x 1B = 1 LB
              after : 1.25L x 1.3B = 1.625 LB

              Thanks Small!

              (1.625-1)/1*100% = 62.5%[/quote]

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              • isetanI
                isetan
                last edited by

                Hi need help on another question:–


                Miss Li sold watches and bracelets. Each watch was sold at $42. Each bracelet was sold at 2/3 of the price of each watch. Miss Li sold 1/3 of the items and collected $3360. 2/5 of the items sold were watches.

                A) how many bracelets were sold? (ans- 60)
                B) what was the total number of items left unsold? (ans:- 200)


                TIA.

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                  kiasuaunt
                  last edited by

                  isetan:
                  Hi need help on another question:--


                  Miss Li sold watches and bracelets. Each watch was sold at $42. Each bracelet was sold at 2/3 of the price of each watch. Miss Li sold 1/3 of the items and collected $3360. 2/5 of the items sold were watches.

                  A) how many bracelets were sold? (ans- 60)
                  B) what was the total number of items left unsold? (ans:- 200)


                  TIA.
                  Hi - this is how I would do it :

                  A) Watch - $42
                  Bracelet - 2/3 x $42 = $28

                  2/5 of the items sold were watches - 2u x $42 = 84u
                  Therefore, 3/5 of the items sold were bracelets - 3u x $28 = 84u

                  84u + 84u = 168u

                  168u = 3360
                  1u = 3360/168 = 20

                  Bracelets sold : 3u = 3 x 20 = 60 (ans)

                  B) 1/3 of items sold, therefore 2/3 of items left unsold.

                  Watches sold : 2u = 2 x 20 = 40
                  Total number of items sold : 1/3 = 60 + 40 = 100
                  Total number of items left unsold : 2/3 = 2 x 100 = 200 (ans)

                  Hope this helps. God Bless.

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                    whitety
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                    Hi,

                    I need help on 3 speed qns:

                    1) A scooter and a lorry were travelling along the same road in the same direction.The scooter travelled at an average speed of 70km/h and the lorry travelled at an average speed of 49km/h. If the scooter overtook the van at 11.57am, at what time will the scooter be 14km ahead of the lorry?

                    2) Jay took 10min to walk from the train station to the shopping mall at a uniform speed. Kay took 15min to walk from the shopping mall to the train station at a uniform speed. Both of them started at 4.23pm. At what time did Jay and Kay pass each other along the way?

                    3) Ace and Nash started jogging at the same speed along a track. When Ace completed 5/6 of the distance, Nash had only completed 3/8 of the distance. Ace’s average speed was 88m/min faster than Nash’s. What was Nash’s average speed in m/min?

                    Thanks!

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                    • isetanI
                      isetan
                      last edited by

                      kiasuaunt:
                      isetan:

                      Hi need help on another question:--


                      Miss Li sold watches and bracelets. Each watch was sold at $42. Each bracelet was sold at 2/3 of the price of each watch. Miss Li sold 1/3 of the items and collected $3360. 2/5 of the items sold were watches.

                      A) how many bracelets were sold? (ans- 60)
                      B) what was the total number of items left unsold? (ans:- 200)


                      TIA.

                      Hi - this is how I would do it :

                      A) Watch - $42
                      Bracelet - 2/3 x $42 = $28

                      2/5 of the items sold were watches - 2u x $42 = 84u
                      Therefore, 3/5 of the items sold we




                      re bracelets - 3u x $28 = 84u

                      84u + 84u = 168u

                      168u = 3360
                      1u = 3360/168 = 20

                      Bracelets sold : 3u = 3 x 20 = 60 (ans)

                      B) 1/3 of items sold, therefore 2/3 of items left unsold.

                      Watches sold : 2u = 2 x 20 = 40
                      Total number of items sold : 1/3 = 60 + 40 = 100
                      Total number of items left unsold : 2/3 = 2 x 100 = 200 (ans)

                      Hope this helps. God Bless.

                      Thanks kiasuaunt!

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                        small
                        last edited by

                        whitety:
                        Hi,

                        I need help on 3 speed qns:

                        1) A scooter and a lorry were travelling along the same road in the same direction.The scooter travelled at an average speed of 70km/h and the lorry travelled at an average speed of 49km/h. If the scooter overtook the van at 11.57am, at what time will the scooter be 14km ahead of the lorry?

                        Thanks!
                        Hi,

                        HTH..

                        At the point when the scooter overtook the van and continuing to move for 1 hour, they will be 21km apart.

                        21km ----- 1 hour
                        14km ----- 14/21 x 60minutes = 40minutes

                        40 minutes after 11.57am is 12.37pm

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