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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
      MathIzzzFun
      last edited by

      Winx5015:
      Hi, need help for the following questions.


      (4) At a funfair, the children can choose to ride on the Merry-Go-Round or the Train or both with their coupons. 7/10 of the children chose the Merry-Go-round, 45% chose to ride on the Train, and 10% of the children did not take any of the two rides. A total of 75 children went for both rides.
      (a) How many children took ONE ride at the Merry-Go-Round only?
      (b) How many children did not take any rides?

      Thanks:)
      Q4
      None of the rides --> 10%
      Merry-Go-Round --> 70%
      Train ONLY --> 100% - 10%- 70% = 20%
      Train --> 45%
      Merry-Go-Round & Train --> 45% - 20% = 25%
      a) Merry-Go-Round ONLY --> 70% - 25% = 45%

      b) 25% --> 75
      10% --> 30
      30 children did not take any rides

      cheers.

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        whitety
        last edited by

        MathIzzzFun:
        peggy:

        Please help :

        2.an equal number of men and women were at a party. The ratio of the number of woman who wore watches to the number of men who wore watches was 3:11. The ratio of the number of women to the number of men who did not wear watches was 5:3.

        A. Find the ratio of the number of women who wore watches to the number of women who did not wear watches.

        Many thanks.

        Q2.
        a)
        wearing watches, women : men = 3 : 11 (difference of šŸ˜Ž
        not wearing watches, women : men = 5:3 (difference of 2)
        --> difference must be the same since equal number of men and women

        wearing watches, women : men = 3u : 11u
        not wearing watches, women : men = 20u : 12u
        women wearing watches : women not wearing watches = 3:20



        Hi MathIzzzFun,

        wearing watches, women : men = 3u : 11u need to x4? = 12u : 44u
        not wearing watches, women : men = 20u : 12u
        women wearing watches : women not wearing watches = 3:20
        -> then answer will be 3:5, is my understanding wrong ?

        Thanks!

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        • MathIzzzFunM Offline
          MathIzzzFun
          last edited by

          whitety:
          MathIzzzFun:

          [quote=\"peggy\"]Please help :

          2.an equal number of men and women were at a party. The ratio of the number of woman who wore watches to the number of men who wore watches was 3:11. The ratio of the number of women to the number of men who did not wear watches was 5:3.

          A. Find the ratio of the number of women who wore watches to the number of women who did not wear watches.

          Many thanks.

          Q2.
          a)
          wearing watches, women : men = 3 : 11 (difference of šŸ˜Ž
          not wearing watches, women : men = 5:3 (difference of 2)
          --> difference must be the same since equal number of men and women

          wearing watches, women : men = 3u : 11u
          not wearing watches, women : men = 20u : 12u
          women wearing watches : women not wearing watches = 3:20



          Hi MathIzzzFun,

          wearing watches, women : men = 3u : 11u need to x4? = 12u : 44u
          not wearing watches, women : men = 20u : 12u
          women wearing watches : women not wearing watches = 3:20
          -> then answer will be 3:5, is my understanding wrong ?

          Thanks![/quote]hope this MD helps...

          http://i48.tinypic.com/2qledjr.png\">

          cheers.

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            whitety
            last edited by

            Hi MathIzzzFun,


            Thank you very much!

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            • W Offline
              Winx5015
              last edited by

              Millions thanks to MathIzzzFun for solving my problems.


              Have a nice day šŸ™‚

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                mummyL
                last edited by

                Mr Tok left for Town A for Town B at 11.30am. He travelled at an average speed of 75km/h. At 12.15pm, Ms Selva left Town A for Town B, travelling on the same route at an average speed of 100km/h.

                (a) At what time would Ms Selva overtake Mr Tok? Ans 2.30pm
                (b)After Ms Selva had overtaken Mr Tok, she took another 2 hours to reach Town B.What
                was the distance between Town A and Town B? Ans 425km

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  mummyL:
                  Mr Tok left for Town A for Town B at 11.30am. He travelled at an average speed of 75km/h. At 12.15pm, Ms Selva left Town A for Town B, travelling on the same route at an average speed of 100km/h.

                  (a) At what time would Ms Selva overtake Mr Tok? Ans 2.30pm
                  (b)After Ms Selva had overtaken Mr Tok, she took another 2 hours to reach Town B.What
                  was the distance between Town A and Town B? Ans 425km
                  Hi

                  Your question is pretty similar to the earlier one posted by peggy.

                  Please refer to page 700 of this thread.

                  http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=69&t=280&start=6990

                  Distance travelled by Mr Tok from 1130 to 1215 ------- ¾*75 --------- 56.25

                  100 – 75 ------- 25

                  56.25/25 ------- 2h 15 minutes

                  From 1215, add 2h 15 minutes

                  Mr Selva overtakes Mr Tok at 2.30 pm

                  Mr Selva travelled for 4h 15 minutes (2h 15 minutes + 2h)

                  Distance between A and B ------ 4.25*100 ------- 425 km

                  Best wishes

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                    Winx5015
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                    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                      MathIzzzFun
                      last edited by

                      Winx5015:
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                      hope this helps ...

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                      cheers.

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                        Essential
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                        Good Day Tianzhu, please help as not sure how to solve this question . At first Alvin had twice as many trading cards as Steven . after Alvin had given away 285 of his trading cards , Steven had twice as many trading cards as Alvin . How many trading cards did they have altogether at first ?

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