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      1)At 9a.m, John was cycling from A to B . At the same time, Mary was cycling from Point B to A using the same route as John. Cycling at a speed of 4km/h faster than Mary, John would pass Mary 300 m away from midpoint.

      A)What time did that pass each other?
      B) If John took another 3 min to reach B, what time would Mary reach B?

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        In the 6A and B,the total number of girls was 100% more than boys. The ratio of boy to girl in 6A is 3:4 and the ratio of boy to girl in 6B is 1:6. If there were 8 more girls in 6a than 6b, find the no. of pupils in 6a.

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          John had $180 more than Ail at first. Both bought a different printer with some money. In the end, Ail was left with $20 more than John. If John’s printer cost 50% more than Ali’s printer,how much does John printer cost?

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            Shimmer:
            John had $180 more than Ail at first. Both bought a different printer with some money. In the end, Ail was left with $20 more than John. If John's printer cost 50% more than Ali's printer,how much does John printer cost?


            Hi

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            cheers.

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              Shimmer:
              In the 6A and B,the total number of girls was 100% more than boys. The ratio of boy to girl in 6A is 3:4 and the ratio of boy to girl in 6B is 1:6. If there were 8 more girls in 6a than 6b, find the no. of pupils in 6a.


              Hi

              6A, Boys: Girls = 3:4 --> 9:12
              6B, Boys: Girls = 1:6 --> 2:12

              There were 8 more girls in 6A than 6B,
              6A, Boys: Girls --> 9u + 6 : 12u + 8 -- total --> 21u + 14
              6B, Boys: Girls --> 2u : 12u

              Total number of girls was 100% more than boys,
              24u + 8 = 2 x (11u +6)
              1u --> 2

              Total number of pupils in 6A --> 21 x 2 + 14 = 56

              cheers.

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                MathIzzzFun
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                Shimmer:
                1)At 9a.m, John was cycling from A to B . At the same time, Mary was cycling from Point B to A using the same route as John. Cycling at a speed of 4km/h faster than Mary, John would pass Mary 300 m away from midpoint.

                A)What time did that pass each other?
                B) If John took another 3 min to reach B, what time would Mary reach B?
                Hi

                I think similar questions were discussed before.

                When John pass Mary, the meeting point X will be nearer to B, and John would have cycled 300m x 2 = 600m more than Mary.
                Time taken to pass each other = 600m/(4km/h) = 9 min
                They passed each other at 9.09am

                John took 3min to cycle the distance BX, Mary took 9 min to cycle the same distance BX.
                For distance AX, Mary will take 9/3 x 9 = 27 min
                9.09am + 27min --> 9.36am
                Mary reached A at 9.36am

                cheers.

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                  Hi!


                  Faye baked some muffins to sell.
                  2/3 of them were chocolate muffins and the remaining were walnut muffins.
                  After she had sold 5/6 of the chocolate muffins and 400 walnut muffins, she had 1/6 of the muffins left.

                  a) How many muffins did she sell altogether?
                  b) What percentage of the muffins sold were walnut muffins?

                  Thanks

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                    Neat:
                    Hi!


                    Faye baked some muffins to sell.
                    2/3 of them were chocolate muffins and the remaining were walnut muffins.
                    After she had sold 5/6 of the chocolate muffins and 400 walnut muffins, she had 1/6 of the muffins left.

                    a) How many muffins did she sell altogether?
                    b) What percentage of the muffins sold were walnut muffins?

                    Thanks
                    Hi

                    CM : WM = 2:1 --> 12u : 6u (total 18u)
                    Sold, CM --> 10u, WM --> 400, total sold --> 5/6 of total = 5/6 x 18u = 15u
                    10u + 400 = 15u, 1u --> 80
                    ..can you continue from here ?

                    cheers.

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                      MathIzzzFun:
                      Neat:

                      Hi!


                      Faye baked some muffins to sell.
                      2/3 of them were chocolate muffins and the remaining were walnut muffins.
                      After she had sold 5/6 of the chocolate muffins and 400 walnut muffins, she had 1/6 of the muffins left.

                      a) How many muffins did she sell altogether?
                      b) What percentage of the muffins sold were walnut muffins?

                      Thanks

                      Hi

                      CM : WM = 2:1 --> 12u : 6u (total 18u)
                      Sold, CM --> 10u, WM --> 400, total sold --> 5/6 of total = 5/6 x 18u = 15u
                      10u + 400 = 15u, 1u --> 80
                      ..can you continue from here ?

                      cheers.

                      [quote]Hi! MathIzzzFun[/quote]Yes, I can.

                      Thank you so much for your prompt reply.

                      :thankyou:

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                        MathIzzzFun:
                        Shimmer:

                        In the 6A and B,the total number of girls was 100% more than boys. The ratio of boy to girl in 6A is 3:4 and the ratio of boy to girl in 6B is 1:6. If there were 8 more girls in 6a than 6b, find the no. of pupils in 6a.



                        Hi

                        6A, Boys: Girls = 3:4 --> 9:12
                        6B, Boys: Girls = 1:6 --> 2:12

                        There were 8 more girls in 6A than 6B,
                        6A, Boys: Girls --> 9u + 6 : 12u + 8 -- total --> 21u + 14
                        6B, Boys: Girls --> 2u : 12u

                        Total number of girls was 100% more than boys,
                        24u + 8 = 2 x (11u +6)
                        1u --> 2

                        Total number of pupils in 6A --> 21 x 2 + 14 = 56

                        cheers.



                        Thanks so much KaisuGrandMaster !

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