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      bluesclue
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      Hi,


      Can anyone help me with this question?

      Mass of a glass of water =400g. After emptying half the water, the mass =240g.

      Question: what is the mass of the empty glass?

      Thank you.

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        CMF
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        bluesclue:
        Mass of a glass of water =400g. After emptying half the water, the mass =240g.


        Question: what is the mass of the empty glass?
        If after emptying half the water, the mass (of the remaining half water + glass) = 240g

        Then it means half of the water emptied = 160g (400g - 240g)

        Therefore full glass of water (without the glass) : 160g x 2 = 320g

        The empty glass itself would be : 400g - 320g = 80g

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          bluesclue
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          CMF:
          bluesclue:

          Mass of a glass of water =400g. After emptying half the water, the mass =240g.


          Question: what is the mass of the empty glass?

          If after emptying half the water, the mass (of the remaining half water + glass) = 240g

          Then it means half of the water emptied = 160g (400g - 240g)

          Therefore full glass of water (without the glass) : 160g x 2 = 320g

          The empty glass itself would be : 400g - 320g = 80g


          CMF,
          Thanks for your post. The model answer given is 40g. Any thoughts why?

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            Taurus
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            Hi,


            Anyone can assist on this qns:

            The larger of two numbers is four more than three times the smaller number. The sum of the two numbers is 28. What is the smaller number?
            1) 4
            2) 6
            3) 7
            4) 8

            Thanks

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              kwcllf
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              Taurus:
              Hi,


              Anyone can assist on this qns:

              The larger of two numbers is four more than three times the smaller number. The sum of the two numbers is 28. What is the smaller number?
              1) 4
              2) 6
              3) 7
              4) 8

              Thanks
              Small Number ----> 1u
              Big Number -------> (3 x 1u) + 4

              Sum of Small Number + Big Number = 28
              ------> 1u + 3u + 4 = 28
              ------> 1u = 6

              Therefore, Small Number = 6

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                Taurus
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                kwcllf:
                Taurus:

                Hi,


                Anyone can assist on this qns:

                The larger of two numbers is four more than three times the smaller number. The sum of the two numbers is 28. What is the smaller number?
                1) 4
                2) 6
                3) 7
                4) 8

                Thanks

                Small Number ----> 1u
                Big Number -------> (3 x 1u) + 4

                Sum of Small Number + Big Number = 28
                ------> 1u + 3u + 4 = 28
                ------> 1u = 6

                Therefore, Small Number = 6

                Thanks a lot šŸ˜„

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                  fohope
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                  Hi,

                  Pls help me solve this question. Thanks in advance for your contribution and time.

                  Tao Nao 2011-Mid year Exam
                  Jack sold a total of 285 apples and pears.
                  He sold twice as many apples as pears.
                  How many more apples than pears di he sell?

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                    tianzhu
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                    fohope:
                    Hi,

                    Pls help me solve this question. Thanks in advance for your contribution and time.

                    Tao Nao 2011-Mid year Exam
                    Jack sold a total of 285 apples and pears.
                    He sold twice as many apples as pears.
                    How many more apples than pears di he sell?
                    Hi

                    You may use MD.

                    Apples ------ 2 units
                    Pears ------- 1 unit

                    3 units ------- 285
                    1 unit ------- 95

                    He sold 95 more apples than pears.

                    Best wishes

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                      HAPPYH
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                      bluesclue:
                      CMF:

                      [quote=\"bluesclue\"] Mass of a glass of water =400g. After emptying half the water, the mass =240g.


                      Question: what is the mass of the empty glass?

                      If after emptying half the water, the mass (of the remaining half water + glass) = 240g

                      Then it means half of the water emptied = 160g (400g - 240g)

                      Therefore full glass of water (without the glass) : 160g x 2 = 320g

                      The empty glass itself would be : 400g - 320g = 80g


                      CMF,
                      Thanks for your post. The model answer given is 40g. Any thoughts why?[/quote]Hi
                      I am not sure you (or the teacher) modified this question. There is a similar question in P3 My pals workbook but the numbers are different.

                      Mass of a glass of water =200g. After emptying half the water, the mass =120g.
                      If you use these numbers the answer will be 40 g (mass of empty glass). Somehow your question has the double of these numbers so the mass of empty glass should be 80g (everything doubled).

                      Hope this helps!

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                        bluesclue
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                        Hi, Yes, numbers were changed as you have noticed. with 200g/ 120g for full/half glass , DS's answer for the empty glass was 40g, but teacher marked it as wrong and said answer should be 20g. :? So just wanted to find out if our understanding is correct. With CMF and your confirmation, i think 40g should be the right answer, thanks.

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