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    • H Offline
      HAPPYH
      last edited by

      MathIzzzFun:
      24hr-mum:

      how to do:


      A a fun fair, a bonus of 2 stickers was awarded for every 6 stickers won. Sam collected a total of 35 stickers. How many stickers did he actually win?

      The model ans is 27 but it seems wrong.

      Hi

      use grouping concept ...

      6 stickers won + 2 bonus stickers --> 8 stickers
      ie for every group of 8 stickers won, there are 2 bonus stickers

      35/8 = 4R3 --> 4 groups + 3 stickers
      4 groups x 2 --> 8 bonus stickers
      So, number of stickers actually won --> 35 - 8 = 27

      cheers.

      :thankyou: This grouping concept methid, looks faster for the bigger numbers. Thank you so much.

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        Thein
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        HAPPYH:
        MathIzzzFun:

        [quote=\"24hr-mum\"]how to do:


        A a fun fair, a bonus of 2 stickers was awarded for every 6 stickers won. Sam collected a total of 35 stickers. How many stickers did he actually win?

        The model ans is 27 but it seems wrong.

        Hi

        use grouping concept ...

        6 stickers won + 2 bonus stickers --> 8 stickers
        ie for every group of 8 stickers won, there are 2 bonus stickers

        35/8 = 4R3 --> 4 groups + 3 stickers
        4 groups x 2 --> 8 bonus stickers
        So, number of stickers actually won --> 35 - 8 = 27

        cheers.

        :thankyou: This grouping concept methid, looks faster for the bigger numbers. Thank you so much.[/quote]Welcome and :thankyou:

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          24hr-mum
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          thanks. was wonderg how u know its 8 bonus stickers n not eg 12 bonus sticker or othr numbers. now i know.

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            24hr-mum
            last edited by

            i guess wf experts in ksp i can avoid math tuitn for my gal.

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              kiasuMay11
              last edited by

              24hr-mum:
              i guess wf experts in ksp i can avoid math tuitn for my gal.

              Well said. Very true.

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                HAPPYH
                last edited by

                24hr-mum:
                i guess wf experts in ksp i can avoid math tuitn for my gal.

                Agree agree agree. Tuition centres does not really cater to our needs. They come up with standard or challenging question papers and mostly following them without giving more importance to whether the kids understand. Sigh.

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                  mrskoo123
                  last edited by

                  Hi need help on following qns:


                  Alvin paid $26 for 4 books and 3 pens.
                  John paid $1 less than Alvin for 3 books and 5 pens.
                  What was the total cost for 1 book and 1 pen?

                  thanks in advance

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                    PiggyLalala
                    last edited by

                    mrskoo123:
                    Hi need help on following qns:


                    Alvin paid $26 for 4 books and 3 pens.
                    John paid $1 less than Alvin for 3 books and 5 pens.
                    What was the total cost for 1 book and 1 pen?

                    thanks in advance
                    4 books and 3 pens - 26
                    3 books and 5 pens + $1 - 26
                    Therefore the price of 1 book is equivalent to 2 pens + $1
                    4 books is equivalent to 8 pens + $4
                    Therefore 11 pens -$26 -$4 =$22
                    1 pen - $2 and 1 book - $5
                    1 pen and 1 book cost $7

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                      kiasuMay11
                      last edited by

                      PiggyLalala:
                      mrskoo123:

                      Hi need help on following qns:


                      Alvin paid $26 for 4 books and 3 pens.
                      John paid $1 less than Alvin for 3 books and 5 pens.
                      What was the total cost for 1 book and 1 pen?

                      thanks in advance

                      4 books and 3 pens - 26
                      3 books and 5 pens + $1 - 26
                      Therefore the price of 1 book is equivalent to 2 pens + $1
                      4 books is equivalent to 8 pens + $4
                      Therefore 11 pens -$26 -$4 =$22
                      1 pen - $2 and 1 book - $5
                      1 pen and 1 book cost $7

                      I understand. But how to explain to a P4?

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                        24hr-mum
                        last edited by

                        why is it +$1 and not -$1? i thot john paid $1 less?

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