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    • MathIzzzFunM
      MathIzzzFun
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      kwcllf:
      Hi, please help with the following question.


      5 fishermen in a village can catch 10 fishes in 10 minutes on average. How long will 50 fishermen in the village take to catch 50 fishes on average.

      Thanks!
      5 fishermen -- 10 fishes --- 10 min
      5 fishermen -- 1 fish --- 1 min
      50 fishermen -- 10 fishes --- 1 min
      50 fishermen -- 50 fishes --- 5 min

      cheers.

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        kwcllf
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        MathIzzzFun:
        kwcllf:

        Hi, please help with the following question.


        5 fishermen in a village can catch 10 fishes in 10 minutes on average. How long will 50 fishermen in the village take to catch 50 fishes on average.

        Thanks!

        5 fishermen -- 10 fishes --- 10 min
        5 fishermen -- 1 fish --- 1 min
        50 fishermen -- 10 fishes --- 1 min
        50 fishermen -- 50 fishes --- 5 min

        cheers.

        MathIzzzFun,

        Thanks again.

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          pixiedust
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          Appreciate any help with this :

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          • MathIzzzFunM
            MathIzzzFun
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            pixiedust:
            Appreciate any help with this :

            http://i1197.photobucket.com/albums/aa424/pixie_dust8/mq9.jpg\">

            Hi

            hope this helps..

            http://i47.tinypic.com/2chrlup.png\">

            cheers.

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              jonaandr
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              please help to solve this problem, thanks advance!


              1. Jason, Edward and Sam had a total of $837. Jason had the least amount of money. the ratio of Edward’s money to sam’s money ws 4:3 at first. Jason and Edward each spent 1/3 of their money. Given that the three boys had $648 left, how much did jason have at first?

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                peggy
                last edited by

                jonaandr:
                please help to solve this problem, thanks advance!


                1. Jason, Edward and Sam had a total of $837. Jason had the least amount of money. the ratio of Edward's money to sam's money ws 4:3 at first. Jason and Edward each spent 1/3 of their money. Given that the three boys had $648 left, how much did jason have at first?

                Let me try.

                At first,
                Jason ---- 3 p
                Edward ---- 12 u
                Sam ---- 9 u

                Spent,
                Jason ---- 1 p
                Edward ---- 4 u

                837 - 648 = 189 (spent by Jason and Edward)

                1 p + 4 u = 189 **
                3 p + 21 u = 837 total amount at first

                equalise,
                3 p + 12 u = 567 **
                3 p + 21 u = 837

                9 u --- 270
                1 u --- 30

                1 p + (4 x 30) = 189
                1 p = 69 hence, Jason has 69 x 3 = 207 at first

                Hope I'm right.

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                  jonaandr
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                  peggy:
                  jonaandr:

                  please help to solve this problem, thanks advance!


                  1. Jason, Edward and Sam had a total of $837. Jason had the least amount of money. the ratio of Edward's money to sam's money ws 4:3 at first. Jason and Edward each spent 1/3 of their money. Given that the three boys had $648 left, how much did jason have at first?


                  Let me try.

                  At first,
                  Jason ---- 3 p
                  Edward ---- 12 u
                  Sam ---- 9 u

                  Spent,
                  Jason ---- 1 p
                  Edward ---- 4 u

                  837 - 648 = 189 (spent by Jason and Edward)

                  1 p + 4 u = 189 **
                  3 p + 21 u = 837 total amount at first

                  equalise,
                  3 p + 12 u = 567 **
                  3 p + 21 u = 837

                  9 u --- 270
                  1 u --- 30

                  1 p + (4 x 30) = 189
                  1 p = 69 hence, Jason has 69 x 3 = 207 at first

                  Hope I'm right.

                  Thank you very much!

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                    tianzhu
                    last edited by

                    Michaelia0816:
                    Tianzhu, pls help with this question, it is from the CBS paper.


                    2) http://t.co/DhdNHZqU ( read the caption)
                    Hi girl

                    Q2

                    There are a few approaches.

                    The total number of pages in the book remains the same before and after. Hence, make the total number of units the same.

                    Case 1

                    Number of pages read: Number of pages unread ------- 2:5 (7) -------- 18:45 (63)

                    Case 2

                    Number of pages read: Number of pages unread ------- 4:5 (9) -------- 28:35

                    10 units ------- 40

                    1 unit -------- 4

                    Total number of pages -------- 63*4 -------- 252

                    Best wishes

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                      Michaelia0816
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                      There is my Q1. Sorry for the empty spaces on the question! http://i45.tinypic.com/10i80gn.jpg\">

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                        Michaelia0816
                        last edited by

                        How to do this question , i cannot solve it,


                        4. A store had a 20% storewide discount on all items purchased. On the last day of sale, a further discount of 15% was given to all customers. Mdm Ong brought a handbag for $93.50 on the last day. What the original price of the handbag?

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