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Hi I need help,
Linda could bake 5 cakes each day. Sally could bake 8 cakes each day. If Sally was sick for 3 days, how many days would she need to bake 12 more cakes than Linda?
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VivianChan:
Assuming that both start on the same day and then Sally was sick for 3 days. If they started on different day, the solution will be different.Hi I need help,
Linda could bake 5 cakes each day. Sally could bake 8 cakes each day. If Sally was sick for 3 days, how many days would she need to bake 12 more cakes than Linda?
Thanks!
5 x 3 = 15 ---> Linda would bake 15 more cakes than Sally for the 3 days that Sally was sick.
8 - 5 = 3 --> Sally bake 3 more cakes than Linda every day.
To bake 12 cakes more than Linda, Sally will need to bake (12+15)= 27 more cakes --> 27/3 = 9 days
Sally need to bake for 9 days to have 12 more cakes than Linda
ie Sally bakes for 9 days, Linda bakes for 12 days.
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Hi pls help
1) the lengh of a rectangle table is 3 times its width. If the length was 2m shorter and the width 80cm wider, a sq table would be formed. What are the dimensions of the rectangular table.
2) mabel had 11m if cloth. She used 7/10m of it to make a dress and 4/5m to make a table cloth. How many meters of cloth was left .
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MathIzzzFun:
Thanks so much! You save my day! Nowsaday poor children have to face these mind cracking problems.
Assuming that both start on the same day and then Sally was sick for 3 days. If they started on different day, the solution will be different.
5 x 3 = 15 ---> Linda would bake 15 more cakes than Sally for the 3 days that Sally was sick.
8 - 5 = 3 --> Sally bake 3 more cakes than Linda every day.
To bake 12 cakes more than Linda, Sally will need to bake (12+15)= 27 more cakes --> 27/3 = 9 days
Sally need to bake for 9 days to have 12 more cakes than Linda
ie Sally bakes for 9 days, Linda bakes for 12 days.
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petals73:
1.Hi pls help
1) the lengh of a rectangle table is 3 times its width. If the length was 2m shorter and the width 80cm wider, a sq table would be formed. What are the dimensions of the rectangular table.
2) mabel had 11m if cloth. She used 7/10m of it to make a dress and 4/5m to make a table cloth. How many meters of cloth was left .
Many thanks
If the length was 2m shorter and the width 80cm wider, a square table would be formed --> new length = new width.
So, length is 2m+80cm=280 cm more than the width.
Length --> 3u
Width --> 1u
2u --> 280cm, 1u --> 140cm
Length --> 420 cm, Breadth 140cm
2. subtraction of fractions --> 11 - 7/10 - 4/5
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Hi pls help
Ali left town A and travelled towards town B at speed of 90km/h.
45min later, Muthu left town B and travelled town A at speed of 120km/h.
Town X was halfway between town A and town B. Ali passed town X half an hour after Muthu had passed town X. Both speeds did not change throughout the journey. If Muthu reached town A at 2.45pm, at what time did Ali leave town A?
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VivianChan:
HiHi pls help
Ali left town A and travelled towards town B at speed of 90km/h.
45min later, Muthu left town B and travelled town A at speed of 120km/h.
Town X was halfway between town A and town B. Ali passed town X half an hour after Muthu had passed town X. Both speeds did not change throughout the journey. If Muthu reached town A at 2.45pm, at what time did Ali leave town A?
Thanks!
points to note:
1-> Distance travelled by Ali fro A to X (midpoint of AB)
= Distance travelled by Muthu from B to X
2-> Muthu took less time to travel from B to X --> 45 min + 30 min = 75 min less.
Ali's speed : Muthu's speed = 90 : 120 --> 3 : 4
Time ratio (of time taken by both to travel AX and BX) of
Ali : Muthu --> 4u : 3u
1u --> 75 min
Time taken by Ali to travel from A to X = 4 x 75 min = 5h
Total time taken by Ali to travel fro A to X = 10h
10h before 2.45pm --> 4.45am
Ali left at 4.45am
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MathIzzzFun:
HiVivianChan:
Hi pls help
Ali left town A and travelled towards town B at speed of 90km/h.
45min later, Muthu left town B and travelled town A at speed of 120km/h.
Town X was halfway between town A and town B. Ali passed town X half an hour after Muthu had passed town X. Both speeds did not change throughout the journey. If Muthu reached town A at 2.45pm, at what time did Ali leave town A?
Thanks!
points to note:
1-> Distance travelled by Ali fro A to X (midpoint of AB)
= Distance travelled by Muthu from B to X
2-> Muthu took less time to travel from B to X --> 45 min + 30 min = 75 min less.
Ali's speed : Muthu's speed = 90 : 120 --> 3 : 4
Time ratio (of time taken by both to travel AX and BX) of
Ali : Muthu --> 4u : 3u
1u --> 75 min
Time taken by Ali to travel from A to X = 4 x 75 min = 5h
Total time taken by Ali to travel fro A to X = 10h
10h before 2.45pm --> 4.45am
Ali left at 4.45am
cheers.
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Plse help
1) The material needed to make a jacket is 120% of that used to make a pair of trouser, If 0,5m more was used to make 2 similar jackets than a pair of trousers, how many metres of clothes were used to make 5 jacket? -
ongmt:
Plse help
1) The material needed to make a jacket is 120% of that used to make a pair of trouser, If 0,5m more was used to make 2 similar jackets than a pair of trousers, how many metres of clothes were used to make 5 jacket?
material needed for
1 pair of Trousers --> 10u
1 jacket --> 12u
2 jackets --> 24u
0.5m more used to make 2 jackets than a pair of trousers, so
24u - 10u = 14u
14u --> 0.5m
2u --> 1/14 m
5 jackets --> 60u --> 30 x 1/14m = 2 1/7 m
cheers.
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