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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • M Offline
      mamago
      last edited by

      Suz855:
      A can buy 10 fries n 4 burgers using all his money. If he decided to buy 5fries n 5 burgers, he will be short of $10.50. Find A's pocket money.


      Pls help thks

      :oops:


      10F + 4B = 1u
      5F + 5B = 1u +$10.50
      x2
      10F + 10B = 2u + $21

      6B= 1u + $21
      1B= 5F + $10.50
      x6
      6B= 30F + $63

      1u + $21 = 30F + $63
      30F- 1u = $63 - $21
      =$42

      15F - 1/2u = $21

      6B = 1U + 15F - 1/2u
      6B = 1/2u + 15F
      6B = 5F + 2B + 15F
      6B = 20F + 2B

      2B = 20F -----> 10F = 1B
      4B = 40F


      50F = 1u
      F = 1/50u
      5B = 1u
      B = 1/5u

      5F + 5B = 5(1/50u) + 5(1/5u)
      = 5/50u + 1u

      5/50u = $10.50
      1u = $10.50 x 10
      = $105

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      • Suz855S Offline
        Suz855
        last edited by

        Hi,


        From the step 6b=20f+2b
        How did u come to 2b=20f

        :oops:

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        • B Offline
          Bunny27
          last edited by

          Can someone help on the following question:


          1. Tom and Joe spend a total of $7000 in a shopping spree. 3/5 of the amount spend by Tom was equal to 1/3 of the amount spend by Joe. Who spend more money? How much more?

          Thank you …

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          • MathIzzzFunM Offline
            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            Bunny27:
            Can someone help on the following question:


            1. Tom and Joe spend a total of $7000 in a shopping spree. 3/5 of the amount spend by Tom was equal to 1/3 of the amount spend by Joe. Who spend more money? How much more?

            Thank you ...
            3/5 of Tom = 1/3 of Joe
            3/5 of Tom = 3/9 of Joe
            Tom --> 5 units
            Joe --> 9 units
            Total 14 units

            Tom --> 5/14 x $7000 = $2500
            Joe --> $7000 - $2500 = $4500

            cheers.

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            • MathIzzzFunM Offline
              MathIzzzFun
              last edited by

              Suz855:
              A can buy 10 fries n 4 burgers using all his money. If he decided to buy 5fries n 5 burgers, he will be short of $10.50. Find A's pocket money.


              Pls help thks

              :oops:
              Hi

              Could you share the source of the question ? As it is, there are multiple answers, for eg:
              10 fries --> $5, 1 burger --> $13.00, total amount --> $57
              or
              10 fries --> $7.50, 1 burger --> $14.25, total amount --> $64.50

              cheers.

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              • Suz855S Offline
                Suz855
                last edited by

                It’s a recent school prelim qn, did you use guess n check? Can show how you work out one of the multiple answer, thks

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                • T Offline
                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  Suz855:
                  It's a recent school prelim qn, did you use guess n check? Can show how you work out one of the multiple answer, thks

                  Hi

                  From the way the question is crafted, it gives rise to multiple answers.

                  Why, because the price of a burger varies according to the price of 5 fries + 10.5.Hence, you’ll get different amount of pocket money.

                  If you modify the question, then you can get one answer.

                  A can buy 10 fries n 4 burgers using all his money. If he decided to buy 5fries n 5 burgers, he will be short of $10.50.Given that the price of 1 burger is $13, find A's pocket money.

                  A can buy 10 fries n 4 burgers using all his money. If he decided to buy 5fries n 5 burgers, he will be short of $10.50.Given that the price of 10 fries is $5, find A's pocket money.


                  Best wishes

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                  • Suz855S Offline
                    Suz855
                    last edited by

                    Thks TZ, think the school wants the students to think out of the box.

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                    • F Offline
                      fightingmom
                      last edited by

                      Hi,


                      Can someone help with the following question:

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                      TIA !

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                      • T Offline
                        tianzhu
                        last edited by

                        fightingmom:
                        Hi,


                        Can someone help with the following question:

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                        TIA !
                        Hi

                        This question has been discussed earlier.

                        Best wishes

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