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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • K Offline
      kiasuson
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      My son’s answer is 68 and I think he is correct.

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        heutistmeintag
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        oh i see, now I can solve by alegbra.


        B=20+G

        1/3G+1/4B=19
        4G+3B=19*12=228
        4G+3*(20+G)=228
        4G+60+3G=228
        7G=228-60
        7G=168
        G=24
        B=20+24=44
        Total number of children invited is (24+44)=68

        ok, can someone explain using modelling? 🙂

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          heutistmeintag
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          kiasuson:
          My son's answer is 68 and I think he is correct.

          Thanks for providing the missing link. Happy for your son but sad for mine, he didnt get it. 😞

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            lizawa
            last edited by

            heutistmeintag:
            oh i see, now I can solve by alegbra.


            B=20+G

            1/3G+1/4B=19
            4G+3B=19*12=228
            4G+3*(20+G)=228
            4G+60+3G=228
            7G=228-60
            7G=168
            G=24
            B=20+24=44
            Total number of children invited is (24+44)=68

            ok, can someone explain using modelling? 🙂
            Solve by model :
            --------------------
            Boys : 12u + 20
            Girls : 12u

            1/4 boys did not come -> 3u + 5 (you can break 20 into 4 parts, each part is 5)
            1/3 girls did not come -> 4u

            7u + 5 = 19
            1u = 2
            Altogether -> 24u + 20 = 48+20 = 68.

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              kiasuson
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              Anymore interesting questions that were feedback from the children? My son said the paper was ok as expected…

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                raysusan
                last edited by

                lizawa:
                heutistmeintag:

                oh i see, now I can solve by alegbra.


                B=20+G

                1/3G+1/4B=19
                4G+3B=19*12=228
                4G+3*(20+G)=228
                4G+60+3G=228
                7G=228-60
                7G=168
                G=24
                B=20+24=44
                Total number of children invited is (24+44)=68

                ok, can someone explain using modelling? 🙂

                Solve by model :
                --------------------
                Boys : 12u + 20
                Girls : 12u

                1/4 boys did not come -> 3u + 5 (you can break 20 into 4 parts, each part is 5)
                1/3 girls did not come -> 4u

                7u + 5 = 19
                1u = 2
                Altogether -> 24u + 20 = 48+20 = 68.

                is this the Q47?

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                  lizawa
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                  raysusan:
                  lizawa:

                  [quote=\"heutistmeintag\"]oh i see, now I can solve by alegbra.


                  B=20+G

                  1/3G+1/4B=19
                  4G+3B=19*12=228
                  4G+3*(20+G)=228
                  4G+60+3G=228
                  7G=228-60
                  7G=168
                  G=24
                  B=20+24=44
                  Total number of children invited is (24+44)=68

                  ok, can someone explain using modelling? 🙂

                  Solve by model :
                  --------------------
                  Boys : 12u + 20
                  Girls : 12u

                  1/4 boys did not come -> 3u + 5 (you can break 20 into 4 parts, each part is 5)
                  1/3 girls did not come -> 4u

                  7u + 5 = 19
                  1u = 2
                  Altogether -> 24u + 20 = 48+20 = 68.

                  is this the Q47?[/quote]Hi raysusan,

                  I don't think so. Q47 should be a 5-mark question. This doesn't look like a 5-mark question to me.

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                    kiasuson
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                    According to my son, Q47 is about speed and the above discussed question is the last question of the paper and it is 5 marks. Anyway, same situation as lizawa… We will not want to probe our son about something that is over and done…They still have another 2 or 3 papers to go…

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                      Priskhipo
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                      lizawa:
                      raysusan:

                      [quote=\"lizawa\"]
                      Solve by model :
                      --------------------
                      Boys : 12u + 20
                      Girls : 12u

                      1/4 boys did not come -> 3u + 5 (you can break 20 into 4 parts, each part is 5)
                      1/3 girls did not come -> 4u

                      7u + 5 = 19
                      1u = 2
                      Altogether -> 24u + 20 = 48+20 = 68.

                      is this the Q47?

                      Hi raysusan,

                      I don't think so. Q47 should be a 5-mark question. This doesn't look like a 5-mark question to me.[/quote]Hi All,
                      This question is the last one and it is 4 marks.

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                        kiasuson
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                        Those interested to know more on PSLE can read this forum.


                        http://forum.channelnewsasia.com/viewtopic.php?t=183752

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