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    Q&A - P4 Math

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    • corneyAmberC Offline
      corneyAmber
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      BigDevil:
      :oops:


      My eyes got stamp. Thought I saw 10G -> $10.50
      No problem...For a moment I thought my eyes got stamp....kekeke. Thanks for clarifying. šŸ˜‰

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        vsk
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        ksi:
        vsk:

        Jim bought 3 goldfish and 4 swordtails and paid $8.10. He then bought 5 goldfish and 2 swordtails and paid $9.30. How much did he pay for goldfish ?.


        Kindly help to resolve this. Thanks.

        3G + 4S -> 8.10
        [5G + 2S -> 9.30] x 2
        10G + 4S ->18.60
        (10-3)G -> 18.60-8.10
        7G -> 10.50
        G -> $1.50
        8G -> 1.5 x 8 = $12

        The gold fishes are $12.


        Thank you very much KSI. Appreciate your help very much. :thankyou:

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          hardeshis
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          Mr Tan bought 5 kg of flour. He used 3/4 kg of it to bake some muffins and 7/8 kg of it to bake a cake. How much flour was left.

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            hardeshis:
            Mr Tan bought 5 kg of flour. He used 3/4 kg of it to bake some muffins and 7/8 kg of it to bake a cake. How much flour was left.

            I think there must have been a typo error. 3/4 + 7/8 = more than 1. Probably the question reads and 7/8 of the remainder to bake a cake.

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              hardeshis
              last edited by

              Laura02:
              hardeshis:

              Mr Tan bought 5 kg of flour. He used 3/4 kg of it to bake some muffins and 7/8 kg of it to bake a cake. How much flour was left.


              I think there must have been a typo error. 3/4 + 7/8 = more than 1. Probably the question reads and 7/8 of the remainder to bake a cake.

              ya may be..

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                ttyh
                last edited by

                If 3 workers takes 6 days to complete painting a house, how many workers are needed if it needs 2 days to complete the job?

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  ttyh:
                  If 3 workers takes 6 days to complete painting a house, how many workers are needed if it needs 2 days to complete the job?

                  Hi

                  There are a few approaches.

                  A neat way is the use compound units.

                  Number of worker days to paint a house -------- 3*6 ------- 18

                  If it is 2 days, number of workers ------- 18/2 ------- 9

                  Best wishes

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                    little patrick
                    last edited by

                    Hi needs help to understand the question. Thanks in advance


                    There are 80 pupils in class A and class B. 4/9 of pupils in class A are boys and 3/5 of the pupils in class B are girls.

                    a) How many pupils are there in class A?
                    b) How many boys are there in both classes?

                    Ans (a) 45 & (b) 34

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                      last edited by

                      little patrick:
                      Hi needs help to understand the question. Thanks in advance


                      There are 80 pupils in class A and class B. 4/9 of pupils in class A are boys and 3/5 of the pupils in class B are girls.

                      a) How many pupils are there in class A?
                      b) How many boys are there in both classes?

                      Ans (a) 45 & (b) 34
                      4/9 of pupils in class A are boys --> number of pupils in class A is a multiple of 9

                      3/5 of the pupils in class B are girls --> number of pupils is a multiple of 5

                      Total number 80 is a multiple of 5 --> number of pupils in class A is ALSO a multiple of 5 ie number of pupils in class A is a multiple of 5 and 9.
                      Smallest multiple of 5 & 9 --> 45

                      Number of pupils in Class A --> 45
                      Number of pupils in Class B --> 35
                      ..with these, I think you can work out (b)

                      cheers.

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                        little patrick
                        last edited by

                        MathIzzzFun:
                        little patrick:

                        Hi needs help to understand the question. Thanks in advance


                        There are 80 pupils in class A and class B. 4/9 of pupils in class A are boys and 3/5 of the pupils in class B are girls.

                        a) How many pupils are there in class A?
                        b) How many boys are there in both classes?

                        Ans (a) 45 & (b) 34

                        4/9 of pupils in class A are boys --> number of pupils in class A is a multiple of 9

                        3/5 of the pupils in class B are girls --> number of pupils is a multiple of 5

                        Total number 80 is a multiple of 5 --> number of pupils in class A is ALSO a multiple of 5 ie number of pupils in class A is a multiple of 5 and 9.
                        Smallest multiple of 5 & 9 --> 45

                        Number of pupils in Class A --> 45
                        Number of pupils in Class B --> 35
                        ..with these, I think you can work out (b)

                        cheers.

                        Hi , tks for your explain but I'm still not very understand the part 2 -> Total numer 80 is a multiple of 5 ......

                        if the question put in this way for (a) , find the number of pupils in Class B.

                        Does it means that I still need to find out the Class A number first 90-45=35 OR there is another way of finding the number of pupils in Class B without Class A number?

                        Tks šŸ˜‚

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