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    Q&A - P5 Math

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    • I Offline
      imacsg
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      Hi MathIzzzFun,

      You are sharp, I also did not notice that. Thanks

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      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
        MathIzzzFun
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        imacsg:
        Hi MathIzzzFun,

        You are shape, I also did not notice that. Thanks
        solution using MD..


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        cheers.

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          Udon
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          MathIzzzFun:
          Udon:

          Please help to explain the answer provided for this Question...Thanks.


          Q1. What is the maximum number of wooden blocks measuring 0.03m by 0.02m by 0.06m that can be cut from a big block of wood measuring 12 cm by 11 cm by 15 cm?

          Given answer:-

          0.03m x 100 = 3 cm
          0.02m x 100 = 2 cm
          0.06m x 100 = 6cm

          12 divided by 6 = 2
          why 12/6, why not the \"length / length and the breadth / breadth and the height / height manner? :?:

          11 divided by 2 = 5 R 1
          15 divided by 3 = 5

          2 x 5 x 5 = 50
          The maximum number of wooden blocks that can be cut is 50.


          Best Regards
          Udon

          Maximum number of blocks that can be cut is 54

          http://i47.tinypic.com/1251jeq.png\">

          cheers.


          Thank you very much for your help, think the child wont be able to visualize but I believed some children they can...

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            terilyn
            last edited by

            Appreciate your help to solve these questions from Henry Park 2011:


            Q7. Cheryl and Serene have some money. If Cheryl gives Serene $20, they will have the same amount of money. If Serene gives Cheryl $25, Cheryl will have twice as much money as Serene. How much money does Serene have.

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              tianzhu
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              terilyn:
              Appreciate your help to solve these questions from Henry Park 2011:

              Q7. Cheryl and Serene have some money. If Cheryl gives Serene $20, they will have the same amount of money. If Serene gives Cheryl $25, Cheryl will have twice as much money as Serene. How much money does Serene have.
              Hi

              Hope this helps.

              Best wishes

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                tianzhu
                last edited by

                Hi


                For the second question

                Triangle

                Shaded : unshaded ------ 2:3 (5)

                Rectangle

                Shaded : unshaded ------ 2:13 (15)

                Fraction of whole figure is unshaded ------ (13+3)/(13+3+2) --------- 16/18 -------- 8/9

                Best wishes

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                  YumYum
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                  Hi, need help with this Qn:


                  Henry has some 10-cent, 20-cent and 50-cent coins. The ratio of the number of 10-cent coins to the number of 20-cent coins is 7:2. The number of 50 cents coins is 1/2 the number of 20-cent coins. The total value of the 10-cent coins is $16 more than the total value of 50-cent coins. How much does Henry have altogether?

                  Thanks.

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                    tianzhu
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                    YumYum:
                    Hi, need help with this Qn:


                    Henry has some 10-cent, 20-cent and 50-cent coins. The ratio of the number of 10-cent coins to the number of 20-cent coins is 7:2. The number of 50 cents coins is 1/2 the number of 20-cent coins. The total value of the 10-cent coins is $16 more than the total value of 50-cent coins. How much does Henry have altogether?

                    Thanks.
                    Hi

                    You may use “Number*Value” method.

                    10-cent -------- 7*10 ------- 70u

                    20-cent ------- 2*20 ------- 40u

                    50-cent -------- 1*50 ------ 50u

                    70 -50 ----- 20

                    20u ------- 1600

                    1u ------- 80

                    Altogether, he had 160*80 ------ $128

                    Best wishes

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                      ozora
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                      need some guide for the following questions.

                      1) ada and siti had some stamps in the ratio of 3:4.
                      after Ada bought 5 more stamps and siti gave away 1/5 of her stamps, they had the same number of stamps.
                      How many stamps did siti give away and what was the total number of stamps for 2 girls at first?



                      2)there were 1600 participants in a game. 30% were male participants.
                      when more male participants joined in, the male participants were increased to 60%. How many male participants joined in the contest?
                      is the answer : 1200 for this question?

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                        MathIzzzFun
                        last edited by

                        ozora:
                        need some guide for the following questions.

                        1) ada and siti had some stamps in the ratio of 3:4.
                        after Ada bought 5 more stamps and siti gave away 1/5 of her stamps, they had the same number of stamps.
                        How many stamps did siti give away and what was the total number of stamps for 2 girls at first?



                        2)there were 1600 participants in a game. 30% were male participants.
                        when more male participants joined in, the male participants were increased to 60%. How many male participants joined in the contest?
                        is the answer : 1200 for this question?
                        1)
                        ada's stamps : siti stamps = 3 : 4 --> 15u : 20u
                        after giving away 1/5, siti's stamps left --> 4/5 x 20u = 16u
                        16u = 15u + 5, 1u --> 5
                        ...I believe you can continue from here..

                        2)
                        at first, male --> 0.3 x 1600 = 480, female --> 1600-480=1120
                        in the end, male participants--> 60%, female participants--> 40%

                        no change in number of female participants, so 1120 = 40% of total number in the end

                        number of male participants in the end --> 1120/2 x 3= 1680
                        additional number of male participants who joined --> 1680-480=1200

                        cheers.

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