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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      paranoid
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      Question from NHPS Prelim 2012 :imdrowning:

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        tianzhu
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        paranoid:


        Question from NHPS Prelim 2012
        Hi

        I’ve not much time for slide now.

        Try to rearrange the shaded part.

        Area of shaded part ------- Area of quadrant (r28) – area of triangle (1/2*28*28)

        Best wishes

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          Ready2WORK
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          paranoid:
          http://i49.tinypic.com/2qwcsr9.jpg\">


          Question from NHPS Prelim 2012 :imdrowning:
          @paranoid,
          This is the working. Will attach image later if needed. Correct me if I am wrong.
          28+28+14+14=84
          28+14=42
          1/2*84*42=1764
          1/2*22/7*28(squared)=1232
          1764-1232=532
          532/4=133
          1/8*22/7*28(squared)=308
          308-133=175
          Answer: 175 😉

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            Ready2WORK
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            Ready2WORK:
            paranoid:

            http://i49.tinypic.com/2qwcsr9.jpg\">


            Question from NHPS Prelim 2012 :imdrowning:

            @paranoid,
            This is the working. Will attach image later if needed. Correct me if I am wrong.
            28+28+14+14=84
            28+14=42
            1/2*84*42=1764
            1/2*22/7*28(squared)=1232
            1764-1232=532
            532/4=133
            1/8*22/7*28(squared)=308
            308-133=175
            Answer: 175 😉

            @paranoid,
            Here is the image if needed.
            http://i49.tinypic.com/t8uhol.png\">
            The blue dots are all the same, and they are the areas, not lengths.
            The cm squares are not written. :salute:

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              tianzhu
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              kay22:
              http://i47.tinypic.com/347xpn8.jpg\">

              Hi

              Let the length (slanting) of one isosceles triangle be 1a.

              16a -------- 2y + 112

              a --------- y/8 + 7

              Perimeter of each isosceles triangle ------- 2(y/8 + 7) + y/4 --------- y/2 + 14

              If y=40

              Perimeter of each isosceles triangle ------- y/2 + 14 --------- 40/2+ 14 -------- 34

              Best wishes

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                Ready2WORK
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                tianzhu:
                kay22:

                http://i47.tinypic.com/347xpn8.jpg\">


                Hi

                Let the length (slanting) of one isosceles triangle be 1a.

                16a -------- 2y + 112

                a --------- y/8 + 7

                Perimeter of each isosceles triangle ------- 2(y/8 + 7) + y/4 --------- y/2 + 14

                If y=40

                Perimeter of each isosceles triangle ------- y/2 + 14 --------- 40/2+ 14 -------- 34

                Best wishes

                If the perimeter of each isosceles triangle is 34, then each side must be 11 one-third, so y would then be 11 one third times 4, which is then 45 one-third. Explain? :scratchhead:

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                  AJH
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                  tianzhu:
                  AJH:

                  [quote=\"tianzhu\"]
                  But isn't 30% of students in the parade ground and 70% of students at the indoor sports hall = 180 + 280 = 460?

                  Hi

                  Good Morning.

                  The number of boys and girls remains the same before and after the transfer. The total number of 1000 did not change at all.

                  The number of girls stays the same that is 480 before and after.

                  In this case

                  Number of girls in the beginning ------- 480

                  Number of girls in the end (after the transfer)

                  Parade square ------- 3 parts ------ 3*55 ------- 165 (30% of 550)

                  Indoor stadium -------- 7 units ------- 7*45 ------- 315 (70% of 450)

                  Total number ------ 165 + 315 ------- 480

                  Best wishes[/quote] :thankyou: for all the help you have given me.

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                    AJH
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                    Hi - PSLE Maths is this Friday. I want to thank everyone for your help.

                    :thankyou: very much for your time and effort. I appreciate what all of you have done.

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                      Ready2WORK
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                      AJH:
                      Hi - PSLE Maths is this Friday. I want to thank everyone for your help.

                      :thankyou: very much for your time and effort. I appreciate what all of you have done.
                      Yup! Good luck. For you and me. 😄 😄 :celebrate:

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                        kiasuaunt
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                        I would also like to join my god-daughter to thank all of you for your kindness and generosity.We have benefitted much from this - you have all made this journey less painful and frustrating. :thankyou: and God Bless.

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