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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      anneshirleygilbert
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      Is there something wrong with this question? I can’t solve it by SE?


      Stall A and Stall B had some apples and oranges. 5/7 of Stall A’s fruits and 3/4 of Stall B’s fruits were oranges. Stall A had 34 more apples than Stall B. If Stall A had 245 more fruits than Stall B, how many fruits did the two stalls have altogether?

      This question is from one of the practice papers given by my daughter’s math teacher… unfortunately, wasn’t marked as there wasn’t enough time.

      Please help. TIA

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        MathIzzzFun
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        anneshirleygilbert:
        Is there something wrong with this question? I can't solve it by SE?


        Stall A and Stall B had some apples and oranges. 5/7 of Stall A's fruits and 3/4 of Stall B's fruits were oranges. Stall A had 34 more apples than Stall B. If Stall A had 245 more fruits than Stall B, how many fruits did the two stalls have altogether?

        This question is from one of the practice papers given by my daughter's math teacher.... unfortunately, wasn't marked as there wasn't enough time.

        Please help. TIA
        I think the last sentence should be \"If Stall B had 245 more fruits than Stall A, how many fruits did the two stalls have altogether?

        Stall B's apples --> 1/4 of fruits = 2/8 of fruits --> 2 units,
        total number of fruits in Stall B --> 8 units
        Stall A's apples --> 2 units + 34 = 2 x (1 unit +17),
        total number of fruits in Stall A --> 7 x ( 1unit + 17) = 7 units + 119
        Stall B had 245 more fruits than Stall A

        7 units + 119 + 245 = 8 units
        1 unit --> 364
        I believe you can continue from here... got to go for my final session with my P6s...

        cheers..

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          anneshirleygilbert
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          Thank you, MathIzzzFun. If the last sentence is changed as you have suggested, then the question is do-able by SE. Thanks a lot.

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            Robertpattinsonidle
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            3. Two cars race around a circular track at constant speeds starting at the same point. If they travel in opposite direction, then they meet every 30 seconds. If they travel in the same direction, then they meet every 2 min. If the track is 1800m long, what is the speed of each car? ans: 22.7m/s and 37.5m/s.

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              tianzhu
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              Robertpattinsonidle:
              3. Two cars race around a circular track at constant speeds starting at the same point. If they travel in opposite direction, then they meet every 30 seconds. If they travel in the same direction, then they meet every 2 min. If the track is 1800m long, what is the speed of each car? ans: 22.7m/s and 37.5m/s.

              Hi

              This question has been discussed on page 833.

              http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=69&t=280&start=8320

              Best wishes

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                Shimmer
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                Hi can someone help my dd ?


                At a rugby match 1/4 of the spectators bought 1 pack of snack each. 3/5 of the remaining spectators bought 2 packs of snacks each. The remaining spectators bought 4 packs of snacks each. Given that all spectators bought 3854 pack of snacks , how many spectators ate there ?

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                  shell
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                  Dear Aunties/Uncles,

                  I'm using my mum's a/c. I need help with this Q. :gloomy: Amy ,Ben and Cathy were the top 3 scorers in a spelling competition. their teacher gave them a bag of marbles to share.Amy, the top scorer, received 2/3 bag of the marbles and 1/3of a marble, Ben, with the second highest score, received 2/3 of the remaining marbles and 1/3 of a marble. if there was only 1 marble left in the bag for Cathy, how many marbles were in the bag at first?

                  i would really appreciate it if any one of you could help me. i thank you in advance! 😄 :thankyou:

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                    kiasuursula
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                    shell:
                    Dear Aunties/Uncles,

                    I'm using my mum's a/c. I need help with this Q. :gloomy: Amy ,Ben and Cathy were the top 3 scorers in a spelling competition. their teacher gave them a bag of marbles to share.Amy, the top scorer, received 2/3 bag of the marbles and 1/3of a marble, Ben, with the second highest score, received 2/3 of the remaining marbles and 1/3 of a marble. if there was only 1 marble left in the bag for Cathy, how many marbles were in the bag at first?

                    i would really appreciate it if any one of you could help me. i thank you in advance! 😄 :thankyou:
                    Hi, i'm also using my mom's a/c. My ans is 13.
                    Not sure... ...

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                      MathIzzzFun
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                      Shimmer:
                      Hi can someone help my dd ?


                      At a rugby match 1/4 of the spectators bought 1 pack of snack each. 3/5 of the remaining spectators bought 2 packs of snacks each. The remaining spectators bought 4 packs of snacks each. Given that all spectators bought 3854 pack of snacks , how many spectators ate there ?
                      4 & 5-->LC M 20
                      for every group of 20 spectators,
                      5x1pack --> 5 packs
                      9x 2 packs --> 18 packs
                      6x4 packs --> 24 packs
                      total --> 47 packs
                      3854 ÷ 47=82 groups
                      total jumber of spectators --> 82x20=1640

                      cheers

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                        kiasuursula
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                        I need help with this question:


                        Candle A and Candle B are of the same length. Candle A, which is broader, can burn for 5h while Candle B, the thinner candle, can burn for 4h. If both candles are lighted at the same time, how long does it take for Candle A to be twice as long left as Candle B?
                        :thankyou:

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