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    Q&A - P4 Math

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    • S Offline
      Sharmum
      last edited by

      Hi Smartmummy n Jamesbond,


      :thankyou:

      Else, I really have no ideas what's the solutions cos its different from what I learnt last time.

      Questions 1-6 are all question from excess n shortage - whole numbers.

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        Jamesbond
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        smartmummy:
        Jamesbond:

        [quote=\"Sharmum\"]Question 4:

        Libby read her story book from pg 3 to pg 9 on Monday.
        a) How many pages did she read?
        b) If she continues to read from pg 10 to pg 98 on Tuesday, how many pages did she read in all from Monday to Tuesday?

        a) 9-3=6

        b) For tue
        98-10= 88
        Altogether --- 88+6=94.

        sorry to interrupt...
        when we count manually from 3 to 9 we get 7
        that means 9-3+1=7
        so this way 98-10+1=89
        total 96?[/quote] :slapshead: Oops...I just overlooked....careless....Yes u r right. :imsorry:

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          Jamesbond
          last edited by

          Sharmum:
          Hi Smartmummy n Jamesbond,


          :thankyou:

          Else, I really have no ideas what's the solutions cos its different from what I learnt last time.

          Questions 1-6 are all question from excess n shortage - whole numbers.
          Sharmum...Can u pl help me do excess shortage method for last sum...apples sum...

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            Jamesbond
            last edited by

            http://i49.tinypic.com/2vlkwn9.jpg\">

            Pl help me to solve this...........

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              Sun_2010
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              Jamesbond:
              http://i49.tinypic.com/2vlkwn9.jpg\">

              Pl help me to solve this...........
              Breadth = 105 x (5/7) = 75m
              Perimeter =
              = 2 x {(105 -1-1) + ( 75 -1-1)}
              = 352m

              For area
              Method 1
              Area of footpath
              =Total area - area of garden
              = 105 x 75 - [( 75 -1-1) x (105 -1-1) - (2 x 4) ]
              = 364 square meters
              Method 2

              Area of footpath
              = [ 2 x 105 x 1 ] + [ 2 x (75 -1-1) ] + (2 x 4)
              = 364 square meters

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                Laura02
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                Jamesbond:
                http://i49.tinypic.com/2vlkwn9.jpg\">

                Pl help me to solve this...........
                Let me try

                Breath of park = length X 5/7 = 105 X 5/7 = 75

                Perimeter of garden = [(length of park -1 -1) + (breath of park -1 -1)] X 2 = (103 + 73) X 2 = 352m

                Area of footpath (divide up the shaded area into rectangles) (one way to divide up shaded area into rectangles) = 105 + 105 + 73 + 73 + (4 X 2) = 364m2

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                  Jamesbond
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                  WOW..... :thankyou: :salute:

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                    ozora
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                    can someone guide me this question?

                    thanks in advance.
                    If Vera gives Bala 2 stickers, he will have the same number of stickers as Vera.
                    If Bala gives Vera 2 stickers, Vera will have 5 times as many stickers as Bala.
                    How many stickers does each of them have respectively?

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                      smartmummy
                      last edited by

                      ozora:
                      can someone guide me this question?

                      thanks in advance.
                      If Vera gives Bala 2 stickers, he will have the same number of stickers as Vera.
                      If Bala gives Vera 2 stickers, Vera will have 5 times as many stickers as Bala.
                      How many stickers does each of them have respectively?
                      pls go to page11 of this thread.this qn did there.

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                        chloecube
                        last edited by

                        in a game,every 2 bonus stickers will be given for every 6 sticker won. if Bala have 35 stickers, how many sticker did he win?


                        i cant seem to work this out, is there a typo error?

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