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    Q&A - P4 Math

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    • B Offline
      BigDevil
      last edited by

      lotto:
      htn:


      2) Gina had 12 more fifty-cent coins than one-dollar coins. When she exchanged all of the fifty-cent coins for one-dollar coins, she had 18 one-dollar coins altogether. How many fifty-cent coins did she have?

      TIA

      3 units + 6 = 12
      3 units = 6
      1 unit = 2
      50-cents = 2 units + 12 = 16 coins

      Think it should be
      3 units + 6 = 18

      since Gina had 18 one-dollar coins after exchanging all the 50-cent coins?

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        ssmummy
        last edited by

        Use guess and check method in a table format


        The difference between the 50 cents coin and $1 coin is always 12 pieces

        50 cents coins $1 coin Is the total equal to $18?
        12 pieces 0 piece. No ($6)
        13 pieces. 1 piece. No. ($6.50 + $1 = $7.50)
        16 pieces. 4 pieces. No ($8 + $4 = $12)
        20 pieces. 8 pieces. Yes ($10 + $8 = $18)

        There are 20 pieces of 50 cents coin šŸ™‚

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          htn
          last edited by

          Hi, smartmummy,MathIzzzFun, lotto, BigDevil


          Thanks

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            lotto
            last edited by

            BigDevil:
            lotto:

            [quote=\"htn\"]
            2) Gina had 12 more fifty-cent coins than one-dollar coins. When she exchanged all of the fifty-cent coins for one-dollar coins, she had 18 one-dollar coins altogether. How many fifty-cent coins did she have?

            TIA

            3 units + 6 = 12
            3 units = 6
            1 unit = 2
            50-cents = 2 units + 12 = 16 coins

            Think it should be
            3 units + 6 = 18

            since Gina had 18 one-dollar coins after exchanging all the 50-cent coins?[/quote]
            Oops... u are right BigDevil.
            That's why I always get 99 or 98 for my math paper because of this kind of thing šŸ˜‚


            ssmummy:
            Use guess and check method in a table format

            The difference between the 50 cents coin and $1 coin is always 12 pieces

            50 cents coins $1 coin Is the total equal to $18?
            12 pieces 0 piece. No ($6)
            13 pieces. 1 piece. No. ($6.50 + $1 = $7.50)
            16 pieces. 4 pieces. No ($8 + $4 = $12)
            20 pieces. 8 pieces. Yes ($10 + $8 = $18)

            There are 20 pieces of 50 cents coin šŸ™‚
            this guess n check method is also good :goodpost:

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              elisammom
              last edited by

              Hi,

              Doreen has ome $5 and %10 notes. The notes add up to $470 in total. There are four more $5 notes than $10 notes. How many $5 notes does Doreen have?

              solution:
              5x4 = 20
              470-20 =450
              450/15 = 30
              30+4 = 34

              Pls advise, why 30 + 4 is equal to nos of $5 notes?

              Thanks.

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                MathIzzzFun
                last edited by

                elisammom:
                Hi,

                Doreen has ome $5 and %10 notes. The notes add up to $470 in total. There are four more $5 notes than $10 notes. How many $5 notes does Doreen have?

                solution:
                5x4 = 20
                470-20 =450
                450/15 = 30
                30+4 = 34

                Pls advise, why 30 + 4 is equal to nos of $5 notes?

                Thanks.
                When you remove the 4 extra $5 notes, there will be equal number of $5 and $10 left with total amount = $470-$20 = $450

                one group of (1x$5 note+ 1X$10 note) = $15
                $450 / $15 = 30 groups
                there is 1x$5 note in one group and 4x$5 was removed first,
                so total number of $5 notes = 30 x 1 + 4 = 34

                cheers.

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                  elisammom
                  last edited by

                  MathIzzzFun:
                  elisammom:

                  Hi,

                  Doreen has ome $5 and %10 notes. The notes add up to $470 in total. There are four more $5 notes than $10 notes. How many $5 notes does Doreen have?

                  solution:
                  5x4 = 20
                  470-20 =450
                  450/15 = 30
                  30+4 = 34

                  Pls advise, why 30 + 4 is equal to nos of $5 notes?

                  Thanks.

                  When you remove the 4 extra $5 notes, there will be equal number of $5 and $10 left with total amount = $470-$20 = $450

                  one group of (1x$5 note+ 1X$10 note) = $15
                  $450 / $15 = 30 groups
                  there is 1x$5 note in one group and 4x$5 was removed first,
                  so total number of $5 notes = 30 x 1 + 4 = 34

                  cheers.


                  :thankyou:

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                    ssmummy
                    last edited by

                    MathIzzzFun:
                    elisammom:

                    Hi,

                    Doreen has ome $5 and %10 notes. The notes add up to $470 in total. There are four more $5 notes than $10 notes. How many $5 notes does Doreen have?

                    solution:
                    5x4 = 20
                    470-20 =450
                    450/15 = 30
                    30+4 = 34

                    Pls advise, why 30 + 4 is equal to nos of $5 notes?

                    Thanks.




                    When you remove the 4 extra $5 notes, there will be equal number of $5 and $10 left with total amount = $470-$20 = $450

                    one group of (1x$5 note+ 1X$10 note) = $15
                    $450 / $15 = 30 groups
                    there is 1x$5 note in one group and 4x$5 was removed first,
                    so total number of $5 notes = 30 x 1 + 4 = 34

                    cheers.





                    Same method applied too šŸ™‚
                    :goodpost:

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                      Starkidz
                      last edited by

                      Hi i need help for this question.When i check the answer it is wrong.Can someone help me to solve.The answer is (a) $1.80,(b)$283.50.


                      A tennis racket and 3 tubes of tennis ball cost $299.70.Each tube contained 3 tennis balls.The tennis racket cost $281.70 more than each ball.

                      (a) Find the cost each ball.
                      (b) Find the cost of the tennis racket.

                      Best wishes
                      Sara


                      :thankyou:

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                        Starkidz
                        last edited by

                        smartmummy:
                        Saravana:

                        Can help me with this question?i can't figure out the answer.Please explain with working.


                        Carol paid $72 for 2 blouses and 1 dress.5 blouses cost as much as 2 dresses.How much more did she pay for each dress than a blouse?

                        Thanks
                        Sara

                        1 blouse=2/5 dress
                        blouse [][]
                        dress [][][][][]

                        2blouses+1dress=$72
                        4u+5u=$72
                        1 u=$8




                        :thankyou:
                        ans : 3*$8=$24

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