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      verykiasumummy
      last edited by

      i can try to help :


      12% –> 48
      1% –> 4
      100% –> 400 (no of women at first)

      5u –> 400
      1u –> 80
      2u –> 160 (no of men at first)

      400 + 160 = 560 (total people at first)
      120/100 x 560 = 672 (total people in the end)
      672 - 560 = 112 (addn people)
      112 - 48 = 64 (men added)
      160 + 64 = 224 (men in the end)
      224/672 x 100% = 33 1/3%

      hope it helps…

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        verykiasumummy
        last edited by

        btw, u should post ur question in the correct thread for prompt answers by the other experts here… 😃

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          Udon
          last edited by

          Hi hi… please to check is my calculation is correct?

          Thanks for your help in advance…

          Q1. All the water from the bottle is poured into a square-based container without spilling. The height of the container is 9 cm. What is the length of the container?

          576 / 9 = 64cm ?

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            verykiasumummy
            last edited by

            Udon:
            Hi hi.. please to check is my calculation is correct?

            Thanks for your help in advance...

            Q1. All the water from the bottle is poured into a square-based container without spilling. The height of the container is 9 cm. What is the length of the container?

            576 / 9 = 64cm ?
            u should have 1 last step.

            576 / 9 = 64cm2 (base area)

            square root of 64 = 8cm (length of container)

            ans : 8cm.

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              Udon
              last edited by

              verykiasumummy:
              Udon:

              Hi hi.. please to check is my calculation is correct?

              Thanks for your help in advance...

              Q1. All the water from the bottle is poured into a square-based container without spilling. The height of the container is 9 cm. What is the length of the container?

              576 / 9 = 64cm ?

              u should have 1 last step.

              576 / 9 = 64cm2 (base area)

              square root of 64 = 8cm (length of container)

              ans : 8cm.

              oh....thanks

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                verykiasumummy
                last edited by

                Udon:
                verykiasumummy:

                [quote=\"Udon\"]Hi hi.. please to check is my calculation is correct?

                Thanks for your help in advance...

                Q1. All the water from the bottle is poured into a square-based container without spilling. The height of the container is 9 cm. What is the length of the container?

                576 / 9 = 64cm ?

                u should have 1 last step.

                576 / 9 = 64cm2 (base area)

                square root of 64 = 8cm (length of container)

                ans : 8cm.

                oh....thanks[/quote]most welcomed... 😃

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                  verykiasumummy
                  last edited by

                  Udon:
                  verykiasumummy:

                  [quote=\"Udon\"]Hi hi.. please to check is my calculation is correct?

                  Thanks for your help in advance...

                  Q1. All the water from the bottle is poured into a square-based container without spilling. The height of the container is 9 cm. What is the length of the container?

                  576 / 9 = 64cm ?

                  u should have 1 last step.

                  576 / 9 = 64cm2 (base area)

                  square root of 64 = 8cm (length of container)

                  ans : 8cm.

                  oh....thanks[/quote]most welcomed... 😃

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                    Udon
                    last edited by

                    Need help…thanks


                    Q1. Ben and Carl shared some 20 cents-coins in the ratio of 2 : 3. Carl then saved 2/3 of his money and was left with $2.
                    How much money did both of them have at first?

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                      verykiasumummy
                      last edited by

                      Udon:
                      Need help...thanks


                      Q1. Ben and Carl shared some 20 cents-coins in the ratio of 2 : 3. Carl then saved 2/3 of his money and was left with $2.
                      How much money did both of them have at first?
                      for carl :
                      1 - 2/3 = 1/3 (left after savings)
                      1/3 --> $2 (10 coins of 20c)
                      3/3 --> 30 coins

                      if carl has 30 coins, ben should have 20 coins.

                      30 + 20 = 50
                      50 x 20c = $10

                      ans : $10

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                        Udon
                        last edited by

                        verykiasumummy,


                        Thank you…

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