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    Q&A - P5 Math

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    • D Offline
      dazzlego
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      whywhy:
      thanks. pls help if u hav the qn from RGS SA2 q22 ...find angle PTS (sorry I can't attach file) . my DDI ans is 195 degree but ans sheet shows 185 degree. tks

      Hi whywhy,

      It is 185 degree. Maybe he calculated wrongly

      PTR = 180 - 65 = 115
      RTS = 60
      PTS = 360 - PTR - RTS
      = 360 - 115 - 60
      = 185

      Cheers :celebrate:

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        zombie
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        Please help me to solve this question. Thanks.


        A fruit seller sells a kiwi at $0.80 and an apple for $0.30.
        He sells at $3.00 per pack for every 4 kiwis bundle with a free apple.
        After selling the apples and kiwis, the number of apples is 3/10 the number of kiwis he sells.
        If he collects a total amount of $38.50, how many kiwis more than apples does he sell ?
        :nailbite:

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          zombie
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          Can someone provide me a link ? I’m using my mom’s account, she’s not around to help me.


          I want to post this question on the P5 Q n A, but whenever I go to that forum and post it after its latest thread, I always end up in this forum instead.

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            zombie
            last edited by

            Sorry I don't know how to post a new thread onto this forum.

            It always end up in 'Primary 5' not the P5 Q n A forum.

            Sorry to post under reply instead.

            Please help me to solve this question. Thanks. :roll:

            Question
            A fruit seller sells a kiwi at $0.80 and an apple for $0.30.
            He sells at $3.00 per pack for every 4 kiwis bundle with a free apple.
            After selling the apples and kiwis, the number of apples is 3/10 the number of kiwis he sells.
            If he collects a total amount of $38.50, how many kiwis more than apples does he sell ? 😓

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              Maths Hub
              last edited by

              zombie:
              Sorry I don't know how to post a new thread onto this forum.

              It always end up in 'Primary 5' not the P5 Q n A forum.

              Sorry to post under reply instead.

              Please help me to solve this question. Thanks. :roll:

              Question
              A fruit seller sells a kiwi at $0.80 and an apple for $0.30.
              He sells at $3.00 per pack for every 4 kiwis bundle with a free apple.
              After selling the apples and kiwis, the number of apples is 3/10 the number of kiwis he sells.
              If he collects a total amount of $38.50, how many kiwis more than apples does he sell ? 😓
              Hi zombie,

              The cost of 3 apples and 10 kiwis --> 2 bundles + 1 apple + 2 kiwis = $7.90

              We will use guess and check. However, we don't do guess and check blindly. We need to estimate where to guess.

              Guess:
              First u take $38.50 ÷ $3 to find that you will have around 12 of the bundle.
              This give 48 kiwis and 12 apples and the cost is $36.
              The 3/10 fraction will tell you that the number of kiwis must be a multiple of 10. Since now you are still short from $38.50, we will find the next multiple of 10 after 48, which is 50.

              This means that you will have 50 kiwis and 15 apples.


              Check:
              Cost --> 12 bundles X 3 + 2 kiwis (not bundled) + 3 apples (not bundled) = 12 X $3 + 2 X $0.80 + 3 X $0.30 = $38.50
              We are lucky that we got the correct amount in the first try.


              Thus there are 50 - 15 = 35 more kiwis than apples.
              :rahrah:

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                zombie
                last edited by

                Thanks a lot for the solution !

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                  weatherbee
                  last edited by

                  terilyn:
                  By the way, how to derive the 12 units


                  Thank so much :slapshead:
                  Make the base the same. 1/6 = 2/12 and 3/4 = 9/12. Therefore, beginning make them have 12 units. Since choc muffins have 864 more, it will be 12 units + 864.

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                    bookwormkids
                    last edited by

                    :?:

                    Q1
                    There were 800 guppies and swordfish in an aquarium. After 2/5 of the swordfish and 3/5 of guppies were sold, there were 414 guppies and swordfish left. What fraction of the fish were guppies at first?

                    Q2
                    May and Nelly shared a sum of money. 1/4 of May's share is $735 more than 20% of Nelly's share. If they had a total of $8160, what percentage of the sum of money is May's share? (give your ans correct to 1 decimal place).

                    Thanks.

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                      MathIzzzFun
                      last edited by

                      bookwormkids:
                      :?:

                      Q1
                      There were 800 guppies and swordfish in an aquarium. After 2/5 of the swordfish and 3/5 of guppies were sold, there were 414 guppies and swordfish left. What fraction of the fish were guppies at first?



                      Thanks.
                      Total 800 guppies and swordfish
                      5/5 swordfish + 5/5 guppies --> 800
                      1/5 swordfish + 1/5 guppies --> 800/5 = 160

                      Left: 3/5 swordfish + 2/5 guppies --> 414
                      so, 1/5 swordfish --> 414 - 2 x 160 = 94,
                      total number of swordfish, at first --> 5 x 94 = 470
                      total number of guppies, at first --> 800 - 470 = 330

                      at first, guppies as fraction as total number of fish = 330/800 = 33/80

                      cheers.

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                        MathIzzzFun
                        last edited by

                        bookwormkids:
                        :?:



                        Q2
                        May and Nelly shared a sum of money. 1/4 of May's share is $735 more than 20% of Nelly's share. If they had a total of $8160, what percentage of the sum of money is May's share? (give your ans correct to 1 decimal place).

                        Thanks.
                        20% of Nelly's share --> 1 unit, Nelly's share --> 5 units
                        1/4 of May's share --> 1 unit + $735, May's share --> 4 units + $2940

                        Total --> 9 units + $2940 = $8160
                        1 unit --> $580
                        May's share -->
                        May's share as percentage of total amount
                        = $5260/8160 x 100%
                        = 64.5% (to 1 decimal place)

                        cheers.

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