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      AtoZ
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      MathIzzzFun, I have pm you. Thanks!

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        sokk
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        Hi,


        Need a help for this question from My Pals Are Here Maths Enrichment P5A .

        At a Science competition, 25 problems were given. Each correct answer earned 4 points, and 2 points were deducted for each incorrect answer. Liang Hong answered all but one of the problems receiving a score of 66. How many correct answers did she have?


        Thanks !

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          MathIzzzFun
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          sokk:
          Hi,


          Need a help for this question from My Pals Are Here Maths Enrichment P5A .

          At a Science competition, 25 problems were given. Each correct answer earned 4 points, and 2 points were deducted for each incorrect answer. Liang Hong answered all but one of the problems receiving a score of 66. How many correct answers did she have?


          Thanks !
          You can use Guess & Check or supposition or the area model method...

          here's a similar one using area model (which is supposition method in model)- http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/7634466300/in/photostream

          for your question, need to tweak a little --> total number of questions answered is 24.

          all questions answered correctly --> 24 x 4 = 96
          96 - 66 = 30 (points lost for questions answered wrongly)
          questions answered wrongly --> 30 / (4+2) = 5
          questions answered correctly --> 24 - 5 = 19

          cheers.

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            sokk
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            Hi MathIzzzFun,


            Thanks for the solution!


            cheers 😄

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              Jamesbond
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              Mr Wang changed a $1000 note into 42 and $10 notes. The total value of the $10 notes was 9 times the value of the $2 notes. He decided to give 2/5 of his $10 notes and 2/5 of his $2 notes to charity. He then exchanged the remaining of his money for $5 notes. How many notes did he have in the end?


              My ds could not solve it…The ans is 120. Pl help n explain it…Thx.

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                [quote="Jamesbond"]Mr Wang changed a $1000 note into 42 and $10 notes. The total value of the $10 notes was 9 times the value of the $2 notes. He decided to give 2/5 of his $10 notes and 2/5 of his $2 notes to charity. He then exchanged the remaining of his money for $5 notes. How many notes did he have in the end?


                My ds could not solve it…The ans is 120. Pl help n explain it…Thx.[/quote


                Spent 2/5 of $10 notes n 2/5 of $2 notes
                = Spent 2/5 of money
                so, 3/5 money left -> 3/5 x $1000 = $ 600

                number of $5 notes = $600 / $5 = 120

                cheers.

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                  Jamesbond
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                  [quote="MathIzzzFun"][quote="Jamesbond"]Mr Wang changed a $1000 note into 42 and $10 notes. The total value of the $10 notes was 9 times the value of the $2 notes. He decided to give 2/5 of his $10 notes and 2/5 of his $2 notes to charity. He then exchanged the remaining of his money for $5 notes. How many notes did he have in the end?


                  My ds could not solve it…The ans is 120. Pl help n explain it…Thx.[/quote


                  Spent 2/5 of $10 notes n 2/5 of $2 notes
                  = Spent 2/5 of money
                  so, 3/5 money left -> 3/5 x $1000 = $ 600

                  number of $5 notes = $600 / $5 = 120

                  Thx mathizzfun…pl help me in another sum…

                  Tan current age is 1/4 of Ronald’s. In 24 years time Ronald’s age will be 14 years less than twice Marks age. what is Ronald’s age now? Thx.

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                    Jamesbond:
                    MathIzzzFun:

                    [quote=\"Jamesbond\"]Mr Wang changed a $1000 note into 42 and $10 notes. The total value of the $10 notes was 9 times the value of the $2 notes. He decided to give 2/5 of his $10 notes and 2/5 of his $2 notes to charity. He then exchanged the remaining of his money for $5 notes. How many notes did he have in the end?


                    My ds could not solve it....The ans is 120. Pl help n explain it.....Thx.[/quote


                    Spent 2/5 of $10 notes n 2/5 of $2 notes
                    = Spent 2/5 of money
                    so, 3/5 money left -> 3/5 x $1000 = $ 600

                    number of $5 notes = $600 / $5 = 120

                    Thx mathizzfun.....pl help me in another sum...

                    Tan current age is 1/4 of Ronald's. In 24 years time Ronald's age will be 14 years less than twice Marks age. what is Ronald's age now? Thx.

                    [/quote]...is Tan supposed be Mark or the name is supposed to be Mark Tan ?

                    cheers.

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                      Jamesbond
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                      Oh so sorry mathizzfun.....typo error.. :slapshead: It is tan only....loads n loads of homework in beginning of P5 itself am struggling to help my ds in his work.....


                      Tans current age is 1/4 of Ronald's. In 24 years time Ronald's age will be 14 years less than twice tans age. What is Ronald's age now?

                      TIA....

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                        MathIzzzFun
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                        Jamesbond:
                        Oh so sorry mathizzfun.....typo error.. :slapshead: It is tan only....loads n loads of homework in beginning of P5 itself am struggling to help my ds in his work.....


                        Tans current age is 1/4 of Ronald's. In 24 years time Ronald's age will be 14 years less than twice tans age. What is Ronald's age now?

                        TIA....
                        http://i46.tinypic.com/5w9xch.png\">

                        cheers.

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