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      chloecube
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      thks again MathIzzzFun !!

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        quekcc:
        Jamesbond:

        Thanks for all ur help regarding my previous sum....Pl help in this.....seems to be so simple...but my ds got confused...


        James had $40 more than Ken. After James gave Ken $60, Ken had twice as much as James. How much money did James have at first?

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        :thankyou:

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          Pl help in this sum…

          Jane bought some slices of cheesecakes and mango cakes for a party. She spent $60 and $40 on the cheesecakes and mango cakes respectively. Each slice of mango cake cost $2 more than each slice of cheesecake and she bought twice as many as cheesecakes as mango cakes. Find the cost of each slice of cheesecake?
          Thx.

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            tianzhu
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            Jamesbond:
            Pl help in this sum...

            Jane bought some slices of cheesecakes and mango cakes for a party. She spent $60 and $40 on the cheesecakes and mango cakes respectively. Each slice of mango cake cost $2 more than each slice of cheesecake and she bought twice as many as cheesecakes as mango cakes. Find the cost of each slice of cheesecake?
            Thx.
            Hi

            Hope this helps.

            Best wishes

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              Jamesbond
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              tianzhu:
              Jamesbond:

              Pl help in this sum...

              Jane bought some slices of cheesecakes and mango cakes for a party. She spent $60 and $40 on the cheesecakes and mango cakes respectively. Each slice of mango cake cost $2 more than each slice of cheesecake and she bought twice as many as cheesecakes as mango cakes. Find the cost of each slice of cheesecake?
              Thx.

              Hi

              Hope this helps.

              Best wishes

              http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8234/8383690962_6b6d7207d6_z.jpg\">

              Thank you tianzhu....

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                Jamesbond
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                There were 20 more pears than plums at a fruit stall. After 1/5 of the pears and 3/10 of the plums were sold, there were 46 pears and plums left. How many plums were left over?

                Pl help…

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                  tianzhu
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                  Jamesbond:
                  There were 20 more pears than plums at a fruit stall. After 1/5 of the pears and 3/10 of the plums were sold, there were 46 pears and plums left. How many plums were left over?

                  Pl help.....
                  Hi

                  Hope this helps.

                  Number of pears ----- 10 units + 20

                  Number of plums ----- 10 units

                  Number of pears sold ----- 2 units + 4

                  Number of plums sold ----- 3 units

                  Number of pears left ----- 8 units + 16

                  Number of plums left ----- 7 units

                  15 units + 16 ------ 46

                  15 units ------ 30

                  1 unit ------ 2

                  Number of plums left ----- 7 units ------ 14

                  Best wishes

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                    tianzhu:
                    Jamesbond:

                    There were 20 more pears than plums at a fruit stall. After 1/5 of the pears and 3/10 of the plums were sold, there were 46 pears and plums left. How many plums were left over?

                    Pl help.....

                    Hi

                    Hope this helps.

                    Number of pears ----- 10 units + 20

                    Number of plums ----- 10 units

                    Number of pears sold ----- 2 units + 4

                    Number of plums sold ----- 3 units

                    Number of pears left ----- 8 units + 16

                    Number of plums left ----- 7 units

                    15 units + 16 ------ 46

                    15 units ------ 30

                    1 unit ------ 2

                    Number of plums left ----- 7 units ------ 14

                    Best wishes

                    Thanks a lot tianzhu.

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                      Jamesbond
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                      During a fund raising project, class5A raised 2/3 as much money as the total amount raised by classes 5B and 5C. Class 5B raised 1/5 as much money as the total amount raised by class 5A and 5C.

                      a) what fraction of the funds was raised by class5A?
                      b) Class 5B raised $104 less than class 5C. How much money did class 5C raise?
                      Pl help using model or units…Thanks.

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                        tianzhu
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                        Jamesbond:
                        During a fund raising project, class5A raised 2/3 as much money as the total amount raised by classes 5B and 5C. Class 5B raised 1/5 as much money as the total amount raised by class 5A and 5C.

                        a) what fraction of the funds was raised by class5A?
                        b) Class 5B raised $104 less than class 5C. How much money did class 5C raise?
                        Pl help using model or units....Thanks.
                        Hi

                        You may present the solution in various forms, MD, using units in tabulated form or commonly using ratios.

                        At this juncture, maybe, the topic on ratios has not been covered in P5.

                        Due to time constraints, I’ll just give you some pointers for you to present it in MD or units.

                        A : (B+C) ------ 2 : 3 (5) -------12:18 (30)

                        B : (A+C) ------- 1:5 (6) -------5:25 (30)

                        Make the total number of units the same.

                        A ------ 12 units

                        B ------- 5 units

                        C ------- 13 units

                        a)Fraction of the funds was raised by class5A -------- 12/30 ------ 2/5

                        b)8 units ------ 104
                        1 unit ------13
                        Amount of money raised by Classs C ------ 13*13 ------- 169

                        Best wishes

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