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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      hercules
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      tracywham:
      Hi, sorry to trouble all of you again and need your help to solve this question.


      Dave has 11 times as much as Oscar. Calvin and Dave have $172. Calvin and Oscar have $92. How much does Calvin have?
      Solving for fun (below is the way I train my own kids).

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        ksoh3000
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        Hi


        Can anyone help to solve this qn : ?
        -The number of fleas on a dog doubles every day. By the 20th day,the dog was completely covered with fleas.
        (a) On which day was the dog half-covered with fleas?
        (b) On which day was the puppy a quarter-covered with fleas?


        Thank You

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          ksoh3000
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          Tks for the prompt answer

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            tracywham
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            Hi, i need help to solve tis question:


            A teacher would like to share some muffins equally among 8 or 9 pupils. What is the least number of muffins she should buy if she wants 2 muffins for herself as well?

            Thanks alot

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              qms
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              tracywham:
              A teacher would like to share some muffins equally among 8 or 9 pupils. What is the least number of muffins she should buy if she wants 2 muffins for herself as well?

              The number of muffins should be sufficient to be shared by 8 or 9 pupils, meaning, the number must be divisible by 8 and 9. So, it is 72.

              She wants 2 muffins for herself, which means she needs to buy 2 more on top of the 72.

              Total = 74 muffins

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                tracywham
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                Thanks. My ger was doing the past year paper and i saw the answer was 26 muffins. I have doubts on the answer. She got the answer as 74 muffins also. So, most probably a misprint?

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                  qms
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                  tracywham:
                  Thanks. My ger was doing the past year paper and i saw the answer was 26 muffins. I was rather confused. She got the answer as 74 muffins also. So, there's must be a misprint?

                  24 is divisible by 8 but not 9 (assuming my multiplication is correct šŸ˜‰ ). So, how is it possible that the answer is 26? 🤷

                  So, either the question or the answer is wrong. More like the latter.

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                    tracywham
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                    Thanks. šŸ˜„

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                      ksoh3000
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                      Hi


                      Can anyone help in solving this qn ?
                      1)James opened a book and the product of the page numbers facing each other is 72. What pages of the book did he turn to ?

                      Thank You

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                        Sun_2010
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                        ksoh3000:
                        Hi


                        Can anyone help in solving this qn ?
                        1)James opened a book and the product of the page numbers facing each other is 72. What pages of the book did he turn to ?

                        Thank You
                        Hi Ksoh3000,

                        The two page numbers must be consecutive.
                        Product of the two = 72
                        So by a number \"feel\" it should be = page number 8 and 9

                        PS- for P3 Maths there is a separate thread under Primary 3. Please post there. Thanks.

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