Q&A - P5 Math

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Oracle:

Thanks PHP. So the last 5 sweets that do not form a packet need to be accounted for individually i.e., 15 cents each.

yes, because the question stated he bought 37 sweets exactly.

[Jamesbond]

tayobus:

There were twice as many red marbles as yellow marbles in a box.

When 2 red marbles were put into the box and 6 yellow marble were taken out, there was 3 times as many red marbles than yellow marble in the box.
What was the total number of marbles at 1st?
:?: :imdrowning: :thankyou:

6+2=8
8*4=32
32-2=30
30+6=36.

[Jamesbond]

MathIzzzFun:

Oracle:

Here’s another:


During a mathematics test, Raymond scored 14 marks more than Krishnan and 7 marks more than Edison. Given that Raymond and Krishnan scored 73 marks more than Edison, what was Raymond’s score for the test?

Raymond scored 7 more than Edison
Raymond and Krishnan scored 73 more than Edison
so, Krisnan's score = 73-7=66
Raymond's score = 66 + 14 = 80
Edison's score = 80-7 =73


cheers.

Hi Mathizzzfun,
Can u please clear my doubt. I am not clear how do we get Krishnan's score by substracting 7 from 73.

[Jamesbond]

Eddie had thrice as many stickers as Angel. Eddie used 2/3 of his stickers and gave 1/4 of the remainder to Angel. Eddie then had 474 stickers left. How many stickers did Angel have at the end?


Pl help.... :scratchhead:

[PiscesLeo]

Pls help…


A shopkeeper had the same number of red, yellow and green mugs for sale. After selling 37 green mugs as well as several red and yellow mugs, there were 88 mugs left. He found that there were thrice as many red mugs as yellow mugs left. The number of green mugs left was 24 fewer than the number of red mugs left. How many yellow mugs were sold?

Thank you.

[MathIzzzFun]

Jamesbond:

MathIzzzFun:

[quote=\"Oracle\"]Here’s another:


During a mathematics test, Raymond scored 14 marks more than Krishnan and 7 marks more than Edison. Given that Raymond and Krishnan scored 73 marks more than Edison, what was Raymond’s score for the test?

Raymond scored 7 more than Edison
Raymond and Krishnan scored 73 more than Edison
so, Krisnan's score = 73-7=66
Raymond's score = 66 + 14 = 80
Edison's score = 80-7 =73


cheers.

Hi Mathizzzfun,
Can u please clear my doubt. I am not clear how do we get Krishnan's score by substracting 7 from 73.[/quote] http://i46.tinypic.com/121zby8.png\">

cheers.

[MathIzzzFun]

PiscesLeo:

Pls help...


A shopkeeper had the same number of red, yellow and green mugs for sale. After selling 37 green mugs as well as several red and yellow mugs, there were 88 mugs left. He found that there were thrice as many red mugs as yellow mugs left. The number of green mugs left was 24 fewer than the number of red mugs left. How many yellow mugs were sold?

Thank you.

http://i45.tinypic.com/2vkm886.png\">

cheers.

[MathIzzzFun]

Jamesbond:

Eddie had thrice as many stickers as Angel. Eddie used 2/3 of his stickers and gave 1/4 of the remainder to Angel. Eddie then had 474 stickers left. How many stickers did Angel have at the end?


Pl help.... :scratchhead:

At first, Angel --> 4 units
Eddie --> 12 units

after Eddie used 2/3, left --> 4 units

Eddie gave 1/4 (= 1 unit) of remainder to Angel,
Eddie --> 3 units
Angel --> 5 units

3 units --> 474, 1 unit --> 158
In the end, Angel --> 5 x 158 = 790

cheers.

[MathIzzzFun]

tayobus:

There were twice as many red marbles as yellow marbles in a box.

When 2 red marbles were put into the box and 6 yellow marble were taken out, there was 3 times as many red marbles than yellow marble in the box.
What was the total number of marbles at 1st?
:?: :imdrowning: :thankyou:

note: I am assuming that the underlined text should read as \"there was 3 times as red marbles as yellow marble in the box.\", as the original sentence structure doesn't seem proper.

In the end,
Blue --> 1 unit
Red --> 3 units

At first,
Blue --> 1 unit + 6
Red --> 3 units - 2
Total --> 4 units + 4

There were twice as many red as blue at first
3 units - 2 = 2 units + 12
1 unit --> 14

At first, total number of marbles --> 4 x 14 + 4 = 60

cheers.

[Jamesbond]

Jamesbond:

MathIzzzFun:

[quote=\"Oracle\"]Here’s another:


During a mathematics test, Raymond scored 14 marks more than Krishnan and 7 marks more than Edison. Given that Raymond and Krishnan scored 73 marks more than Edison, what was Raymond’s score for the test?

Raymond scored 7 more than Edison
Raymond and Krishnan scored 73 more than Edison
so, Krisnan's score = 73-7=66
Raymond's score = 66 + 14 = 80
Edison's score = 80-7 =73


cheers.

Hi Mathizzzfun,
Can u please clear my doubt. I am not clear how do we get Krishnan's score by substracting 7 from 73.[/quote]Very clear now....Thank you...