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    Q&A - P5 Math

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    • J Offline
      Jamesbond
      last edited by

      Oracle:
      Got it, MathIzzzFun, thank you.


      Is it possible to solve this question at all:

      The length of a rectangle is thrice its breadth. After its breadth is lengthened by 12cm and its length is shortened by 2cm, it will form a square. What is the area of the square after adjustment?
      12+2=14
      14/2=7
      7+12=19
      7*3=21
      21-2=19
      19*19=361....
      Hope I am Correct 🕺

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        tianzhu
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        Oracle:

        The length of a rectangle is thrice its breadth. After its breadth is lengthened by 12cm and its length is shortened by 2cm, it will form a square. What is the area of the square after adjustment?
        Hi

        It helps to draw a simple sketch.

        Length of rectangle ----- 3u

        Breadth of rectangle ------ 1u

        After its breadth is lengthened by 12cm and its length is shortened by 2cm, it will form a square.

        3u – 2 ------- 1u + 12

        2u ------- 14

        1u ------- 7

        Side of square --------12+7 ------- 19

        From here, you may work out the area (19*19).

        Please refer to your PM for the WB solution.

        Best wishes

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          elisammom
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          Hi pls help. This is the 2011 CA1 Nanhua paper

          http://i46.tinypic.com/29bo9ro.jpg\">
          TIA

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            tianzhu
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            elisammom:
            Hi pls help. This is the 2011 CA1 Nanhua paper

            http://i46.tinypic.com/29bo9ro.jpg\">
            TIA
            Hi
            You may use \"Listing\"

            Total number of students for A, C,D and E ------- 77

            Find multiples of 5 and 7 after 77

            Multiples of 5 ------ 80,85,90,95

            Multiples of 5 + 1 ------ 81,86,91,96

            Multiples of 7 ------ 84, 91

            Multiples of 7 + 5 ------ 89, 96

            The common number is 96

            Least number of students in B ------- 96-77 ------- 19

            Hope this helps

            Best wishes

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              Sharmum
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              Hi,


              Please help…

              Q1) Limeng is 10 years old and his sister is 7 years old . In how many years’ time will their total age be 41 years?

              Q2) A basket with 65 sweets has a mass of 3200g . The same basket with 40 sweets has a mass of 2125g. Each sweet has the same mass . What is the mass of the basket?


              Many thanks!

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                Trina
                last edited by

                Please assist with this question:


                There are 40 pupils in a class. Each boy donated $3 and each girl donated $2. The boys donated $30 more than the girls.
                How many boys are there?
                How many girls are there?

                Thanks!

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                  MathIzzzFun
                  last edited by

                  Sharmum:
                  Hi,


                  Please help....

                  Q1) Limeng is 10 years old and his sister is 7 years old . In how many years' time will their total age be 41 years?

                  Q2) A basket with 65 sweets has a mass of 3200g . The same basket with 40 sweets has a mass of 2125g. Each sweet has the same mass . What is the mass of the basket?


                  Many thanks!
                  Q1.
                  Total age now --> 10+7=17
                  (41-17)/2 = 12 ...(both grow older by the same number of years)
                  Their total age will be 41 years in 12 years' time.

                  Q2.

                  Mass of (65-40)= 25 sweets --> 3200g - 2125g = 1075g
                  mass of 1 sweet --> 43g
                  Mass of basket --> 2125g - 40 x 43g = 405g

                  cheers.

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                    elisammom
                    last edited by

                    tianzhu:
                    elisammom:

                    Hi pls help. This is the 2011 CA1 Nanhua paper

                    http://i46.tinypic.com/29bo9ro.jpg\">
                    TIA

                    Hi
                    You may use \"Listing\"

                    Total number of students for A, C,D and E ------- 77

                    Find multiples of 5 and 7 after 77

                    Multiples of 5 ------ 80,85,90,95

                    Multiples of 5 + 1 ------ 81,86,91,96

                    Multiples of 7 ------ 84, 91

                    Multiples of 7 + 5 ------ 89, 96

                    The common number is 96

                    Least number of students in B ------- 96-77 ------- 19

                    Hope this helps

                    Best wishes


                    Very clear! Thanks a lot!

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                      MathIzzzFun
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                      Trina:
                      Please assist with this question:


                      There are 40 pupils in a class. Each boy donated $3 and each girl donated $2. The boys donated $30 more than the girls.
                      How many boys are there?
                      How many girls are there?

                      Thanks!
                      Assume all boys donated, total amount --> 40 x $3 = $120
                      $120 - $30 = $90 --- excess amount to be reduced by girls' donation
                      Number of girls = $90/($3+$2) = 18
                      Number of boys = 40-18 = 22

                      cheers.

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                        Trina
                        last edited by

                        MathIzzzFun:
                        Trina:

                        Please assist with this question:


                        There are 40 pupils in a class. Each boy donated $3 and each girl donated $2. The boys donated $30 more than the girls.
                        How many boys are there?
                        How many girls are there?

                        Thanks!

                        Assume all boys donated, total amount --> 40 x $3 = $120
                        $120 - $30 = $90 --- excess amount to be reduced by girls' donation
                        Number of girls = $90/($3+$2) = 18
                        Number of boys = 40-18 = 22

                        cheers.

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