Q&A - P3 Math

[Steadyberry]

mother777:

You are most welcome, my daughter is also p3 this year.. So am also learning maths along with her

Hi mother777

Yr dd is in p3 too. No wonder I saw you in p3 science thread. You will see me very often in the q&a p3 threads.

[mother777]

Ha ha ha ok.. Lets help each other then. No tuition for dd except Chinese this year.. All other subjects are taught by me and hubby at home..


So have to teach myself first before teaching her

[raghupavithra]

i want top school question papers.i dont want online websites. so many of them sell . which one is good

help me

[mars69]

Need help please…


A man is 4 times the age of his son. 4 years ago, the man was 6 times the age of his son. What are the ages of the man and his son?

Still stuck on algebra…

[Garfieldpal]

mars69:

Need help please....


A man is 4 times the age of his son. 4 years ago, the man was 6 times the age of his son. What are the ages of the man and his son?

Still stuck on algebra....

Let x years old be the age of his son.

The man's age will be 4x years old.

Four years ago, the son's age is (x-4) years old.

Hence the man's age is 6*(x-4) = (6x-24) years old.

Form an equation with the man's current age and his age 4 years ago.

You should get:

6x-24+4 = 4x

2x-20 = 0

x = 10

The son's age is 10 years old and the man's age is 40 years old.

I don't remember primary three math to be so complicated.

[mars69]

Thanks, but I need help with modeling for this question. I’m still stuck in algebra days, so can’t help my kid with models…

[tianzhu]

mars69:

Need help please....


A man is 4 times the age of his son. 4 years ago, the man was 6 times the age of his son. What are the ages of the man and his son?

Still stuck on algebra....

Hi

Hope this helps.

Best wishes

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8526/8590710241_83a0d97544_z.jpg\">

[mars69]

Ah! I see. Thanks very much, tianzhu!

[GreenQ]

Dear parents, need your help to solve this Equal Concept word problem. Model is required. Thanks!


James and Kim shared some cookies equally.
After James gave Kim 28 cookies, Kim had twice as many cookies as James.
How many cookies did each of them receive at first?

[tianzhu]

GreenQ:

Dear parents, need your help to solve this Equal Concept word problem. Model is required. Thanks!


James and Kim shared some cookies equally.
After James gave Kim 28 cookies, Kim had twice as many cookies as James.
How many cookies did each of them receive at first?

Hi

Hope this helps.

Best wishes

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8509/8597778948_af05c3a063_z.jpg\">