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    Q&A - P4 Math

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      daveh
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      HAPPYH:
      daveh:

      Need help trying to understand what the question is asking for:

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      5/7 of the pupils who are seated in the auditorium are girls. There are 48 now girls than boys in the auditorium. How many more pupils are seated in the auditorium?
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      Thanks in advance!

      I think the question should be 48 more girls. If so the ans is 112 pupils. Is the answer correct?

      5u = girls
      2u = boys
      5u-2u = 48
      1u = 48/3 = 16
      16*7 = 112

      That is correct. Should be \"48 more\" girls.

      Same working I had. However, I am having difficulty understanding the question. Why do they add \"more\" instead of asking \"What is the total number of students seated in the auditorium?\".

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        Poppet
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        There were 180 blue and red marbles in Box A.There were 320 green and red marbles in Box B.There are thrice as many red marbles as blue marbles, and the number of green marbles in both bags is the same.Find the total number of green marbles in both bags.


        Ken is 9 years old.His sister is 13 years old and his father is 23 years older than him.How old will Ken's sister be when Ken is half his father's age?

        Can someone help solve this two questions?
        :?: Thank you!! : :please:

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          ammonite
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          poppet, you are in the wrong section. Go to http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewforum.php?f=27


          there are many similar examples as the ones you posted with solutions. But I think these questions are more for P3, not P4, so look into the P3 thread as well. If it is for a P4 student, the student needs someone to go through the basic concepts with him/her asap.

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            PapayaDad
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            Poppet:
            There were 180 blue and red marbles in Box A.There were 320 green and red marbles in Box B.There are thrice as many red marbles as blue marbles, and the number of green marbles in both bags is the same.Find the total number of green marbles in both bags.


            Ken is 9 years old.His sister is 13 years old and his father is 23 years older than him.How old will Ken's sister be when Ken is half his father's age?

            Can someone help solve this two questions?
            :?: Thank you!! : :please:
            When sister was born, father was 10 years old :yikes:
            When ken was born, father was 14 :yikes:
            Anyway, ken and father age diff is 14. we want to find out when will ken be half is father age, so we multiply 14 by 2. meaning when father 28 ken is 14.
            ken is now 9, it will take 5 years to reach 14. sister is 13 now, so five year later , sister is 18.

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              plum-cake
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              PapayaDad:
              Poppet:

              There were 180 blue and red marbles in Box A.There were 320 green and red marbles in Box B.There are thrice as many red marbles as blue marbles, and the number of green marbles in both bags is the same.Find the total number of green marbles in both bags.


              Ken is 9 years old.His sister is 13 years old and his father is 23 years older than him.How old will Ken's sister be when Ken is half his father's age?

              Can someone help solve this two questions?
              :?: Thank you!! : :please:

              When sister was born, father was 10 years old :yikes:
              When ken was born, father was 14 :yikes:
              Anyway, ken and father age diff is 14. we want to find out when will ken be half is father age, so we multiply 14 by 2. meaning when father 28 ken is 14.
              ken is now 9, it will take 5 years to reach 14. sister is 13 now, so five year later , sister is 18.

              I think...
              the age gap will be 23. therefore when son turns 23yrs old , father will be 46 and sister will be (+4) 27. :?

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                PapayaDad
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                my bad lol… yes sister will be (+14) 27

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                  Happystar328
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                  Anyone know how to solve this question ?


                  Angeline and Betty hv a total of 75hairclips.
                  Betty and Corrine hv a total of 66hairclisp.
                  Angeline and Corrine hv a total of 61hairclips.
                  Find the number of hairclips Angeline had.

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                    PapayaDad
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                    A+B=75


                    C+B=66
                    C+A=61
                    Draw the above ; should be able to see B is 5 more than A, ie B=5+A

                    A+B=75
                    A+(5+A)=75
                    2A=70
                    A=35

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                      Happystar328
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                      Thank you PapayaDad for the answer 🙂

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                        Happystar328
                        last edited by

                        How to solve this problem sum ?


                        John has some five cent and twenty cent coins in his coin box.
                        There is a total of 50coins.
                        The value of all the coins is $8.50.
                        How many five cent coins does he have ?

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