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    Q&A - P5 Math

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    • D Offline
      doraemo
      last edited by

      Please help…

      A wooden crate had a mass of 24 ½ kg when it was half filled with iron nails. When 11kg of iron nails were taken out, the wooden crate was only ¼ full. What was the mass of the wooden crate and the iron nails when the crate was completely filled with iron nails?

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        MathIzzzFun
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        carol73:
        hi

        some questions why wendy is 4U. from which part of the question?
        and also this statement
        1/5 of Sam's money --> 1 unit + $4


        thanks
        MathIzzzFun:

        [quote=\"carol73\"]pls help

        wendy and sam had $128 altogether. wendy spent 1/2 of her money on a blouse.Sam spent 2/5 of his money on a shirte, the shirt cost $8 more than the blouse. how much did wendy have at first?

        Wendy's money --> 4 units
        Blouse --> 2 units
        Shirt --> 2 units + $8 = 2 x (1 units +$4) = 2/5 of Sam's money

        1/5 of Sam's money --> 1 unit + $4
        Sam's money --> 5 units + $20

        Total Wendy + Sam's money --> 4 units + 5 units + $20 = $ 128
        1 unit --> $12

        Wendy's money --> $48

        cheers.

        [/quote]http://i46.tinypic.com/vgh1u.png\">

        cheers.

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          MathIzzzFun
          last edited by

          doraemo:
          Please help...

          A wooden crate had a mass of 24 ½ kg when it was half filled with iron nails. When 11kg of iron nails were taken out, the wooden crate was only ¼ full. What was the mass of the wooden crate and the iron nails when the crate was completely filled with iron nails?
          mass of wooden crate + mass of 1/2 (=2/4) of iron nails --> 24.5 kg
          mass of 1/4 of iron nails --> 11 kg

          mass of wooden crate filled with iron nails
          = mass of wooden crate + mass of 4/4 of iron nails
          --> 24.5 kg + 2 x 11 kg = 46.5 kg

          cheers.

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            doraemo
            last edited by

            MathIzzzFun:
            doraemo:

            Please help...

            A wooden crate had a mass of 24 ½ kg when it was half filled with iron nails. When 11kg of iron nails were taken out, the wooden crate was only ¼ full. What was the mass of the wooden crate and the iron nails when the crate was completely filled with iron nails?

            mass of wooden crate + mass of 1/2 (=2/4) of iron nails --> 24.5 kg
            mass of 1/4 of iron nails --> 11 kg

            mass of wooden crate filled with iron nails
            = mass of wooden crate + mass of 4/4 of iron nails
            --> 24.5 kg + 2 x 11 kg = 46.5 kg

            cheers.

            got it ....thank you!

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              Breadandmuffins
              last edited by

              HI MathsIzzFun


              How do I draw model for this qn?I know how to do it logically but cannot explain well to DS properly as he prefers models.


              Thanks.


              At first, there were 234 more apples in Stall A than Stall B. After 78 apples were transferred fr Stall B to Stall A and 24 apples were thrown away fr Stall A, there were 4 times as many apples in Stall A as Stall B. How many apples were there in Stall B at first?

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                MathIzzzFun
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                Breadandmuffins:
                HI MathsIzzFun


                How do I draw model for this qn?I know how to do it logically but cannot explain well to DS properly as he prefers models.


                Thanks.


                At first, there were 234 more apples in Stall A than Stall B. After 78 apples were transferred fr Stall B to Stall A and 24 apples were thrown away fr Stall A, there were 4 times as many apples in Stall A as Stall B. How many apples were there in Stall B at first?
                http://i49.tinypic.com/rbcms0.png\">

                cheers.

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                  Breadandmuffins
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                  :thankyou:

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                    Jamesbond
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                    Ben sold 1295 chickens and ducks at the market yesterday. The ratio of the number of chickens sold to the number of ducks sold was 4:3. Today, he sold another 685 chickens and ducks. As a result, the ratio of the number of chickens sold to the number of ducks sold for the two days was 2:1. How many chickens did he sell on the second day?

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                      PapayaDad
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                      yesterday = 7u

                      7u=1295
                      u=185
                      chicken to duck 4u:3u is 740:555

                      today = 685

                      both days = 1295 + 685 = 1980
                      both days = 3p = 1980
                      p=660
                      both days ratio is 2p:1p…1320:660

                      Yesterday chicken = 740
                      Both days total chicken = 1320
                      Today chicken = 1320 - 740=580

                      check
                      Today duck = 685 - 580 = 105

                      Yesterday 740:555
                      Today 580:105
                      Both days 1320:630…correct

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                        Jamesbond
                        last edited by

                        PapayaDad:
                        yesterday = 7u

                        7u=1295
                        u=185
                        chicken to duck 4u:3u is 740:555

                        today = 685

                        both days = 1295 + 685 = 1980
                        both days = 3p = 1980
                        p=660
                        both days ratio is 2p:1p....1320:660

                        Yesterday chicken = 740
                        Both days total chicken = 1320
                        Today chicken = 1320 - 740=580

                        check
                        Today duck = 685 - 580 = 105

                        Yesterday 740:555
                        Today 580:105
                        Both days 1320:630...correct
                        :thankyou: Papayadad.

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