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    Q&A - P3 Math

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    • J Offline
      jolenekoh
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      :thankyou: Tianzhu


      Still learning...hahaha...like back to school again ๐Ÿ˜†

      tianzhu:
      jolenekoh:

      Hi all

      Is my answer correct? Thank you


      Ron and Sam had 948 stickers altogether. After Sam bought 52 stickers, Sam would have thrice as many stickers as Ron. How many stickers did Ron have at first?


      4U = 948 + 52 = 1000
      1U = 1000 / 4 = 250

      Sam : 3 x 250 = 750
      At first Sam had } 750 - 52 = 698

      Hi

      Yes, you're moving towards the right direction

      Sam ------ 698

      Ron ------ 250 at first (Ans)

      Best wishes

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        tianzhu
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        jolenekoh:

        Still learning...hahaha...like back to school again ๐Ÿ˜†
        Hi

        Good Morning.

        Youโ€™re welcome.

        Schools do conduct Maths workshops for parents.

        You may wish to check with the school teacher.

        Best wishes

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          tianzhu
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          bbc:
          A packet of cookies was shared equally among 9 children. If 4 more children joined in, each child would get 8 fewer cookies. How many cookies were there in the packet?

          Hi

          Good morning.

          9*8 ----- 72

          72/4 ----- 18

          Number of cookies ----- 18*13 ----- 234

          Best wishes

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            angel
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            Hi experts. Need help in this question with models.


            Samuel is 3 times as old as his brother now. in 10 years time, their total age will be 48 years old. How old is Samuel now?

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              PapayaDad
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              Now

              S=3u
              Sb=u

              10 years
              S=3u+10
              Sb=u+10
              Total = 4u+20=48
              4u=28
              u=7

              Now
              S=3u = 3 x 7 = 21
              Samuel is 21 now

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                angel
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                Can you explain using models? I understood your explanation but I try to refrain using algebra to teach my kiddo.


                Thanks a lot. ๐Ÿ˜‚

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                  tianzhu
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                  angel:
                  Can you explain using models? I understood your explanation but I try to refrain using algebra to teach my kiddo.


                  Thanks a lot. ๐Ÿ˜‚
                  Hi

                  Hope this helps.

                  Best wishes

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                    angel
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                    Thank you Tianzhu, I got it now. ๐Ÿ˜‚

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                      jolenekoh
                      last edited by

                      May I know how to explain to kid?


                      Mrs Chua bakes some tarts to distribute to her neighbours
                      When she gives each of them 4 tarts, she will have 6 extra tarts.
                      When she gives each of them 6 tarts, she will need to bake another 4 tarts more. How many neighbours does she have?





                      Alan, Benny and Calvin have 120 stamps altogether. Alan has 5 stamps more than Benny. Benny has twice as many stamps as Calvin.
                      How many stamps does Calvin have/



                      Thank you ๐Ÿ˜„

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                        tianzhu
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                        jolenekoh:
                        May I know how to explain to kid?


                        Mrs Chua bakes some tarts to distribute to her neighbours
                        When she gives each of them 4 tarts, she will have 6 extra tarts.
                        When she gives each of them 6 tarts, she will need to bake another 4 tarts more. How many neighbours does she have?
                        Hi

                        The common method used in P3 maths is Systematic Listing (SL).

                        Please use this slide (P5 question) as an example), the approach is the same.

                        A quicker way is to use the concept of โ€œExcess and Shortageโ€ .

                        In the first scenario, the excess is 6 tarts.

                        In the second scenario, there is a shortage of 4 tarts.

                        In order to give each of her neighbours two more tarts, Mrs. Chua needs to bake 10(6+4)) more tarts.

                        Difference in number of tarts given to each neighbor ------ 6 - 4 ------ 2

                        Number of neighbours ------- (6+4)/2 ------- 5

                        Best wishes

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