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    Q&A - P5 Math

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    • M Offline
      MathsOlympiadtrainer
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      carol73:
      hi

      pls help, this is 2mark qns, but my method is kind of long winded, wanted to know if there is shorter method

      For every 2packets of sugar bought at $1.4 each, a third packet may be purchased at a special price. Lenny bought 15 packets of sugar and save a total of $3. what was the special price for the third packet.
      We group the sugars into 3-packet groups - 2 packets at $1.40 each and 1 packet at special price.

      In 15 packets, there will be 15/3=5 groups.
      5 groups will mean there will be 5 packets with special price.
      A total of $3 was saved for 5 packets with special price, meaning $3/5=$0.60 was saved per packet.

      Special Price -->$1.40-$0.60=$0.80

      Cheers.

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        MathsOlympiadtrainer
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        chloecube:
        The Nos of chicken eggs is 40 more than 5 times that of duck eggs, the Nos of crocodile eggs is 4 more than 1/10 of chicken eggs. There are 6 fewer crocodile eggs than duck eggs. How many eggs are there?

        Let the number of chicken eggs be 10 units.
        Duck eggs will be (10 units - 40)/5 = 2 units - 8
        Croco eggs will be 1 unit + 4
        Since there are 6 fewer croco eggs than duck eggs,
        1 unit + 4 + 6 = 2 units - 8
        1 unit --> 18
        In total there are 10 units + 2 units - 8 + 1 unit + 4 = 13 units - 4 = 13 X 18 - 4 = 230 eggs.

        Cheers.

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          redruby
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          MathsOlympiadtrainer:
          redruby:

          Tina earned $600 more than Bala every month. Both of them spent $2400 each month and saved the rest. When Tina saved $9000, Bala saved only $4800. How much did Tina spend in total?


          Since both spent the same amount, the saving difference will be due to their difference in earnings. Each month, Tina earned $600 more. So it will take
          $9000-$4800=$4200
          $4200 / $600 = 7 months to get the stated amount saved.
          Ans: 7 X $2400 = $16800

          Cheers.

          Thx.

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            2632parent
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            Can anyone help me with the following questions,


            1) A container when 5/6 filled with water weighs 454kg. When it is 1/4 filled with water, it weighs 321kg. What is the mass of the container?

            2) Mrs Lim went to the market with a sum of money. She spent 1/2 of her money and $12 on prawns. She then spent 1/3 of the remaining money and $13 on chickens.
            Finally, she spent 1/4 of the money she had left and $14 on eggs.
            In the end, she had $7.
            A) how much did Mrs Lim have left after spending her money on chickens?

            B) how much did she have at first?

            Thank you

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              marstolive
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              1) Tim,Dan and Henry were given some marbles.

              Tim received 1/6 of the marbles.
              Dan 's share of the marbles was 6/11 of Henry.
              Tim and Dan received 94 marbles altogether.
              a) How many marbles were given to Henry?
              b) How many marbles did the three of them receive?


              Can someone help to solve the above using units/ratio method?
              Thanks in advance n in a milion.

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                marstolive
                last edited by

                Hi appreciate your assistance on the following question.



                A box of beads was sold out in 4 days. 1/5 of the beads were sold on the second day. 3/10 of the cards were sold on the third day. The number of beads sold on the fourth day was 14 more than that sold on the second day. The ratio of the beads sold on the first day to the total number of beads sold on the next 3 days was 1:7.

                a) What was the total number of beads in the box?
                b) how many more beads were sold on day 4 than on day 1?

                :nailbite:

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                  babies
                  last edited by

                  Anyone to help me in the questions?


                  1/3 of the amount of money Oliver has is the same as 2/3 of the amount of money Kayla has.
                  a) If Oliver has $60 more than Kayla, how much money does Oliver have?
                  b) If Oliver has $120 more than Kayla, how much money does Oliver have than Kayla?


                  Kamal bought 143 red markers and black markers. After he gave the same number of red markers and black markers, he was left with 3/7 of the red markers and 1/3 of the black markers. How many black markers did he have left?

                  Thanks in advance!

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                    MathIzzzFun
                    last edited by

                    2632parent:
                    Can anyone help me with the following questions,


                    1) A container when 5/6 filled with water weighs 454kg. When it is 1/4 filled with water, it weighs 321kg. What is the mass of the container?

                    Thank you

                    similar questions -
                    When a bucket was 1/7 filled with water, its weight was 5kg. The weight of the bucket was 23kg when water was filled to its brim. What was the weight of the empty bucket?
                    - http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=25121&start=1480


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                    cheers.

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                      MathIzzzFun
                      last edited by

                      babies:
                      Anyone to help me in the questions?


                      1/3 of the amount of money Oliver has is the same as 2/3 of the amount of money Kayla has.
                      a) If Oliver has $60 more than Kayla, how much money does Oliver have?
                      b) If Oliver has $120 more than Kayla, how much money does Oliver have than Kayla?

                      Thanks in advance!
                      Using equal fraction/equalizing numerator method:

                      1/3 of Oliver's money = 2/3 of Kayla's money
                      2/6 of Oliver's money = 2/3 of Kayla's money

                      Oliver's money --> 6 units
                      Kayla's money --> 3 units

                      a) If Oliver has $60 more than Kayla,
                      6 units - 3 units = 3 units --> $60
                      1 unit --> $20

                      Oliver's money --> 6 x $20 = $120

                      b) If Oliver has $120 more than Kayla,
                      6 units - 3 units = 3 units --> $120
                      1 unit --> $40

                      Oliver's money --> 6 x $40 = $ 240

                      cheers.

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                        MathIzzzFun
                        last edited by

                        babies:
                        Anyone to help me in the questions?


                        Kamal bought 143 red markers and black markers. After he gave away the same number of red markers and black markers, he was left with 3/7 of the red markers and 1/3 of the black markers. How many black markers did he have left?

                        Thanks in advance!
                        same number of red and black markers were given away, so

                        4/7 of red markers = 2/3 of black markers
                        4/7 of red markers = 4/6 of black markers

                        red markers --> 7 units
                        black markers --> 6 units
                        Total number of markers --> 13 units

                        13 units --> 143
                        1 unit = 11

                        Number of black markers --> 66
                        Number of black markers left --> 1/3 x 66 = 22

                        cheers.

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