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    Q&A - P4 Math

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      tianzhu
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      Oldschool:
      BTW, since Mr Tan start reading from Page 13, then Page 11 should also be minus away.


      Regards
      Hi

      Thanks, I missed out 11.

      Best wishes

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        shurley197323
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        tianzhu:
        shurley197323:


        (2) Mr Tan start to read a story book from Pade 13 until he completed the whole book. If there were 66 pages altogether, what was the sum of all the no is the odd-no pages he need ?

        Thanks

        Hi

        We want to find the sum of the number of odd pages he read, not the total number of pages in the book.

        Find the sum of the number of odd pages from page 1 to page 79 (13+66) which is equal to 1600 (square of 40)

        From here, minus, the sum of the number of odd pages from page 1 to page 11 (6 pages) which is equal to 36

        The sum -------1600 - 36 ------ 1564

        Best wishes

        Thank you & Sorry, Tianzhu,
        I still can't get ( 1600 ) & (36) ?

        Can help to show me step by step ?

        Thks in advance.

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          tianzhu
          last edited by

          shurley197323:
          [Thank you & Sorry, Tianzhu,

          I still can't get ( 1600 ) & (36) ?

          Can help to show me step by step ?

          Thks in advance.
          Hi

          From 1 to 79, there are 40 number of odd numbers.

          sum of odd numbers from 1 to nth term ------ n*n (n square)

          40*40 ----- 1600

          36 is the sum of odd numbers from 1 to 11 (1+3+5+7+9+11)

          Best wishes

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            Always21
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            Pls help with this


            There are three bottles of beads. The second bottle contains 5/7 of the number of beads in the first bottle. The third bottle contains 1/2 of the number of beads in the second bottle. The difference between the number of beads in the first and third bottle is 27. What is the sum of the beads in the three bottles?

            Really need help

            Thanks in advance.

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              PapayaDad
              last edited by

              A=14u

              B=10u
              C=5u
              Total=29u

              A-C=27
              14u-5u=27
              9u=27
              u=3
              Total=29x3= 87

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                Always21
                last edited by

                PapayaDad:
                A=14u

                B=10u
                C=5u
                Total=29u

                A-C=27
                14u-5u=27
                9u=27
                u=3
                Total=29x3= 87
                Sorry PapayaDad,

                My son does understand how you got the A=14u, B=10u and C=5u

                Sorry to trouble you.

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                  Always21
                  last edited by

                  quekcc:
                  Always21:

                  Pls help with this


                  There are three bottles of beads. The second bottle contains 5/7 of the number of beads in the first bottle. The third bottle contains 1/2 of the number of beads in the second bottle. The difference between the number of beads in the first and third bottle is 27. What is the sum of the beads in the three bottles?

                  Really need help

                  Thanks in advance.

                  One way is

                  the lcm of 2 and 7 is 14.

                  So you can let the number of beads in 2nd bottle be 10 units, then 3rd bottle will be 5 units and 1st bottle will be 14 units.

                  14 - 5 = 9 units = 27 beads, so 1 unit = 3 beads.

                  Sum = 3 x (14 + 10 + 5) = 3 x 29 = 3 x (30 - 1) = 90 -3 = 87.

                  Sorry,
                  My son was asking if there is a way to use model drawing as the one you have are using algebra which they are not taught yet

                  Sorry for the trouble.

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                    Oldschool
                    last edited by

                    Always21:

                    Sorry,
                    My son was asking if there is a way to use model drawing as the one you have are using algebra which they are not taught yet

                    Sorry for the trouble.
                    Hi,

                    http://i40.tinypic.com/335d2ya.jpg\">

                    Regards

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                      Always21
                      last edited by

                      Oldschool:
                      Always21:


                      Sorry,
                      My son was asking if there is a way to use model drawing as the one you have are using algebra which they are not taught yet

                      Sorry for the trouble.

                      Hi,

                      http://i40.tinypic.com/335d2ya.jpg\">

                      Regards

                      Thank you very much. He got it!! Thanks

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                        Always21
                        last edited by

                        Oldschool:
                        Always21:


                        Sorry,
                        My son was asking if there is a way to use model drawing as the one you have are using algebra which they are not taught yet

                        Sorry for the trouble.

                        Hi,

                        http://i40.tinypic.com/335d2ya.jpg\">

                        Regards

                        Thank you very much. He got it!! Thanks

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