Q&A - P5 Math
-
chloecube:
1 2/5 m = 1.4m = 140 cmSiti knitted 1 2/5m of a scarf,on Monday,she knitted 1/4 of the length.on Tuesday, she knitted 45cm more. What fraction of the scarf was knitted altogether?
answer is 4/7.
anyone can help? Thks
1/4 of 140 cm = 35 cm
Total knitted = 35 cm + 45 cm = 80 cm
Fraction of scarf knitted --> 80/140 = 4/7
cheers. -
smartmummy:
Plums --> 20 unitsPls help the following qns - no urgent.Thanks
Q4) There were 20 more pears than plums at a fruit stall.After 1/5 of the pears and 3/10 of the plums were sold, there were 46 pears and plums left.How many plums were left over.
TIA.
Pears --> 20 units + 20
Left:
Plums --> 7/10 x 20 units = 14 units
Pears --> 4/5 x (20 units + 20) = 16 units + 16
Total of 46 pears and plums left, so
14 units + 16 units + 16 = 46
1 unit --> 1
Plums left --> 14
cheers. -
MathIzzzFun:
:thankyou: so much for ur help. Appreciate much!!
Plums --> 20 unitssmartmummy:
Pls help the following qns - no urgent.Thanks
Q4) There were 20 more pears than plums at a fruit stall.After 1/5 of the pears and 3/10 of the plums were sold, there were 46 pears and plums left.How many plums were left over.
TIA.
Pears --> 20 units + 20
Left:
Plums --> 7/10 x 20 units = 14 units
Pears --> 4/5 x (20 units + 20) = 16 units + 16
Total of 46 pears and plums left, so
14 units + 16 units + 16 = 46
1 unit --> 1
Plums left --> 14
cheers.
Why plums---> 20 units, can we assume plums--->10 units, do we find common multiple of 5 & 10?Thanks -
smartmummy:
:thankyou: so much for ur help. Appreciate much!!
Plums --> 20 unitsMathIzzzFun:
[quote=\"smartmummy\"]Pls help the following qns - no urgent.Thanks
Q4) There were 20 more pears than plums at a fruit stall.After 1/5 of the pears and 3/10 of the plums were sold, there were 46 pears and plums left.How many plums were left over.
TIA.
Pears --> 20 units + 20
Left:
Plums --> 7/10 x 20 units = 14 units
Pears --> 4/5 x (20 units + 20) = 16 units + 16
Total of 46 pears and plums left, so
14 units + 16 units + 16 = 46
1 unit --> 1
Plums left --> 14
cheers.
Why plums---> 20 units, can we assume plums--->10 units, do we find common multiple of 5 & 10?Thanks[/quote]yes, you can assume 10 units... I chose 20 units for easier calculation as there are 20 more pears.
cheers. -
MathIzzzFun:
How to find 42u : 35u --- total --> 77u,guess and check for G=G.swimmers + G.non swimmers, B=B.swimmers +B.non swimmers, or any short-cut? :thankyou:
Total girls : boys = 6 : 5 --> 42u : 35u --- total --> 77usmartmummy:
Pls help the following qns - no urgent.Thanks
Q2)The ratio of the number of girls to the number of boys taking part in a swimming assessment was 6:5.The assessment showed that the ratio of the number of girls' swimmers to the number of girls' non-swimmers was 5:2.The ratio of the number of boys' swimmers to the number of boys' non-swimmers was 3:2.
a)What fraction of the children were non-swimmers?
b)If there were 30 more boys' non-swimmers than girls' non-swimmers how many swimmers were there altogether?
TIA.
Boys' swimmers : Boys' non-swimmers = 3 : 2 --> 21u : 14u
Girls' swimmers : Girls's non-swimmers = 5 : 2 --> 30u : 12u
Total number of non-swimmers = 14u + 12u = 26u
a) fraction of the children who are non-swimmers = 26/77
Total number of swimmers --> 21u + 30u = 51u
Boys' non-swimmer --> 14u
Girls' non-swimmer --> 12u
2u --> 30, 1u --> 15
Total number of swimmers --> 51 x 15 = 765
cheers. -
smartmummy:
How to find 42u : 35u --- total --> 77u,guess and check for G=G.swimmers + G.non swimmers, B=B.swimmers +B.non swimmers, or any short-cut? :thankyou:[/quote]G.swimmers + G.non-swimmers = 7, so total number of girls is a multiple of 7
Total girls : boys = 6 : 5 --> 42u : 35u --- total --> 77uMathIzzzFun:
[quote=\"smartmummy\"]Pls help the following qns - no urgent.Thanks
Q2)The ratio of the number of girls to the number of boys taking part in a swimming assessment was 6:5.The assessment showed that the ratio of the number of girls' swimmers to the number of girls' non-swimmers was 5:2.The ratio of the number of boys' swimmers to the number of boys' non-swimmers was 3:2.
a)What fraction of the children were non-swimmers?
b)If there were 30 more boys' non-swimmers than girls' non-swimmers how many swimmers were there altogether?
TIA.
Boys' swimmers : Boys' non-swimmers = 3 : 2 --> 21u : 14u
Girls' swimmers : Girls's non-swimmers = 5 : 2 --> 30u : 12u
Total number of non-swimmers = 14u + 12u = 26u
a) fraction of the children who are non-swimmers = 26/77
Total number of swimmers --> 21u + 30u = 51u
Boys' non-swimmer --> 14u
Girls' non-swimmer --> 12u
2u --> 30, 1u --> 15
Total number of swimmers --> 51 x 15 = 765
cheers.
since total number of girls : total number of boys = 6:5
we multiply by 7 to get --> 42 : 35
cheers. -
OIC,got it.Thanks MathIzzzFun for your explanation,solution and time.
-
MathIzzzFun:
thank you
1 2/5 m = 1.4m = 140 cmchloecube:
Siti knitted 1 2/5m of a scarf,on Monday,she knitted 1/4 of the length.on Tuesday, she knitted 45cm more. What fraction of the scarf was knitted altogether?
answer is 4/7.
anyone can help? Thks
1/4 of 140 cm = 35 cm
Total knitted = 35 cm + 45 cm = 80 cm
Fraction of scarf knitted --> 80/140 = 4/7
cheers.
i mis-read the sentence as she did 45cm more on tue than monday -
pls help
(1)\tW and R collect stamps. If R gives W 15 stamps, he will have the same number of stamps as W. If W gives R 15 stamps, he will have ½ as many stamps as R. How many stamps does each of them have?
(2)\tIn April A,B C and D had a total of $324. In May , the savings of the 4 girls became equal when A’s savings was doubled, B’s savings was reduced by $4, C’s saving remained unchanged and D’s savings was increased by $9. What was B’s and D’s savings in April? -
I need your help to solve this question.
Question:
The ratio of the number of library books in School ABC to the number of library books in School XYZ was 5:4. When 1424 books from School ABC were loaned to School XYZ, the ratio of the number of books in School ABC to the number of books in School XYZ became 13:14.
(a) What fraction of the books in School ABC was loaned to School XYZ ?
(b) How many books were there in School XYZ at first?
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login