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    Q&A - P5 Math

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      The Right Equation
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      doraemo:
      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?
      1st, draw the model for R having 2 small units (of 15 stamps each) more than W.

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        PapayaDad
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        need to draw model ; R=105 ; w=75

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          doraemo
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          got it…

          thank you, smartmummy,The Right Equation & papayaDad.

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            carol73
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            hi, please help on the below questions


            1) Jamie spent $6 less than 4/7 of her money on a dress. She spent $6 more than 1/2 of ther remaining amount of money on a blouse. If she had $24left, how much money did she have at first

            2) Ramesh and Dominic shared a total sum of $510. After Ramesh spent 2/3 of his money and Dominic spent 1/4 of his money, Dominic had twice as much money left as Ramesh. Find the amount of money Ramesh had at first?

            3)Ali, Betty and Catty had 98 stickers altogether. After Ali gave away 5 stickers, Betty doubled her stickers and Catty bought 3 more stickers, the ratio of the stickers of Ali, Betty and Catty became 1:4:5 respectively. How many stickers did each of them have at first

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              The area of a rectangle is 180 cm square. The ratio of its length to its breadth is 5:1. What is its breadth?


              I dont understand the school’s solution. Hoping that somebody can offer alternative solution or a clearer explanation. tks.

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                Oracle
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                Need help on this Q please:


                Mr Chua has a class of less than 40 pupils. He gave all the pupils in his class some jellybeans. If he gave 5 jellybeans to each pupil, he would have 2 jellybeans left. If he gave 4 jellybeans to each pupil, he would have 38 jellybeans left.

                (a) How many pupils were there in his class?
                (b) How many jellybeans did Mr Chua have?

                Thank you very much.

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                  PapayaDad
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                  2) Ramesh and Dominic shared a total sum of $510. After Ramesh spent 2/3 of his money and Dominic spent 1/4 of his money, Dominic had twice as much money left as Ramesh. Find the amount of money Ramesh had at first?


                  D at first have 8u
                  spent 1/4 ; left 6u

                  R is left with half of D ie… 3u
                  R at first have 9u

                  At first
                  D=8u
                  R=9u
                  total = 17u =510
                  u = 30

                  D=8x30=240
                  R=9x30 =270


                  [uuuuuu] ; [uu] => Dominic 8 units spent 2 units left 6 units
                  [uuu] ; [uuuuuu] => Ramesh 9 units spent 6 units left 3units

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                    PapayaDad
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                    Need help on this Q please:


                    Mr Chua has a class of less than 40 pupils. He gave all the pupils in his class some jellybeans. If he gave 5 jellybeans to each pupil, he would have 2 jellybeans left. If he gave 4 jellybeans to each pupil, he would have 38 jellybeans left.

                    (a) How many pupils were there in his class?
                    (b) How many jellybeans did Mr Chua have?

                    he gave 4 jellybeans to each pupil, he would have 38 jellybeans left.
                    this 38 leftover can still be distributed to the class and there will be 2 left over
                    38-2=36 pupils.

                    jellybeans = 36 x 5 + 2 = 180 + 2 = 182

                    check 36 x 4 = 144
                    182 - 144 = 38 correct

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                      chloecube
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                      Rose n Mary have some stamps, if rose give Mary 15 stamps, Mary will have thrice as many stamps as rose. If mary give rose 15 stamps, rose will have twice as many stamps as mary.how many stamps does each of them have.


                      is there somethig wrong with the question? i cannot seem to get the model out of Rose and Mary :scratchhead:

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                        PapayaDad
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                        3)Ali, Betty and Catty had 98 stickers altogether. After Ali gave away 5 stickers, Betty doubled her stickers and Catty bought 3 more stickers, the ratio of the stickers of Ali, Betty and Catty became 1:4:5 respectively. How many stickers did each of them have at first


                        1p:4p:5p

                        work backwards will get
                        1p+5 ; 2p ; 5p-3

                        1p+5+2p+5p-3 = 98
                        8p+2=98
                        8p=96
                        p=12

                        at first
                        A=1p+5=12+5=17
                        B=2p=24
                        C=5p-3=57

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