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    Q&A - P3 Math

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    • S Offline
      smartmummy
      last edited by

      Hi peapot!

      yah, as many as means both has equal amount. U can define u means unit.
      Thrice means 3u and u.
      when u draw the model u have to consider the size. eg: if u draw a 2cm lengthy rectangular for 10 marbles then u have to draw 3cm lengthy for 15 marbles.
      cheers!

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        smartmummy
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        Lisa has thrice as much as reena.

        U have to draw two rect.one for Lisa one for reena

        Lisa's Longer and reena's shorter.
        Mark reena's u
        Lisa's 3 boxes as reena's

        L [U][U][U]

        R [U]

        I use iPhone to answer, sorry I can't draw the actual picture.

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          peapot
          last edited by

          Ok, 10s!!!

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            cathycho
            last edited by

            Can someone help me with this question?


            Mr salam haas 17 cats and birds in total. If he counted 44 legs in all, how many birds are there?

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              tianzhu
              last edited by

              cathycho:
              Can someone help me with this question?


              Mr salam haas 17 cats and birds in total. If he counted 44 legs in all, how many birds are there?
              Hi

              The numbers are small.P3 kids may use Guess and Check.

              You may also use “Make a Supposition”

              Assume all were cats, we’ve 17*4 ------ 68

              Cat ----- 4 legs
              Bird ----- 2 legs

              Difference in number of legs between a cat and a bird ------ 2

              68 – 44 ----- 24
              24/2 ------ 12

              12 birds

              (5 cats)

              For more practice, please visit pg 25-27 of this link.

              http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=25121&start=240

              Best wishes

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                fohope
                last edited by

                Hi,

                Kindly help to solve :

                Christine distributed 100 sweets among 5 bags.
                Bag A and Bag B had 52 sweets altogether.
                Bag B and Bag C had 43 sweets altogether.
                Bag C and Bag D had 34 sweets altogether.
                Bag D and Bag E had 30 sweets altogether.
                How many sweets are there in Bag C?

                Thank you in advance.

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                  MathIzzzFun
                  last edited by

                  fohope:
                  Hi,

                  Kindly help to solve :

                  Christine distributed 100 sweets among 5 bags.
                  Bag A and Bag B had 52 sweets altogether.
                  Bag B and Bag C had 43 sweets altogether.
                  Bag C and Bag D had 34 sweets altogether.
                  Bag D and Bag E had 30 sweets altogether.
                  How many sweets are there in Bag C?

                  Thank you in advance.
                  Hi

                  A + B + C + D + E = 100
                  A + B = 52
                  D + E = 30
                  C = 100 - 52 - 30 = 18

                  18 sweets in Bag C.

                  cheers.

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                    HAPPYH
                    last edited by

                    MathIzzzFun:
                    fohope:

                    Hi,

                    Kindly help to solve :

                    Christine distributed 100 sweets among 5 bags.
                    Bag A and Bag B had 52 sweets altogether.
                    Bag B and Bag C had 43 sweets altogether.
                    Bag C and Bag D had 34 sweets altogether.
                    Bag D and Bag E had 30 sweets altogether.
                    How many sweets are there in Bag C?

                    Thank you in advance.

                    Hi

                    A + B + C + D + E = 100
                    A + B = 52
                    D + E = 30
                    C = 100 - 52 - 30 = 18

                    18 sweets in Bag C.

                    cheers.

                    Great. Thank you so much.

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                      ginangly
                      last edited by

                      Hi all,


                      I need help with this qn.

                      Royston is 34 years younger than his father. 6 years ago, his father is 3 times as old as him. How old is Royston’s father now.

                      Thanks.

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                        tianzhu
                        last edited by

                        ginangly:
                        Hi all,


                        I need help with this qn.

                        Royston is 34 years younger than his father. 6 years ago, his father is 3 times as old as him. How old is Royston's father now.

                        Thanks.
                        Hi

                        The difference in age between two people will always remain the same.

                        You may use MD.

                        Consider 6 years ago.

                        Father ----- 3 units
                        Royston ----- 1 unit

                        Royston is 34 years younger than his father.

                        2 units ----- 34
                        1 unit ----- 17

                        6 years ago, his father was 51 years old.

                        Therefore now, he is (51+6) or 57 years old.

                        Best wishes

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