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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      Steadyberry
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      Hi


      8 similar packets of sweets were shared equally among 37 pupils. When another similar packet of sweet was given out, each pupil received 7 more sweets. How many sweets were given out altogether? The answer given is 2331. Can someone pls explain, show workings and/or draw models on how to get 2331. Thanks in advance.

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        mother777
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        Ok here goes simple working, don’t know how to upload drawing


        Total pupils–> 37
        One extra packet shared–> 7 sweets for each pupil
        Total sweets in 1 packet–> 37 x 7 = 259

        Total packets –> 8+ 1 =9
        Total sweets –> 9 x 259 = 2331

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          Steadyberry
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          Hi mother777


          Thx for yr explanation. I get it now.

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            GreenQ
            last edited by

            Sorry dear parents, need solution for the question below.


            Draw diagrams / Guess and Check.

            There are 8 goats and ducks altogether.
            Some had 2 legs and some had 4 legs.
            The animals have 20 legs in all.
            How many goats are there?

            Thanks.

            P/s: The sch teacher said to get as less as possible for the number of goats.

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              catddy2002
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              GreenQ:
              Sorry dear parents, need solution for the question below.


              Draw diagrams / Guess and Check.

              There are 8 goats and ducks altogether.
              Some had 2 legs and some had 4 legs.
              The animals have 20 legs in all.
              How many goats are there?

              Thanks.

              P/s: The sch teacher said to get as less as possible for the number of goats.

              Hi,

              This is my format.
              Not sure whether your child need to follow his/her teacher's format.

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                catddy2002
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                Sorry, missed out the picture!

                Here you are.

                http://i48.tinypic.com/351iomc.jpg\">

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                  GreenQ
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                  Great! Thanks for your prompt reply... :love: :thankyou:

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                    Maths Olympiad Tutor
                    last edited by

                    quekcc:
                    GreenQ:

                    Sorry dear parents, need solution for the question below.


                    Draw diagrams / Guess and Check.

                    There are 8 goats and ducks altogether.
                    Some had 2 legs and some had 4 legs.
                    The animals have 20 legs in all.
                    How many goats are there?

                    Thanks.

                    P/s: The sch teacher said to get as less as possible for the number of goats.

                    Draw diagram.

                    http://i46.tinypic.com/2njysuq.png\">

                    When we assume there are 8 goats, there will be 32 legs, 12 more than what is mentioned.

                    A goat has 2 more legs than a duck.

                    Since there are 12 extra legs, there must be 12 / 2 = 6 ducks.

                    8 - 6 = 2 goats.

                    😄

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                      mother777
                      last edited by

                      Ok here goes my method…


                      There are 8 goats and ducks altogether.
                      Some had 2 legs and some had 4 legs.
                      The animals have 20 legs in all.
                      How many goats are there?

                      Answer…
                      Assume all are ducks…
                      each duck–>2 legs
                      If 8 ducks, total legs–>8 x 2 = 16
                      balance legs–>20-16 = 4
                      these extra legs are from goats.
                      each goat 2 extra leg.
                      so number of goat–>4/2 = 2

                      Goat–>2
                      duck–>8-2 = 6…

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                        GreenQ
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                        Thanks and appreciate all for yours replies! :thankyou:

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