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    Q&A - P4 Math

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    • M Offline
      Michaelia0816
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      But also thank you andaiz

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        Andaiz
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        MathIzzzFun:
        Tresille:

        Hi, need your assistance.


        John has a total of 20 apples and pears. If he exchanges every pear for 2 apples, she will have 28 apples. How many apples and pears does he have? Can we use model drawing to solve this qn?

        Hi

        using model drawing...

        http://i39.tinypic.com/2dbw8km.jpg\">

        cheers.

        This is an amazing method...thanks, MathIzzzFun!

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          Andaiz
          last edited by

          Michaelia0816:
          But also thank you andaiz

          you're welcome...we are all here to learn :rahrah:

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            ozora
            last edited by

            need help:

            1)2 similar shirts cost $26 more than 3 pairs of shoes. If their total cost is $158. find the cost of 1 shirt.

            2) shop A had 164 more customers than shop B.
            after 1/4 of the customers in shop A went to shop B. there were 48 more customers in shop B than shop A.
            How many customers were there in shop A and shop B now?

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              tianzhu
              last edited by

              ozora:
              need help:

              1)2 similar shirts cost $26 more than 3 pairs of shoes. If their total cost is $158. find the cost of 1 shirt.

              2) shop A had 164 more customers than shop B.
              after 1/4 of the customers in shop A went to shop B. there were 48 more customers in shop B than shop A.
              How many customers were there in shop A and shop B now?
              Hi

              Good Morning.

              2 shirts ------- 3 shoes + 26

              3 shoes + 26 + 3 shoes ----- 158

              6 shoes ------- 132
              3 shoes -------- 66

              2 shirts ------- 66 + 26 -------- 92

              1 shirt ------- 46

              At first
              Shop A ------- 4 units + 164
              Shop B ------- 4 units

              In the end
              Shop A ------- 3 units + 123
              Shop B ------- 5 units + 41

              3 units + 123 + 48 ------- 5 units + 41
              1 unit ------ 65

              Shop A ------- 3*65 + 123 ------- 318
              Shop B ------- 5*65 + 41 ------- 366

              Best wishes

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              • C Offline
                Charnic
                last edited by

                Kindly advise for the 1st equation :


                2 shirts + 3 shoes + 26 = 158
                Knowing that 3 shoes cost $66, why is shirt not $46 but $33

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  CNS:
                  Kindly advise for the 1st equation :


                  2 shirts + 3 shoes + 26 = 158
                  Knowing that 3 shoes cost $66, why is shirt not $46 but $33
                  Hi

                  Good Morning

                  As shown in the earlier post, 1 shirt ------- 46

                  Best wishes

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                    BigDevil
                    last edited by

                    CNS:
                    Kindly advise for the 1st equation :


                    2 shirts + 3 shoes + 26 = 158
                    Knowing that 3 shoes cost $66, why is shirt not $46 but $33
                    Your equation is wrong.

                    It should be

                    2 shirts + 3 shoes = 158

                    or

                    (3 shoes + 26) + 3 shoes = 158

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                      ozora
                      last edited by

                      tianzhu:
                      ozora:

                      need help:

                      1)2 similar shirts cost $26 more than 3 pairs of shoes. If their total cost is $158. find the cost of 1 shirt.

                      2) shop A had 164 more customers than shop B.
                      after 1/4 of the customers in shop A went to shop B. there were 48 more customers in shop B than shop A.
                      How many customers were there in shop A and shop B now?

                      Hi

                      Good Morning.

                      2 shirts ------- 3 shoes + 26

                      3 shoes + 26 + 3 shoes ----- 158

                      6 shoes ------- 132
                      3 shoes -------- 66

                      2 shirts ------- 66 + 26 -------- 92

                      1 shirt ------- 46

                      At first
                      Shop A ------- 4 units + 164
                      Shop B ------- 4 units

                      In the end
                      Shop A ------- 3 units + 123
                      Shop B ------- 5 units + 41

                      3 units + 123 + 48 ------- 5 units + 41
                      1 unit ------ 65

                      Shop A ------- 3*65 + 123 ------- 318
                      Shop B ------- 5*65 + 41 ------- 366

                      Best wishes

                      thanks
                      . for question no 2: i can't solve it unless using algebra
                      any possible methods? I got the answer684

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                        atutor2001
                        last edited by

                        ozora:
                        need help:

                        1)2 similar shirts cost $26 more than 3 pairs of shoes. If their total cost is $158. find the cost of 1 shirt.

                        2) shop A had 164 more customers than shop B.
                        after 1/4 of the customers in shop A went to shop B. there were 48 more customers in shop B than shop A.
                        How many customers were there in shop A and shop B now?
                        Algebra is the easier way. Anyway, if you wish to solve it using logical thinking, a possible way is as follows :

                        A is 164 more than B.
                        To make A and B equal, 164/2 = 82 must move from A to B
                        To make B more than A by 48, another 48/2 = 24 must move from A to B
                        (common mistake is in forgetting to divide by 2)

                        So a total of 82 + 24 = 106 must move from A to B so that B will be 48 more than A.

                        This 106 is 1/4 of the original number in A.

                        So the original number in A is 4 quarters, that is 106 x 4 = 424
                        So the original number in B is 424 - 164 = 260

                        The number in A now is 424 - 106 = 318
                        or
                        The number in A now is 3/4 of the original 3/4 x 424 = 318

                        The number in B now is 260 + 106 = 366

                        Personally I don't recommended this way to solve. Too much thinking needed.

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