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    Q&A - P5 Math

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      Winx5015
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        tianzhu
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        Hi


        a+b+d+f ---------360 (sum of interior angles in a 4 sided figure)

        c+e+g -------180 (triangle)

        a+b+c+d+e+f+g ------ 540

        Divide the 6 sided figure (blue) into 4 triangles.

        u+v+w+x+y+z --------4*180 -------720

        Best wishes

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          Essential
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          Hi, need some help to solve this question.

          The ration of Ben’s cards to Benny’s cards was 3:4 After Ben bought another 9 cards and Benny lost 18 cards , the ration became 3:2. Find the total number of cards Ben and Benny had at first.

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            Essential
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            Mathizzfun, could you help me with this question?

            Rosie, sandy and Tabby shared a box of cards. Rosie took 1/5 of th total number of cards and another 12 cards. Sandy took 50% of the remaining cards in the box another 13 cards . Tabby took the last 27 cards in the box. How many cards were there in the box at first?

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              MathIzzzFun
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              Essential:
              Mathizzfun, could you help me with this question?

              Rosie, sandy and Tabby shared a box of cards. Rosie took 1/5 of th total number of cards and another 12 cards. Sandy took 50% of the remaining cards in the box another 13 cards . Tabby took the last 27 cards in the box. How many cards were there in the box at first?
              Hi

              work backwards..

              13+27 = 40 = 50% of remaining cards ,
              remaining cards after Rosie took = 2 x 40 = 80
              80 + 12 = 4/5 of total number of cards =92
              Total number of cards in the box = 5/4 x 92 = 115

              cheers.

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                MathIzzzFun
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                Essential:
                Hi, need some help to solve this question.

                The ration of Ben's cards to Benny's cards was 3:4 After Ben bought another 9 cards and Benny lost 18 cards , the ration became 3:2. Find the total number of cards Ben and Benny had at first.
                Hi

                At first, Ben : Benny = 3u : 4u

                After Ben bought another 9 cards and Benny lost 18,
                Ben : Benny = 3u + 9 : 4u - 18 = 3 : 2

                Cross multiply-
                2(3u+9) = 3(4u-18)
                6u + 18 = 12u - 54
                6u = 72, 1u = 12

                3u = 36, 4u = 48. Ben had 36 cards and Benny had 48 cards at first.

                cheers.

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                  Essential
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                  Hi MathIzzfun, thank you so much for your replied.

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                    MathIzzzFun
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                    Essential:
                    Hi MathIzzfun, thank you so much for your replied.

                    u r welcome 😄

                    cheers.

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                      Superbugs
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                      MGS SA2 2011


                      Q26
                      Jerry had some beads. He can divide them equally into 2, 5 or 7 groups. What was the max. number of beads that he had if he had less than 250 beads?

                      Q29
                      The figure below has a perimeter of 36cm. It is made up of 9 identical triangles. What is the increase in the perimeter of the figure when a row of triangles is added to the base?
                      Regret that I do not know how to incorporate the figure here.
                      My solution: 36/9= 4cm
                      Increase triangles = 9 - 4base, 2 sides
                      Hence 6x4=24cm
                      However answer is only 12cm?

                      Pls help!

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                        tianzhu
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                        Superbugs:
                        MGS SA2 2011

                        Q26
                        Jerry had some beads. He can divide them equally into 2, 5 or 7 groups. What was the max. number of beads that he had if he had less than 250 beads?
                        Hi

                        For Q26, find the common multiple of 2, 5 and 7 closest to 250, the answer is 210.

                        A common method used in primary maths is “Systematic Listing”

                        A faster way to find the lowest multiple of 70 and multiply by 3.

                        Best wishes

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