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    Q&A - P5 Math

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    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
      MathIzzzFun
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      blueymum:
      Thanks 🙂


      Just to check how did you derive 35u:45u ?

      Appreciate your help.
      Hi
      u r welcome 😄

      Sam + Andy --> 7 + 9 = 16
      Ken's salary : Sam + Andy --> 1: 5
      So, need to make Sam + Andy a multiple of 5 and the lowest common multiple of 16 & 5 is 80 ie 16 x 5

      cheers.

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      • B Offline
        blueymum
        last edited by

        Thanks so much.


        Was trying this:
        Pam’s savings was 3/7 of Mary’s savings.
        Jan’s savings was 2/5 of the total savings of the three children.
        Pam and Mary have $240 more than jan.
        How much is pam’s savings?

        P:S —> 3:7
        J: P+ S—> 2:4

        Is this right? And how do I do the next step?

        Thanks !!

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        • S Offline
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          last edited by

          Hi blueymum,


          HTH…

          Pam's savings was 3/7 of Mary's savings. Jan's savings was 2/5 of the total savings of the three children. Pam and Mary have $240 more than Jan. How much is pam's savings?

          Pam's savings was 3/7 of Mary's savings
          Pam : Mary
          3 : 7
          9U : 21U (total 30 Units)

          Jan's savings was 2/5 of the total savings of the three children.
          Jan : Pam + Mary
          2 : 3
          20U : 30U

          Jan : Pam : Mary
          20 : 9 : 21

          Given Pam and Mary have $240 more than Jan.
          30U – 20U = 240
          10U = 240
          1U = 24

          Pam have 9 units
          9 x 24 = 216

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          • H Offline
            happyheart
            last edited by

            Need help with these 3 questions. Thanks in advance.


            Q1. The cost of a pair of soccer boots and a tshirt is $175. The cost of the tshirt and a cap is $64. The cost of the pair of soccer boots is 4 times the cost of the cap. How much more does the pair of soccer boots cost than the tshirt?
            Ans: $121

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            • H Offline
              happyheart
              last edited by

              Q2.

              A pet farm had the same number of kittens, puppies and rabbits at first. After 35 kittens, some puppies and rabbits were sold, there were 65 animals left. There were thrice as many rabbits as puppies left. There were 26 fewer kittens left than the rabbits left. How many rabbits and puppies were sold?
              Ans: 44

              Pls help, thanks!

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                happyheart
                last edited by

                Q3:

                Kassim had 3 times as many stamps as Peiling. Leonard had 82 stamps more than Peiling. Kassim then sold 106 of his stamps and Leonard bought another 50 stamps. Kassim and Leonard had an equal number of stamps in the end.

                a) How many more stamps did Kassim have than Peiling in the end?
                Ans:132

                b) How many stamps did the three of them have altogether in the end?
                Ans: 621

                In MD, I always have problem determining where to place the give away number and the additional bought. Appreciate your help pls.

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                • S Offline
                  small
                  last edited by

                  happyheart:
                  Need help with these 3 questions. Thanks in advance.


                  Q1. The cost of a pair of soccer boots and a tshirt is $175. The cost of the tshirt and a cap is $64. The cost of the pair of soccer boots is 4 times the cost of the cap. How much more does the pair of soccer boots cost than the tshirt?
                  Ans: $121
                  Hi happyheart,

                  HTH for Q1

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                  • T Offline
                    tianzhu
                    last edited by

                    happyheart:
                    Q2.

                    A pet farm had the same number of kittens, puppies and rabbits at first. After 35 kittens, some puppies and rabbits were sold, there were 65 animals left. There were thrice as many rabbits as puppies left. There were 26 fewer kittens left than the rabbits left. How many rabbits and puppies were sold?
                    Ans: 44

                    Pls help, thanks!
                    Hi

                    You may use MD.

                    In the end, the number of animals left is:

                    Rabbits ----- 3 units
                    Puppies ----- 1 unit
                    Kittens ------ 3 units – 26

                    7 units ------ 65+26 ------91
                    1 unit ------ 13

                    Number of rabbits left ------ 3*13 ------ 39
                    Number of puppies left ------- 13

                    Number of kittens at first ------ 13+35 ------- 48

                    Number of rabbits sold ------ 48 – 39 ------ 9
                    Number of puppies sold ------- 48 – 13 ------ 35

                    The answer is (35+9) or 44

                    Best wishes

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                      tianzhu
                      last edited by

                      happyheart:
                      Q3:

                      Kassim had 3 times as many stamps as Peiling. Leonard had 82 stamps more than Peiling. Kassim then sold 106 of his stamps and Leonard bought another 50 stamps. Kassim and Leonard had an equal number of stamps in the end.

                      a) How many more stamps did Kassim have than Peiling in the end?
                      Ans:132

                      b) How many stamps did the three of them have altogether in the end?
                      Ans: 621

                      In MD, I always have problem determining where to place the give away number and the additional bought. Appreciate your help pls.
                      Hi

                      Due to time constraints. I’ll give some pointers instead of drawing MD.

                      1)Draw 3 boxes to show Kassim’s stamps.

                      2)Draw 1 box to show Pei Ling’s stamps

                      3)Draw I box + 82 to show Leonard’s stamps.

                      4)Move 106 from end of the third box and draw a vertical line to cut all 3 MD.

                      5)Add 50 to Leonard(1 box+82) to touch vertical line drawn in (4)

                      6) Now we can see 2 units ------ 82+50+106 ----- 238
                      1 unit ------ 119

                      In the end

                      Kassim ------- (3*119) – 106 ------ 251 stamps left
                      Pei Ling ------- 119

                      251 – 119 ------ 132

                      In the end

                      Kassim ------- 251
                      Leonard ------ 251
                      PL ------- 119

                      Total number of stamps -------- 621

                      Best wishes

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                        small
                        last edited by

                        happyheart:
                        Q2.

                        A pet farm had the same number of kittens, puppies and rabbits at first. After 35 kittens, some puppies and rabbits were sold, there were 65 animals left. There were thrice as many rabbits as puppies left. There were 26 fewer kittens left than the rabbits left. How many rabbits and puppies were sold?
                        Ans: 44

                        Pls help, thanks!
                        Hi happyheart,

                        HTH, solution for Q2

                        In the end
                        Rabbits : Puppies : Kittens
                        3U : 1U : 3U - 26

                        Given that in the end, there were 65 animals left:

                        7U – 26 = 65
                        7U = 91
                        1U = 13

                        Number of Rabbit and puppies left in the end ------ 4 Units = 52


                        At first
                        Kittens ----- (3U – 26)+35
                        = 39 – 26 + 35
                        = 48

                        Number of Rabbits and Puppies at first ----- 48 + 48 =96

                        96 – 52 = 44

                        44 rabbits and puppies were sold.

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