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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • J Offline
      jieheng
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      5/9 (the mass of flour she left after she use 4/9 for pizza)


      5/7 (the mass of flour she left after she use 2/7 for cake)


      The mass of the packet of flour that she left is

      =5/9 * 5/7 * 2

      =0.79 kg

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        shurley197323
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        Pls help.

        1) Ms Lam wants to give some sweets to her pupils. If she gives 7 sweets to each pupil, she will have 380 sweets left. If she gives 15 sweets to each pupils ,she will have 76 sweets left.
        (a) How many pupils are there ?
        (b) How many sweets does Miss Lam have?

        (Not allow to use guess & check methods)

        (2) Sue bought an equal no of oranges & pears. Oranges cost 7 for $2 and pears cost 5 for $3. She paid $33 more for pears than oranges.
        (a) How much did Sophia pay?
        (b) How many oranges and pears did she buy altogether?

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          jieheng
          last edited by

          Q1


          a)

          The difference between the sweets = 380 - 76 = 304

          Extra sweets for each pupil = 15 - 7 = 8

          No. of pupils = 304 / 8 = 38 (Ans)

          b)


          No. of sweets that Miss Lam has = 38 * 7 + 380 = 646 (Ans)

          OR

          No. of sweets that Miss Lam has = 38 * 15 + 76 = 646 (Ans)

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            jieheng
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            Q2


            One set of equal no of oranges and pears = 7 * 5 = 35

            Cost of 35 oranges = 35 / 7 * 2 = $ 10

            Cost of 35 pears = 35 / 5 * 3 = $ 21

            The difference between one set of fruits = 21 - 10 = $ 11

            Given she paid $ 33 more for pears than oranges

            No. of sets of fruits = 33 / 11 = 3

            a) She paid = 3 * ( 10 + 21) = $ 93 (Ans)

            b) No. of oranges and pears she bought = 3 * (35 + 35) = 210 (Ans)

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              shurley197323
              last edited by

              Thanks jieheng. Don’t mind 1 more question.

              2/5 of the counters in a box were red and tge rest were blue.
              After putting 48 blue counters in the box, 3/4 of the counters were blue. How many counters were in the box at first?

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                jieheng
                last edited by

                At First

                Red Blue
                2u 3u

                + 48counters

                New Ratio 1u 3u
                Change to 2u 6u
                (There is no change in the no. of Red counters)


                Different in the ratio of after and before for blue counters = 6u - 3u =3u
                3u----->48

                1u----->16

                No. of counters at first = 5 u = 5 * 16 = 80 (Ans)

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                  shurley197323
                  last edited by

                  jieheng:
                  At First

                  Red Blue
                  2u 3u

                  + 48counters

                  New Ratio 1u 3u
                  Change to 2u 6u
                  (There is no change in the no. of Red counters)


                  Different in the ratio of after and before for blue counters = 6u - 3u =3u
                  3u----->48

                  1u----->16

                  No. of counters at first = 5 u = 5 * 16 = 80 (Ans)

                  Hi.sorry .My kid had not learn ratio yet. Got other solution?

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                    jieheng
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                    At First ,


                    Red [][]

                    Blue [][][]

                    After ,

                    Red [][]

                    Blue [][][] + 48

                    Red is 1/4 , Blue is 3/4

                    Red * 3 = Blue

                    [][] [][] [][] = [][][] + 48

                    [][][] = 48

                    [] = 16

                    At First ,

                    There are [][][]][] = 5 * 16 = 80 counters (Ans)





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                      shurley197323
                      last edited by

                      Thanks, thnaks jieheng, hope you won’t feel frustrated to answer so many questions.

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                        jieheng
                        last edited by

                        shurley197323:
                        Thanks, thnaks jieheng, hope you won't feel frustrated to answer so many questions.

                        Hi ,

                        You are welcome.

                        No problem.

                        Regards,

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