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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      tianzhu
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      looking4Tutor:

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      Hi

      1/6 of the figure is shaded.

      1 unit is shaded; this means 2.5 units are distributed to the unshaded area of a triangle.

      Avoid decimals; multiply 2.5 by 2 to get 5.We must also multiply 1 unit by 2.

      So shaded area is now 2 units and unshaded area of 1 triangle is 5 units.

      Fraction of a triangle is shaded ----- 2/7.

      Best wishes

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        tianzhu
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        looking4Tutor:

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        The radius of the biggest circle is 4 times the radius of the shaded circle.

        Assume 1 units for shaded circle as radius, its area is pi*1 -----1pi

        Hence radius of biggest circle ------ Pi*4*4 -----16pi

        Area of 3 shaded smallest circle ----- 3pi

        Fraction of bigger circle shaded ----- 3pi/16pi ------- 3/16.

        Best wishes

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          tianzhu
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          looking4Tutor:

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          A is bigger than B
          So obviously the difference in area is (A-B)

          As in any questions on composite figures, look for familiar shapes.

          Area of rectangle – B + area of small quadrant (r5) + A -------- area of big quadrant.

          A-B -------- area of big quadrant – small quadrant – the area of rectangle

          Area of big quadrant ------ (3.14*100)/4 ------- 78.5

          Area of small quadrant ------ 19.625

          Area of rectangle ----- 5*10 -------50

          A-B ------ 78.5 – 19.625 -50 ------- 8.875

          Best wishes

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            tianzhu
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            looking4Tutor:

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            You may work in percentage or convert into units. It’ll be helpful to draw a MD if you need one.

            Ace ----- 120 units
            Bert -----100 units

            Ace gave 12 units and Bert gave 10 units to Cain.

            When Cain received 22 units from A and B, his share increased by 40%.

            40% --- 22units
            100% ---- 55 units

            Hence his original units is 55 and in the end he had (55+22) or 77 units

            Ace had 108 units in the end.(120-12)

            108 - 77 ------ 31

            31 units ----- 62
            1 unit -----2

            At first, Bert had (100*2) or 200 books.

            Best wishes

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              Fairy Best Freinds
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              Jerry bought four times as many pencils as notebooks and spent a total of $21.60. He spent $2.40 more on the notebooks than the pencils. Given that a notebook costs $3.20 more than a pencil, find the cost of a pencil.


              Thank you.

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                Fairy Best Freinds
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                At first, Ravi had $22 more than Vincent. He gave 40% of his money to Vincent. Vincent then gave 25% of his money to Ravi. In the end, Vincent had $68 more than Ravi. How much did Vincent give Ravi?


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                  looking4Tutor:

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                  360 degrees ------ 5400
                  1 degree ------ 15

                  Shopping + airfare -----360 –(160+90) -----110
                  Airfare ----- 60%
                  Shopping ------ 50%

                  Amount spent on hotel and meals ------ 250 degrees ------- 3750

                  Amount spent on shopping ------ 50 degrees ------- 750

                  Best wishes

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                    looking4Tutor:
                    I have a long list of questions :oops: -


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                    TIA
                    Hi

                    alternate approach ..

                    Figure 1 = 3 = 2 x 2 -1 = (1+1)^2 -1
                    Figure 2 = 8 = 3 x 3 -1 = (2+1)^2 -1
                    Figure 3 = 15 = 4 x 4 -1 = (3+1)^2 -1

                    Figure N = (N+1)^2 -1 = C (number of circles)
                    N= sqrt(C+1) -1

                    a) Figure 7 = (7+1)^2 -1 = 63
                    b) Figure 80 = (80+1)^2 - 1= 6560
                    c) Number of circles = 4355, sqrt(4355+1)-1 = 65
                    Figure 65 has 4355 circles.

                    cheers.

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                      tianzhu
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                      Fairy Best Freinds:
                      Jerry bought four times as many pencils as notebooks and spent a total of $21.60. He spent $2.40 more on the notebooks than the pencils. Given that a notebook costs $3.20 more than a pencil, find the cost of a pencil.


                      Thank you.
                      Hi

                      You may use MD for this question.

                      Sorry no time to draw now, but there are some examples in previous posts.

                      NB ----- 12
                      Pencils ----- 9.6

                      9.6/4 ------ 2.4

                      12 – 2.4 ----- 9.6

                      A notebook costs $3.20 more than a pencil.
                      9.6/3.2 ----- 3

                      There are 3 NB, therefore 12 pencils.

                      Cost per pencil ----- 9.6/12 ------ 80 cents.

                      Best wishes

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                        tianzhu
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                        looking4Tutor:

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                        Hi

                        For 6 minutes, water filled by Tap A and Tap B ------ (10.2+4.5) *6 ------- 88.2

                        Tap B turned off and Tap C turned on

                        Difference in flow rate between Tap A and Tap C ------ 10.2 – 3.5 ---- 6.7

                        322.7 – 88.2 ------ 234.5

                        234.5/6.7 ------- 35

                        Best wishes

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