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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • A Offline
      Andrew Lee
      last edited by

      P6ians:
      Hi

      Q.1:
      1h 30min--1.5h
      1.5hx90=135km
      135+25=160km
      160km/(4-1.5)=64km/h
      64x4h=256km(answer)
      Q.2:(in this question,total remains the same)
      Before. After
      D:B. D:B
      4:5.|9u 10:17|27u
      12:15|27u
      12u-10u=2u
      2u----(100/2)
      15u---$375(answer) 😄
      Thank you so much :rahrah:

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        Yvonne Tan
        last edited by

        Nanyang prelim 2011

        Ali and Ben started jogging from Park X to Park Y at the same time. Ali jogged at an average speed of 7.5km/h while Ben jogged at an average speed of 4.5km/h. After jogging for 1.2h, Ali decided to turn back and jog towards Ben. Ali met Ben at point Z which was halfway btw Park X and Park Y. Ali and Ben then continued their jog together towards Park Y at an average speed of 4.5km/ h. What was the distance between park X and park Y.

        Age problem

        When Kok’s age was twice as Bala’s age, Mike’s age was 30. When Mike’s age was twice Kok’s age, Bala’s age was 21. Given that Mike was the oldest among the three persons, find Bala’s age when Mike was 62 years old. Thanks.

        Thanks.

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        • A Offline
          Andrew Lee
          last edited by

          P6ians:
          Hi

          Q.1:
          1h 30min--1.5h
          1.5hx90=135km
          135+25=160km
          160km/(4-1.5)=64km/h
          64x4h=256km(answer)
          Q.2:(in this question,total remains the same)
          Before. After
          D:B. D:B
          4:5.|9u 10:17|27u
          12:15|27u
          12u-10u=2u
          2u----(100/2)
          15u---$375(answer) 😄
          Sorry, for Q2, the question asking how many notes? not how much... :oops:

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          • MathIzzzFunM Offline
            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            Muku:
            MathIzzzFun:

            [quote=\"Andrew Lee\"]

            Hello, can help me solve this headpain sch question ? 😓
            http://i53.tinypic.com/2s6sjmp.jpg\">

            Hi

            You can use MD as done for a similar question - http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5679183503/in/photostream

            or we can also use \"units\" & \"parts\" ie simultaneous equations/algebra...

            X = 6 units
            Y = 9 parts
            Shaded = 1/2 X + 1/3 Y = 3 units + 3 parts

            X+Y = 3/4 C, C = 4/3 (X+Y) = 8 units + 12 parts ...(eq 1)

            3/10 C is shaded, so 3 units + 3 parts = 3/10 C
            C = 10 units + 10 parts = 8 units + 12 parts (from eq 1)
            so 1 unit = 1 part

            X : Y = 6 units : 9 parts = 6 units : 9 units = 2 : 3

            cheers.

            Hi hi,

            For your second equation, \"3/10 C is shaded, so 3 units + 3 parts = 3/10 C\", it doesn't look correct to me. Looks more like 3 parts = 3/10C. The 3 units is not part of circle Z.

            I can't seem to get a logical answer. Can help reconfirm if there's anything wrong with this sum?

            Thanks![/quote]Hi

            Oops... I was in a rush and I forgot to add the \"modified\" diagram - I have swapped Y and Z in the original diagram.

            With Y and Z as is, we will end up with an illogical relation between 1 unit and 1 part.

            cheers.

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            • A Offline
              Andrew Lee
              last edited by

              Andrew Lee:
              P6ians:

              Hi

              Q.1:
              1h 30min--1.5h
              1.5hx90=135km
              135+25=160km
              160km/(4-1.5)=64km/h
              64x4h=256km(answer)
              Q.2:(in this question,total remains the same)
              Before. After
              D:B. D:B
              4:5.|9u 10:17|27u
              12:15|27u
              12u-10u=2u
              2u----(100/2)
              15u---$375(answer) 😄

              Sorry, for Q2, the question asking how many notes? not how much... :oops:

              Hi MathizzFun, can you show me your \"modifed digram\"? tks

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              • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                MathIzzzFun
                last edited by

                Andrew Lee:
                MathIzzzFun:

                [quote=\"Andrew Lee\"]

                Hello, can help me solve this headpain sch question ? 😓
                http://i53.tinypic.com/2s6sjmp.jpg\">

                Hi

                You can use MD as done for a similar question - http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5679183503/in/photostream

                or we can also use \"units\" & \"parts\" ie simultaneous equations/algebra...

                X = 6 units
                Y = 9 parts
                Shaded = 1/2 X + 1/3 Y = 3 units + 3 parts

                X+Y = 3/4 C, C = 4/3 (X+Y) = 8 units + 12 parts ...(eq 1)

                3/10 C is shaded, so 3 units + 3 parts = 3/10 C
                C = 10 units + 10 parts = 8 units + 12 parts (from eq 1)
                so 1 unit = 1 part

                X : Y = 6 units : 9 parts = 6 units : 9 units = 2 : 3

                cheers.

                Thank you so much :imcool:[/quote]u r welcome.. pls note that the solution was worked with Y & Z swapped in the diagram, otherwise it is not possible to get a sensible answer - can you the diagram to confirm that Y & Z is as indicated or it should be swapped?

                cheers.

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                • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                  MathIzzzFun
                  last edited by

                  Andrew Lee:
                  Andrew Lee:

                  [quote=\"P6ians\"]Hi

                  Q.1:
                  1h 30min--1.5h
                  1.5hx90=135km
                  135+25=160km
                  160km/(4-1.5)=64km/h
                  64x4h=256km(answer)
                  Q.2:(in this question,total remains the same)
                  Before. After
                  D:B. D:B
                  4:5.|9u 10:17|27u
                  12:15|27u
                  12u-10u=2u
                  2u----(100/2)
                  15u---$375(answer) 😄

                  Sorry, for Q2, the question asking how many notes? not how much... :oops:

                  Hi MathizzFun, can you show me your \"modifed digram\"? tks[/quote]http://i52.tinypic.com/2mmcu4i.jpg\">

                  cheers.

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                  • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                    MathIzzzFun
                    last edited by

                    ozora:
                    Need help.Jim has 3 cubicle tanks of different sizes. The length of Tank A is twice the length of Tank B and the length of Tank B is twice the length of Tank C. Jim filled 20% of Tank A,35%of Tank B and 40% of Tank C with water at first. He then poured all the water from Tank B and Tank C into Tank A. What percentage of Tank A is filled with water now? Can you please solve this question?

                    Hi

                    To remove any ambiguity, \"length\" should be changed to \"volume\". Otherwise, it has to be assumed that all the tanks have same base area.

                    Tank A : Tank B : Tank C = 4u : 2u : 1u
                    water in Tank A = 0.2 x 4u = 0.8u
                    water in Tank B = 0.35 x 2u = 0.7u
                    water in Tank C = 0.4 x 1u = 0.4u
                    In the end, water in Tank A = 0.8u + 0.7u + 0.4u = 1.9u

                    1.9u /4u x 100% = 47.5% of Tank A will be filled with water.

                    cheers.

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                    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                      MathIzzzFun
                      last edited by

                      Yvonne Tan:
                      Nanyang prelim 2011

                      Ali and Ben started jogging from Park X to Park Y at the same time. Ali jogged at an average speed of 7.5km/h while Ben jogged at an average speed of 4.5km/h. After jogging for 1.2h, Ali decided to turn back and jog towards Ben. Ali met Ben at point Z which was halfway btw Park X and Park Y. Ali and Ben then continued their jog together towards Park Y at an average speed of 4.5km/ h. What was the distance between park X and park Y.

                      Age problem

                      When Kok's age was twice as Bala's age, Mike's age was 30. When Mike's age was twice Kok's age, Bala's age was 21. Given that Mike was the oldest among the three persons, find Bala's age when Mike was 62 years old. Thanks.

                      Thanks.

                      Hi

                      q1. After 1.2h,
                      Ali's distance from X = 1.2h x 7.5km/h = 9 km
                      Ben's distance from X =1.2h x 4.5 km/h = 5.4 km

                      Ali was ahead of Ben by (9-5.4) = 3.6km

                      Distance ran by Ben (after Ali turned back) when they meet at Z = 4.5/(4.5+7.5) x 3.6km = 1.35 km

                      distance XZ = 5.4km + 1.35km = 6.75 km
                      So, distance between Park X and Park Y = 6.75 km x 2 = 13.5 km

                      q2 is same as this question which was discussed earlier - http://www.flickr.com/photos/62167097@N02/5679985631/in/photostream

                      cheers.

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                      • P Offline
                        P6ians
                        last edited by

                        Sorry for the error.I accidentally added the $ sign. :imsorry: .The answer is :

                        2u---($100/2)
                        =50 notes
                        1u----50/2
                        =25
                        15u---375
                        😉

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