Q&A - PSLE Math
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Q7. Cindy planeed to cycle from Town G to Town H.If she were to cycle at 9km/h, she would reach Town H at 8.45pm. If she were to cycle at 12KM/h, she would reach Town H at 8.15pm.What was the distance between Town G & Town H?
Q16..
A tank with a square bas is 40% filled with water. When 60% of the water is poured out, the height of the water falls by 9.6cm. 120.96 lite of water is poured in to fill the tank to the brim. What is the ratio of the height of the tank to one side of its base ? (simple form)
Q1)
Speed ratio ------ 3:4 (9:12)
Time ratio ------ 4:3
1 unit ------ ½ h
3 units ------ 1.5h
Distance between G and H ------ 1.5*12 -------18 km
Q2)
40%*60% -------24%
Amount of water left ------- 16%
Volume
84% -------- 120960 cubic cm
100% ------- 144000 cubic cm
Height
24% ------- 9.6cm
100% ------- 40 cm
Area of square base ------ 144000/40 ------- 3600
One side of square base ------- 60
40:60 ------2:3
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A question using Draw a Model Method
Alan and Bobby had a certain sum of money. If Alan gave 5/8 of his money to Bobby, he would have $1400 less than Bobby. If Alan has 25% of his money to Bobby, he would have $800 less than Bobby. How much did Alan have?
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Winx5015:
HiHi tianzhu,
Thanks for your help.
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Good Morning.
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Have a good weekend too.
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Andrew Lee:
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Good Morning.
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Winx5015:
HiA question using Draw a Model Method
Alan and Bobby had a certain sum of money. If Alan gave 5/8 of his money to Bobby, he would have $1400 less than Bobby. If Alan has 25% of his money to Bobby, he would have $800 less than Bobby. How much did Alan have?
Thanks!
Good Morning.
Yes, you may use MD for this solution. But, I wouldn’t opt to use it.
MD is one of many problem solving heuristics in primary maths syllabus; it’s not the only one.
This may be a neater alternative.
First scenario
Alan ----- 3 units
Bobby ----- 3 units + 1400
Total ----- 6 units + 1400
Second scenario
I think some information is missing in the second condition.I'll take it it read as \"If Alan gave 25% of his money to Bobby\"
Alan ----- 6 units
Bobby ----- 6 units + 1400
Total ----- 12 units + 800
The total amount of money remains the same in both scenarios.
6 units + 1400 ----- 12 units + 800
6 units ------ 600
1 unit ----- 100
Alan ------ 8 units ------- 800
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Hi, can anyone pls help with this Qn:
At 2 p.m, Boat A set off from Jolly Pier and travelled towards Hope Pier at a constant speed.
At 2.15 p.m, Boat A had travelled 3/7 of the journey and it overtook Boat B which was travelling along the same route at an average speed of 120 km/hr.
When Boat A reached Hope Pier, Boat B was still 10 km away from Hope Pier.
a) Find the speed at which Boat A travelled.
b) Find the distance between Jolly Pier and Hope Pier.
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YumYum:
Long time no do math. Let me try try.Hi, can anyone pls help with this Qn:
At 2 p.m, Boat A set off from Jolly Pier and travelled towards Hope Pier at a constant speed.
At 2.15 p.m, Boat A had travelled 3/7 of the journey and it overtook Boat B which was travelling along the same route at an average speed of 120 km/hr.
When Boat A reached Hope Pier, Boat B was still 10 km away from Hope Pier.
a) Find the speed at which Boat A travelled.
b) Find the distance between Jolly Pier and Hope Pier.
thank you.
Divide the journey in 7P
Boat A travelled 3P (i.e. 3/7 of journey) in 1/4 h (2.15 - 2.00 = 15 min)
1P will take 1/12 h
4P will take 4/12 = 1/3h (to finish the remaining journey)
Boat B take the same 1/3h to travel 1/3 x 120 = 40 km
40km + 10km = 50 km will be the distance of 4P
(a) Speed of Boat A = 50 / (1/3) = 150 km/h
(b) Distance between the 2 piers = 7P = 50/4 x 7 =87.5 km -
atutor2001:
Long time no do math. Let me try try.YumYum:
Hi, can anyone pls help with this Qn:
At 2 p.m, Boat A set off from Jolly Pier and travelled towards Hope Pier at a constant speed.
At 2.15 p.m, Boat A had travelled 3/7 of the journey and it overtook Boat B which was travelling along the same route at an average speed of 120 km/hr.
When Boat A reached Hope Pier, Boat B was still 10 km away from Hope Pier.
a) Find the speed at which Boat A travelled.
b) Find the distance between Jolly Pier and Hope Pier.
thank you.
Divide the journey in 7P
Boat A travelled 3P (i.e. 3/7 of journey) in 1/4 h (2.15 - 2.00 = 15 min)
1P will take 1/12 h
4P will take 4/12 = 1/3h (to finish the remaining journey)
Boat B take the same 1/3h to travel 1/3 x 120 = 40 km
40km + 10km = 50 km will be the distance of 4P
(a) Speed of Boat A = 50 / (1/3) = 150 km/h
(b) Distance between the 2 piers = 7P = 50/4 x 7 =87.5 km
Thank you
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