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      2DMommy
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      2DMommy:
      Please help me with these two questions :


      1) Pasqual, Quincy , Robert and Sheridan had a total of 242 muffins. Each of them would have an equal number of muffins if Pasqual bought 10 more muffins, Quincy gave away 21 muffins, Robert increased the number of muffins he had by 2/3 and Sheridan decreased the number of muffins he had by 20%. How many muffins did each of them have ?

      2) 0.6 of Luqman's allowance is twice as much as 10% of Zachary's allowance. After Luqman's spends thrice as much as Zachary, Luqman's and Zachary left with $36 and $252 respectively. How much does Zachary and Luqman's each have at first?

      Thank you.
      Can someone please help me with the above two questions? Thank you !

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        nounou
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        :rahrah: :thankyou: :udaman: :goodpost: :lovesite:

        :thankyou: :thankyou:

        MathIzzzFun:
        Treelodge:

        Can some please help to do this Q? :imdrowning:
        :thankyou: :thankyou:

        Car A and Car B left Town Y at the same time, heading in the opposite direction. Car A headed for Town Z while CAr B left for Town X. The speed of Car B was 20km/h faster than Car A. After 1/2 h, Car A had completed 2/3 of its journey while Car B had completed 1/2 of its journey. The two cars were also 110km apart.
        a) Calculate the speed of Car A
        b) How far was Car B from Town X when Car A reached its destination?
        :?: :thankyou:

        after 1/2h, 20km x 1/2 =10 km --> Car B would have travelled 10 km more than Car A.
        Distance travelled by A --> 1 unit
        Distance travelled by B --> 1 unit + 10 (1/2 journey)
        Total 2 units + 10 --> 110
        1 unit --> 50 km
        A's speed = 50 km รท 1/2 = 100 km/h

        Fraction of journey travelled by A : B
        = 2/3 : 1/2
        = 1 : 3/4
        When A reached its destination, B would have travelled 3/4 of its journey ie it will still have 1/4 of the journey to travel
        1/2 journey --> 1 unit + 10 = 60 km
        1/4 journey --> 30 km

        Car B will be 30 km from X.

        cheers.

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          nounou
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          Selamat Hari Raya :rahrah: ๐Ÿ•บ

          Please help to solve this Q: :imconstipated: :?: :gloomy:
          How I love the smilies :rotflmao:

          Roy left Point A for Point B, cycling at 8km/h. 1 hour later, Patrick, also heading for Point B, passed Point A cycling at a uniform speed. He caught up with Roy when he was 14 km away from Point B. How long did Patrick take to cycle from Point A to Point B which was 54km apart?
          :thankyou: :thankyou: :thankyou:

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            Robertpattinsonidle
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            Please help me. how to solve these types of qsns? http://i47.tinypic.com/65v0aw.jpg\">

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              MathIzzzFun
              last edited by

              2DMommy:
              Please help me with these two questions :


              1) Pasqual, Quincy , Robert and Sheridan had a total of 242 muffins. Each of them would have an equal number of muffins if Pasqual bought 10 more muffins, Quincy gave away 21 muffins, Robert increased the number of muffins he had by 2/3 and Sheridan decreased the number of muffins he had by 20%. How many muffins did each of them have ?

              2) 0.6 of Luqman's allowance is twice as much as 10% of Zachary's allowance. After Luqman's spends thrice as much as Zachary, Luqman's and Zachary left with $36 and $252 respectively. How much does Zachary and Luqman's each have at first?

              Thank you.

              Can someone please help me with the above two questions? Thank you !
              Both questions could be solved quite easily with MD, I shall use the units approach due to time constraint.

              Q1.
              In the end, each will have 20u
              At first,
              P --> 20u -10
              Q --> 20u + 21
              R --> 12u
              S --> 25u
              Total --> 77u + 11 = 242
              1u --> 33

              At first, number of muffins each had :
              P --> 650
              Q --> 681
              R --> 396
              S --> 825

              cheers.

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                MathIzzzFun
                last edited by

                2DMommy:
                Please help me with these two questions :



                2) 0.6 of Luqman's allowance is twice as much as 10% of Zachary's allowance. After Luqman's spends thrice as much as Zachary, Luqman's and Zachary left with $36 and $252 respectively. How much does Zachary and Luqman's each have at first?

                Thank you.

                Can someone please help me with the above two questions? Thank you !

                3/5 Luq's allowance = 2/10 Zac's allowance
                3/5 Luq's allowance = 3/15 Zac's allowance
                Luq's allowance : Zac's allowance --> 1 : 3

                Luq's spending : Zac's spending --> 3u : 1u
                Luq's allowance : Zac's allowance --> 3u + $36 : 1u + $252 = 1 : 3

                So, 9u + $108 = 1u + $252
                1u --> 18

                Luq's allowance --> $90
                Zac's allowance --> $270

                cheers.

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                  MathIzzzFun
                  last edited by

                  Treelodge:
                  Selamat Hari Raya :rahrah: ๐Ÿ•บ

                  Please help to solve this Q: :imconstipated: :?: :gloomy:
                  How I love the smilies :rotflmao:

                  Roy left Point A for Point B, cycling at 8km/h. 1 hour later, Patrick, also heading for Point B, passed Point A cycling at a uniform speed. He caught up with Roy when he was 14 km away from Point B. How long did Patrick take to cycle from Point A to Point B which was 54km apart?
                  :thankyou: :thankyou: :thankyou:
                  Suppose Patrick catch up with Roy at Point M.

                  Then, distance AM = 54 km- 14 km= 40 km
                  Time taken for Roy to cycle 40 km = 40/8 = 5h
                  Time taken for Patrick to cycle 40 km = 5h - 1h = 4h
                  Time taken for Patrick to cycle 54 km = 54/40 x 4 = 5.4h = 5h 24 min

                  cheers.

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                    2DMommy
                    last edited by

                    MathIzzzFun:
                    2DMommy:

                    Please help me with these two questions :



                    2) 0.6 of Luqman's allowance is twice as much as 10% of Zachary's allowance. After Luqman's spends thrice as much as Zachary, Luqman's and Zachary left with $36 and $252 respectively. How much does Zachary and Luqman's each have at first?

                    Thank you.

                    Can someone please help me with the above two questions? Thank you !


                    3/5 Luq's allowance = 2/10 Zac's allowance
                    3/5 Luq's allowance = 3/15 Zac's allowance
                    Luq's allowance : Zac's allowance --> 1 : 3

                    Luq's spending : Zac's spending --> 3u : 1u
                    Luq's allowance : Zac's allowance --> 3u + $36 : 1u + $252 = 1 : 3

                    So, 9u + $108 = 1u + $252
                    1u --> 18

                    Luq's allowance --> $90
                    Zac's allowance --> $270

                    cheers.

                    Thank you MathIzzzFun ๐Ÿ˜„

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                      Chan09
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                      Is there a faster method to solve this?

                      Eveyday A gets 10 additional new cards. On every third day he gives 3 cards away. If A starts with 8 cards on the first day, on which day will he have exactly 180 cards?

                      Thank you.

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                        oosh
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                        Hi


                        Would greatly appreciate some help on this question:

                        Abel and Ben can build a model aircraft together in 4 days. Ben and Calvin can do the same job together in 1 1/2 times as many days. Abel and Calvin can complete the same job together in twice the number of days Ben and Calvin can do together. If the three boys decide to work together, how long will they take to complete their job?
                        (Answer: 4 Days)

                        :thankyou:

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