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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
      MathIzzzFun
      last edited by

      susutoo:
      hi,

      sorry forget to attached image
      http://i45.tinypic.com/nqusdd.jpg\">
      alternate approach :

      fill in the unshaded with the area of quadrants and semi circle
      --> 3/4 x 22/7 x7 x7 = 115.5 cm2

      Total area of the rectangle = 115.5 + 91.5 = 207 cm2

      The breadth and length of the card are whole numbers
      --> 207 = 23 x 9

      perimeter of rectangular card = (23+9) x 2 = 64 cm

      cheers.

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        charsen
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        verykiasumummy:
        hi charsen,


        r u a tutor or teacher?
        Refer to your Private 🙂 Im just a psle student. Pls bear with any wrong answers ad im also learning.

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          tianzhu
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          Winx5015:
          Hi, please help !


          http://i46.tinypic.com/r1m0k5.jpg\">
          Hi

          b) 8 grey, 56 white

          c) figure 14

          Best wishes

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          • P Offline
            peggy
            last edited by

            Thanks, Tianzhu!

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            • W Offline
              Winx5015
              last edited by

              Thanks charsen and tianzhu.


              Good nite 🙂

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              • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                MathIzzzFun
                last edited by

                zombie:
                Can someone teach me or help to solve these questions using the constant difference/unchanged total method ? Thanks a lot ! :oops:


                1) \tThere were 165 more chickens than ducks on a farm. If 60% of the chickens and 20% of the ducks were sold, the number of chickens left will be twice the number of ducks left. How many chickens were sold?
                Left --> 40% (=2/5) of chickens and 80% (=4/5) of ducks

                Chickens left : Ducks left = 2 : 1 --> 8 units : 4 units

                Number of chickens at first --> 8 units ÷ 2/5 = 20 units
                Number of ducks at first --> 4 units ÷4/5 = 5 units

                There were 165 more chickens than ducks, so
                20 units - 5 units = 15 units --> 165
                1 unit --> 11

                Number of chickens sold --> 3/5 x 20 x 11 = 132

                cheers,

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                • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                  MathIzzzFun
                  last edited by

                  zombie:
                  Can someone teach me or help to solve these questions using the constant difference/unchanged total method ? Thanks a lot ! :oops:


                  2)\tThere were 40% of girls in the Science Club. After another 30 girls joined the Science Club, the percentage of girls increased by 15%. How many pupils were there in the club at the end ?
                  At first,
                  total number of pupils in Science club --> 100 units
                  number of girls in Science club --> 40 units

                  15% x 40 units = 6 units --- total 106 units
                  6 units --> 30
                  1 unit --> 5

                  Total number of pupils in Science club, after 30 girls joined --> 106 x 5 = 530

                  cheers.

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                  • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                    MathIzzzFun
                    last edited by

                    zombie:
                    Can someone teach me or help to solve these questions using the constant difference/unchanged total method ? Thanks a lot ! :oops:


                    3)\tKelly had 40% as much money as Mandy. After Mandy spent $66 on a dress, the percentage of Kelly’s money increased to 60%. How much money did Kelly have?
                    The question is ambiguous on the 60%. The second sentence can mean :
                    1)- After Mandy spent $66 on a dress, the percentage of Kelly’s money increased to 60% of Mandy's money.

                    OR

                    2) After Mandy spent $66 on a dress, the percentage of Kelly’s money increased to 60% of total amount they had.

                    Going with the flow of the question, I am assuming the question refers to (1) above.

                    At first,
                    Kelly's money : Mandy's money = 4 : 10 = 2 : 5 --> 6u : 15u

                    In the end,
                    Kelly's money : Mandys money = 6:10 --> 6u : 10u

                    Amount Mandy spent = 15u - 10u = 5u --> $66
                    1u --> $13.20

                    Kelly's money --> 6 x $13.20 = $79.20

                    cheers.

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                    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                      MathIzzzFun
                      last edited by

                      zombie:
                      Can someone teach me or help to solve these questions using the constant difference/unchanged total method ? Thanks a lot ! :oops:


                      4)\tAiling has 10% more money than Belle and Belie has 25% more money than Cally. If Ailing has $78 more than Cally, how much do the three of them have?
                      Ailing : Belle = 110 : 100 = 11:10
                      Belle : Cally = 125 : 100 = 5 : 4 = 10 : 8

                      Ailing : Belle : Cally --> 11u : 10u : 8u --- total --> 29u

                      Ailling had $78 more than Cally,
                      11u - 8u = 3u --> $78
                      1u --> $26

                      Total amount they had --> $26 x 29 = $754

                      cheers.

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                      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                        MathIzzzFun
                        last edited by

                        zombie:
                        Can someone teach me or help to solve these questions using the constant difference/unchanged total method ? Thanks a lot ! :oops:


                        6)\tLucas drank 45% of a bottle of pepsi. If he drank another 1 35m1, he would have drank 75% of it. How much pepsi was there in the bottle at first?
                        75% - 45% = 30%
                        30% --> 135 ml
                        100% --> 450 ml

                        cheers.

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