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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • J Offline
      jieheng
      last edited by

      YumYum:
      Hi, can anyone pls help with these qns:


      1) there were 900 more chocolates than lollipops in a candy shop.
      After the shop ordered more lollipops and sold some chocolates, the number of lollipops increased by 20% and the number of chocolates decreased by 30%.

      Given that there were 370 more lollipops than chocolates in the end, find the total number of chocolates and lollipops in the shop at first.


      Thanks 
      1)

      At first
      C 10u + 900
      L 10u

      the number of chocolates decreased by 30% --> - (3u + 270)

      the number of lollipops increased by 20% --> + 2u

      C 10u + 900 - (3u + 270) --> 7u + 630

      L 10u + 2u --> 12u

      Given that there were 370 more lollipops than chocolates in the end

      12u - (7u + 630) --> 370
      5u --> 1000
      1u --> 200

      the total number of chocolates and lollipops in the shop at first

      20u + 900 --> 20*200 + 900 = 4900 (Ans)

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        jieheng
        last edited by

        YumYum:
        Hi, can anyone pls help with these qns:



        2) Sonia has some money to buy some photo albums and photo frames.
        If she buys 7 similar photo albums and 3 similar photo frames, she will be short of $27.10.

        If she buys 2 similar photo albums and 5 similar photo frames, she will have $19 left.

        If a photo frame costs $8.20, how much money does Sonia have?

        Thanks 
        If she buys 7 similar photo albums and 3 similar photo frames, she will be short of $27.10

        3 similar photo frames --> 3*8.2 = 24.6

        If she buys 7 similar photo albums only , she will be short of $2.50
        (27.1 - 24.6 = 2.5)

        If she buys 2 similar photo albums and 5 similar photo frames, she will have $19 left.

        5 similar photo frames --> 5*8.2 = 41

        If she buys 2 similar photo albums only, she will have $60 left.
        (19 + 41 = 60)

        Price of one photo album = (2.5+60)/5 = 12.5

        the money that Sonia has = 2*12.5 + 5*8.2 + 19 = 85 (Ans)

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          YumYum
          last edited by

          Jieheng, thanks for the help 

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            Jolyn
            last edited by

            55% of the spectators at a football game were men. 4/5 of the remaining spectators were women and the rest were children.

            A)How many percent of the spectators were women?
            B)How many percent of the spectators were children?

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              tianzhu
              last edited by

              Jolyn:
              55% of the spectators at a football game were men. 4/5 of the remaining spectators were women and the rest were children.

              A)How many percent of the spectators were women?
              B)How many percent of the spectators were children?
              Hi

              Men ------ 55%

              45% remaining

              Women ------- 4/5 of 45% ------- 36%

              Children ------- 1/5 of 45% ------ 9%

              Best wishes

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                imacsg
                last edited by

                Can anyone help? Thanks.

                A shop sold cupcakes at $2.50 each and tarts at $5.30 each. Apple bought some cupcake while Mark bought some tarts. Mark spent $5.20 more than Apple but bought 8 fewer items than her.

                How many tarts did Mark buy?
                How much money did Apple spend?

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                  MathIzzzFun
                  last edited by

                  imacsg:
                  Can anyone help? Thanks.

                  A shop sold cupcakes at $2.50 each and tarts at $5.30 each. Apple bought some cupcake while Mark bought some tarts. Mark spent $5.20 more than Apple but bought 8 fewer items than her.

                  How many tarts did Mark buy?
                  How much money did Apple spend?

                  assume that Mark bought same number of tarts --> 8 more
                  8 x $5.30 = $42.40
                  $42.40 + $5.20 = $47.60 --> Mark would have spent $47.60 more than Apple he bought same number of tarts as cupcakes bought by Apple.

                  $5.30 - $2.50 = $ 2.80 --> 1 tart cost $ 2.80 more than a cupcake.
                  Number of cupcakes bought by Apple = $47.60 / $ 2.80 = 17
                  Apple spent --> 17 x $2.50 = $42.50
                  Number of tarts bought by Mark = 17 - 8 = 9

                  cheers.

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                    imacsg
                    last edited by

                    Thanks for your help.

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                      bluie79
                      last edited by

                      Hi


                      Does anyone know how to solve this question? My niece asked me and I cant seem to solve it. The question goes like this:

                      Pearly had 20% more marbles than Sandy. Then Pearly gave away 30% of her marbles to her sister. Sandy received 65 marbles from Joe. As a result, Sandy now had 26% more marbles than Pearly. How many marbles did Pearly have at first?
                      Thanks a Mil!!

                      bluie79

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                      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                        MathIzzzFun
                        last edited by

                        bluie79:
                        Hi


                        Does anyone know how to solve this question? My niece asked me and I cant seem to solve it. The question goes like this:

                        Pearly had 20% more marbles than Sandy. Then Pearly gave away 30% of her marbles to her sister. Sandy received 65 marbles from Joe. As a result, Sandy now had 26% more marbles than Pearly. How many marbles did Pearly have at first?
                        Thanks a Mil!!

                        bluie79
                        pls check the highlighted figure - is this supposed to be 25% ?

                        cheers.

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