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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
      MathIzzzFun
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      iamproudparents:

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      $0.90 = $0.50 + 2 x $0.20 --> 1 x 50-cent + 2 x 20-cent
      Total amount left = $16.20 - $0.90 = $15.30

      1 set of (3 x 50-cent coin + 1 x 20-cent coins) = $1.50 + $0.20 = $1.70
      Number of sets = $ 15.30 / $ 1.70 = 9

      At first,
      number of 20-cent coins --> 9 + 2 = 11
      number of 50-cent coins --> 9 x 3 + 1 = 28

      cheers.

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      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
        MathIzzzFun
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        iamproudparents:

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        a) 30 dots used, number of dots per side = 30/5 + 1 = 7
        or (30+5)/5 = 7

        b) 47 dots per side, total --> (47-1) x 5 = 230
        or 47 x 5 - 5 = 230

        cheers.

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        • MathIzzzFunM Offline
          MathIzzzFun
          last edited by

          iamproudparents:
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          a)
          total number = sum of squares
          pattern 1 = 1² = 1
          pattern 2 = 1² + 2² = 5
          pattern 6 = 1² + 2² + 3² + 4² + 5² + 6² = 91

          b)
          total number of cubes = 27 405 / 27 = 1015
          use the calculator and add the squares to 1015

          pattern 14 = 1² + 2² + 3² + 4² ......+ 13² + 14² = 1015

          (* shortcut : number of cubes in pattern N = N(N+1)(2N+1)/6 )

          cheers.

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          • MathIzzzFunM Offline
            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            iamproudparents:


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            If Alice gives $46 to Naga, they will have the same amount of money. If Naga gives $17 to Alice, she will have 8 times as much as him. How much does Alice have ?

            If Alice gives $46 to Naga, they will have the same amount of money
            --> Alice has $46 x 2 = $92 more than Naga.

            If Naga gives $17 to Alice, Alice will have 8 times as much as Naga (Alice --> 8 units, Naga --> 1 unit)
            --> Alice will have $92 + $17 x 2 = $126 more than Naga
            so, 7 units --> $126, 1 unit --> $18

            Alice's money --> 8 x $18 - $17 = $127

            cross-multiply/UP (units-parts method):

            If Alice gives $46 to Naga, they will have the same amount of money:
            Alice's money : Naga's money = 1u : 1u

            AT FIRST, Alice's money : Naga's money = 1u + $46 : 1u - $46

            If Naga gives $17 to Alice, Alice will have 8 times as much as Naga:
            Alice's money : Naga's money
            1u + $46 + $17 : 1u - $46-$17
            = 1u + $63 : 1u - $63
            = 8 : 1 (or 8 parts : 1 part)

            cross-multiply /Equalize parts:
            1u + $63 = 8u - $504
            1u --> $81

            Alice's money --> $81 + $46 = $127


            cheers.

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              Mum1113
              last edited by

              Hi, kindly help this pls, thanks!


              Jack,.Meili and Raj shared some 50 cent coins.
              They each had an average of 28 coins.
              The total amount of money that Jack and Meili had was $7 more than
              the total amount of Jack and Raj had.
              If Raj’s amount was 4 times of Jack’s amount, how much more money
              did Meili have than Jack?

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                tianzhu
                last edited by

                Mum1113:
                Hi, kindly help this pls, thanks!


                Jack,.Meili and Raj shared some 50 cent coins.
                They each had an average of 28 coins.
                The total amount of money that Jack and Meili had was $7 more than
                the total amount of Jack and Raj had.
                If Raj's amount was 4 times of Jack's amount, how much more money
                did Meili have than Jack?
                Hi

                Where is this question from?

                Please help to confirm the numbers from your source.

                Best wishes

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                  mummyv
                  last edited by

                  tianzhu:
                  Mum1113:

                  Hi, kindly help this pls, thanks!


                  Jack,.Meili and Raj shared some 50 cent coins.
                  They each had an average of 28 coins.
                  The total amount of money that Jack and Meili had was $7 more than
                  the total amount of Jack and Raj had.
                  If Raj's amount was 4 times of Jack's amount, how much more money
                  did Meili have than Jack?

                  Hi

                  Where is this question from?

                  Please help to confirm the numbers from your source.

                  Best wishes

                  This is Rosyth 2012 ca1 q14. No ans provided.

                  my attempt

                  Total money 28 x 3 x $0.50 = $42

                  J - u
                  R - u u u u
                  M - u u u u $7

                  1u = ($42 - $5)/9 = 35/9
                  M-J = 3u +$7 = (3 x 35/9) + $7 = $18 2/3

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                    mummyv
                    last edited by

                    Pls help w this St Nicks CA1 2012, thanks http://i45.tinypic.com/35a4v7p.jpg\">

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                      Mum1113
                      last edited by

                      mummyv:
                      tianzhu:

                      [quote=\"Mum1113\"]Hi, kindly help this pls, thanks!


                      Jack,.Meili and Raj shared some 50 cent coins.
                      They each had an average of 28 coins.
                      The total amount of money that Jack and Meili had was $7 more than
                      the total amount of Jack and Raj had.
                      If Raj's amount was 4 times of Jack's amount, how much more money
                      did Meili have than Jack?

                      Hi

                      Where is this question from?

                      Please help to confirm the numbers from your source.

                      Best wishes

                      This is Rosyth 2012 ca1 q14. No ans provided.

                      my attempt

                      Total money 28 x 3 x $0.50 = $42

                      J - u
                      R - u u u u
                      M - u u u u $7

                      1u = ($42 - $5)/9 = 35/9
                      M-J = 3u +$7 = (3 x 35/9) + $7 = $18 2/3[/quote]As no guided answer was provided, my son got his answer: $17.50 .
                      what's the correct answer?

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