Hi,


I went to Orchard Clinic last week and was served by Dr Fiona. Dr Jessica is not coming back to this clinic anymore.

My DS has flat feet since primary days and now he is in Sec 1. His insole were made from the shop which we usually will see in shopping mall…cant’ remember the name. Anyway, eventhough it was covered for 12 months review, they will only do adjustment or ask you to make a new pair.

This year, I decided for a change as my DS wants to wear sport shoes and we have no idea what type he can wear or has his flat feet condition improved after so may years.

Well Dr Fiona was pleasant and she is professional… she diagnosed my boy feet and made some comments , she also noticed that my boy have other issues such as postures… she gave some advices and commented my DS postures issue was related to his tight muscle… an she instructed my DS to do some muscle relaxes exercise.

However please note on the fees :
1. consultation is $55 (if have starcard, this will be waived).
2. Assessment is around $170 (i did not opt for this as i just want her opinion on my boy flat feet and what type of sports shoes he needs to wear.)
3. customer insoles is around $200 ~ $400…

So, be prepare to pay the fees if going to Orchard Clinic… I guess they do not just look at flat feet issue, it’s overall review on the whole body structure and what causes pain in our muscle sometime.

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ginginboy:

Hi,

I cannot solve this qns. Appreciate help. Thank you.

In a school hall, chairs were arranged in rows such that there were exactly 9 chairs in each row.
For a concert, Mr Ong brought 6 more chairs into the school hall and rearranged all the chairs. There are now exactly 7 chairs in each row and 12 more rows than before. How many chairs are there in the school hall for the concert?

Hi ginginboy

Good Morning.

You may use MD but it might not be necessary if you follow the logic behind the solution.

Number of chairs in 12 new rows ------ 12*7 ----- 84

2 chairs were removed from each row (9-7)

Number of chairs being removed from original rows ------- 84 – 6 ----- 78

Therefore, number of rows@first ------78/2 ------ 39

Number of chairs in the concert hall ----- 39 *9 + 6 ----- 357

Best wishes

Hi Thanks for helping.

May I ask what is MD? Sorry I'm not active in this group so I may not understand such text ..
Is there a way to do it in model? I'm not sure if my boy can understand using this logical method.

Thank you.

Hi,

I cannot solve this qns. Appreciate help. Thank you.

In a school hall, chairs were arranged in rows such that there were exactly 9 chairs in each row.
For a concert, Mr Ong brought 6 more chairs into the school hall and rearranged all the chairs. There are now exactly 7 chairs in each row and 12 more rows than before. How many chairs are there in the school hall for the concert?

Hi,


I need help to solve the following question, hope someone can provide detail guide. Thanks in advance.

On a certain day, 10 friends booked 2 badminton courts from 8 am to 11.30am and took turns to play games on them. At any time, only 8 of them played on the 2 badminton courts while the other 2 friends watched. If each of them had the same amount of playtime, how many minutes did each person play on the court?

Hi, I managed to solve the qns , can someone help to confirm if it is correct?

20cts = 9u - 3 u = 6u
50cts = 11u - 7 u = 4u
added total 60 coins = 10 u
Therefore 1u=6 coins

So 20ct have 3 u at first and therefore it is 18 coins with value of $3.60.



Qns 2:
Rachel made chocolate, mint and sugar doughnuts for sale. She made 80 more chocolate doughnuts than mint doughnuts. The number of mint doughnuts made was 24 more than the number of sugar doughnuts. She sold 3/4 of the chocolate doughnuts, 1/3 of the mint doughnuts and 1/2 of the sugar doughnuts. In the end, there were 416 doughnuts left. How many mint doughnuts did Rachel made?

Hi,


I need help to solve the following P6 qns for my P6 boy. Appreciate your help anybody who can help in solving them. Thank you very much…
Qns 1:
Boy B had some 20-cent and 50-cent coins. The number of 20-cent coins was 3/7 of the number of 50-cent coins. If he saved another thirty coins of each type, the number of 20-cent coins would become 9/11 of the number of 50-cents coins.
What is the total value of the 20-cent coins that Boy B had at first?

Qns 2:
Rachel made chocolate, mint and sugar doughnuts for sale. She made 80 more chocolate doughnuts than mint doughnuts. The number of mint doughnuts made was 24 more than the number of sugar doughnuts. She sold 3/4 of the chocolate doughnuts, 1/3 of the mint doughnuts and 1/2 of the sugar doughnuts. In the end, there were 416 doughnuts left. How many mint doughnuts did Rachel made?