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    • RE: Q&A - PSLE Math

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      alfretztay:
      questionable_i:

      Hi! Can anyone help me with this question and please explain step by step. Thank you so much.


      Q1) Mrs Tan bought some cups and pots in a shopping trip. The price of each cup was $3.20 while the price of each pot was $12.40. For every 4 pots bought, she was given one such cup for free. After receiving the free cups, the number of cups was 1/3 of the number of pots bought. If Mrs Tan paid a total of $2280,

      (a) how much pots did she buy?
      (b) how much more did she pay for the pots than the cups?

      (a)

      1 cup ------- $3.20

      1 pot ------- $12.40

      4 pots, 1 cup free


      cups : pots

      1 : 3

      4 : 12



      12 pots ------- 12 x $12.40 = $148.80

      every 4 cups - 3 cups free = 1 cup bought

      1 cup ------- $3.20

      $3.20 + $148.80 = $152

      $2280/$152 = 15 (sets)

      15 x 12 = 180 (pots)


      (b)

      15 x $3.20 = $48

      180 x $12.40 = $2232

      $2232 - $48 = $2184


      Ans : (a)180 pots; (b)$2184 more.

      The part on:
      cups : pots

      1 : 3

      4 : 12

      Why do you need to multiply it by four? Can anyone help me to explain this? Thank you.[/quote]
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