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    • RE: Q&A - P5 Math

      Hi. Need help for this question.


      George has 9 cards more than 3 times that of Henry’s. Izra has 20 more cards than 2/3 that of George while George has 13 cards more than Izra.

      (a) How many cards does Izra have
      (b) How many cards do the 3 boys have altogether?

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    • RE: Q&A - P5 Math

      Need help on this question pls.


      Safiq had 300 apples and oranges. He sold 1/2 of the apples and 2/3 of the oranges. Then, he had 136 apples and oranges left. What fraction of the fruits were apples at the beginning?

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    • RE: Q&A - P5 Math

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    • RE: Q&A - P5 Math

      MathWithModels:
      A box of pens was divided equally among 32 children.8 of these children gave up 2/5 of their share. As a result, the remaining children each received 4 more pens. How many pens were there in the box?


      There are 24 remaining children. Each got 4 more pens.
      So they got 24 x 4 = 96 pens altogether.
      These 96 pens came from 8 children, so each child gave up 96/8 = 12 pens.
      This was 2/5 of their share, so each child had 5 x 12 / 2 = 30 pens at first.
      All the children had 32 x 30 = 960 pens at first.
      There were 960 pens in the box.

      Answer: There were 960 pens in the box.
      This is the type of model solution just nice for my son to understand. Great solution! Thanks a lot. Can you help me for my the other question as well. Thanks

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    • RE: Q&A - P5 Math

      EconsPhDTutor:
      Special-one:

      Anyone know how to solve?


      Elton had $350 more than John. Every day, Elton spent $30 while John spent $10.When Elton had spent alll his money, John still had $50 left.

      a) How many days did elton take to spend all his money?
      b) How much money did Elton have at first?

      [1] J = E - 350,
      [2] E - 30x = 0 ⇔ E = 30x,
      [3] J - 10x = 50.

      Plug [1] into [3] to get

      E - 350 - 10x = 50 ⇔ [4] E = 400 + 10x.

      Comparing [2] and [4], we have 30x = 400 + 10x and so x = 20.

      Elton took 20 days to spend all his money.

      E = 30x = 600.

      Elton had $600 at first.

      Hope this helps and feel free to ask for any clarifications.

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      http://www.EconsPhDTutor.com

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      Thanks for your answer. But i need much easier solving model for my primary 5 son. This method i think is too difficult for my son to understand

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    • RE: Q&A - P5 Math

      A box of pens was divided equally among 32 children.8 of these children gave up 2/5 of their share. As a result, the remaining children each received 4 more pens. How many pens were there in the box?


      Anyone pls help?

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    • RE: Q&A - P5 Math

      Anyone know how to solve?


      Elton had $350 more than John. Every day, Elton spent $30 while John spent $10.When Elton had spent alll his money, John still had $50 left.

      a) How many days did elton take to spend all his money?
      b) How much money did Elton have at first?

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