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    • RE: CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' Secondary

      Hi ,


      DSA via academy, what is the application requirements?
      I thought that DSA is only for sports!

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    • RE: Q&A - PSLE Math

      Need help...thanks in advance. :?:


      Q. There were 25 questions in a Sci quiz.
      4 marks were awarded for each correct answer and 1 mark was deducted for each incorrect answer.
      Amy scored 60 marks. How many questions did she answer incorrectly?

      1 mark was deducted for each incorrect answer.
      so incorrect will be 3 marks?
      then we use 100% to calculate or 60%? :?

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    • RE: Q&A - PSLE Math

      MathIzzzFun:
      Udon:

      Please help these too...thanks in advance :imdrowning:


      Q3: There are blue, red and pink balls in a box, 40% of the balls are blue. The number of blue balls is 20 more than the number of pink balls. There are 50 red balls.
      What is the number of pink balls in the box?

      [blue][pink][red] -->[40%][40% - 20][50]

      20% of balls --> 50 - 20 = 30

      number of pink balls --> 2 x 30 - 20 = 40

      cheers.


      how do you get 20% of balls?
      What is the % for 50 red pens?
      Thanks

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    • RE: Q&A - PSLE Math

      MathIzzzFun, Thank you so much for your help…


      Q1. Khamed and Arafin started cycling from the same place but in the opposite directions. After 4 hours, they were 174km apart.
      Khamed’s average cycling speed was 12.5 km/h slower than Arafin’s. What was Arafin’s average cycling speed?


      Q2 Jonathon had $8 in his piggy bank at the end of last month.
      This month, his mother wanted to encourage him to save more money.
      For every $6 Johnathon saved, his mother would give another $3 to him. How much did Johnathon save on his own in this if he had $90 in his piggy bank at the end of this month?

      (is it guess & check method)?

      posted in Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • RE: Good assessment for PSLE

      so kind of you sharing information of all kind of assessment books.


      Come across this woman kept away all her child AB when guests visited her place...
      When we noticed from the child, think this is a horrible mum...and too kaisu..
      :siao:

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    • RE: Q&A - PSLE Math

      Please help these too...thanks in advance :imdrowning:


      Q1: Jane wants to buy 10 boxes of pears but is short of $21.20. If she buys 3 boxes of pears, she will have $99.20 left. How much money does Jane have?

      Q2:Mr Lim had $688 and Mrs Lim had $326.
      How much more money must Mr Lim give to Mrs Lim such that he had $120 more than Mrs Lim?

      Q3: There are blue, red and pink balls in a box, 40% of the balls are blue. The number of blue balls is 20 more than the number of pink balls. There are 50 red balls.
      What is the number of pink balls in the box?

      posted in Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • RE: Q&A - PSLE Math

      Please help, thanks in advance. :imdrowning:


      PSLE 2008--2012 pg20 Q65

      Q1. Mr Lee baked 185 more chicken pies than tuna pies. After selling 3/5 of the chicken pies and half of the tuna pies, he had 146 pies left. How many pies did he sell?

      At First
      C\t4U\t6U\t111\t74
      T\t5U\t5U

      In the end (unsold)\t\t
      C\t4U\t74
      T\t4U\t1U

      9U ---146-74= 72
      1U ---72/9 = 8
      11U +111 ---11x8 +111 = 199
      He sold 199 pies.

      Any other methods to apply?
      I couldn't understand why must 185 put into 2 parts as \"111 & 74\"
      How to make 4U & 6U ?

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    • RE: All About Market Rates of Private Tutors

      We have a female current school teacher, charging $50/ per hour! Initially, quite happy but a couple of times she could not solve my son school P6 Maths!


      She pictured it, some came back with solution but some by pass! And she told my son \"self help\"!

      Luckily, my son classmate can solve and gotten help from classmate!

      I am thinking, PSLE exam is 2 months ahead, how to change tutor! Thought that school teacher is the best but whose know we just bad luck!

      So don't waste so much money on so called \"NIE trained\" tutor!

      Anyone can tell me what shall I do now!


      :moneyflies:

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    • RE: Q&A - PSLE Math

      Please help…thanks


      1) Jane had a bottle of syrup. She used an equal amount of syrup each day. At the end of the 12th day, 1/3 of the bottle was left. At the end of the 14th days, the amount of syrup left was 200ml. What was the amount of syrup in the bottle at first.

      2) There were a total of 60 pen and pencils in a box. There were 4 times as many pens as pencils. After 18 pen and some pencils were removed, there were 3 times as many pen as pencils left. How many pencils were removed from the box?

      Rgds

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    • RE: Q&A - PSLE Math

      pls help, thanks


      Pete had 3 boxes of marbles. He transferred 1/5 of the marbles from Box A to Box B. Then he transferred 1/4 of the marbles from Box B to Box C. Finally, he transferred 1/2 of the marbles from Box C to Box A. As a result, there were 134 marbles in Box A, 69 marbles in Box B and 50 marbles in Box C.
      What was the total number of marbles in Box A and Box C at first?

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