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pineapple tarts
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by pineapple tarts » Mon Sep 12, 2011 2:52 pm

hello, can someone help with this pls :D

Ali has 3 times as many stickers as Mohan. If Ali gives 165 stickers to Mohan, he will have ½ as many stickers as Mohan. How many stickers do they have altogether?

Many thanks in advance.
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PiggyLalala
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by PiggyLalala » Mon Sep 12, 2011 3:09 pm

One possible approach: Using units and parts:
A: M = 3u : 1u = 9u: 3u
A: M = 1p : 2p = 4p: 8p
Total remains the same:
Therefore 12u = 12p, that is u = p
Therefore (before) A:M = 9u:3u
(after) A: M = 4u:8u
Therefore 5u = 165
u= 33
Total = 12u = 396 stickers
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usaik
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by usaik » Mon Sep 12, 2011 10:45 pm

Another possible approach would be using model as below :
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by Jenlimtz » Tue Sep 13, 2011 9:20 am

Hi

Need help:

1) Farmer Lim sold 1/2 as many eggs on Saturday than on Friday. He sold 78 less eggs on Sunday than on Friday. If he sold a total of 172 eggs on the three days, how many eggs did he sell on Sunday?

2) Tin A contains some 20-cents coins and Tin B contains some 50-cents coins. There are 9 more coins in Tin A than in Tin B. The amount of money in Tin A is $2.70 less than that in Tin B.
How many 50-cents coins are there in Tin B?

TIA
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pineapple tarts
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by pineapple tarts » Tue Sep 13, 2011 9:46 am

many thanks to piggylalala and usaik. I need some time to digest the solution. I am seeing stars . . .
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pineapple tarts
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by pineapple tarts » Tue Sep 13, 2011 9:56 am

I cannot figure out why 165 is 5 units. let me think let me think . . .
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by tianzhu » Tue Sep 13, 2011 8:42 pm

Jenlimtz wrote: 1) Farmer Lim sold 1/2 as many eggs on Saturday than on Friday. He sold 78 less eggs on Sunday than on Friday. If he sold a total of 172 eggs on the three days, how many eggs did he sell on Sunday?

2) Tin A contains some 20-cents coins and Tin B contains some 50-cents coins. There are 9 more coins in Tin A than in Tin B. The amount of money in Tin A is $2.70 less than that in Tin B.
How many 50-cents coins are there in Tin B?
Hi

Q1) You may use MD.

Fri ------ 2 units
Sat ----- 1 unit
Sun ------ 2 units – 78

2 units + 1unit + (2units – 78) ------172

5 units ------ 250
1 unit ------50

Number of eggs sold on Sun ----- (2*50) – 78 ------22.



Q2) Suppose or pretend that you remove 9 20 cents coins from Tin A.

9*20 ---- 180

Now Tin A has (270+180) or 450 cents less than Tin B

Difference in value between a 50 cents coin and 20 cents coin ------ 30 cents.

450/30 ------ 15

There are 15 50 cents coins in Tin B.

Best wishes
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by bookwormkids » Wed Sep 14, 2011 8:58 am

Q1) May bought 3 apples and 4 oranges. Sally bought 4 apples and 3 oranges. Sally paid $0.20 more than May. May paid $3.40 for the fruit. Find the cost of 2 apples.

Q2) The figure shown below is made up of 4 equal rectangles. Its perimeter is 28 cm. Calculate its area.

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Thanks for your help.
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by MathIzzzFun » Wed Sep 14, 2011 10:26 am

bookwormkids wrote:Q1) May bought 3 apples and 4 oranges. Sally bought 4 apples and 3 oranges. Sally paid $0.20 more than May. May paid $3.40 for the fruit. Find the cost of 2 apples.

Q2) The figure shown below is made up of 4 equal rectangles. Its perimeter is 28 cm. Calculate its area.

Image

Thanks for your help.
Hi

May paid $3.40, Sally paid $3.60

Total paid by May & Sally = $7.00 = 7 apples + 7 oranges
So, 1 apple + 1 orange = $1

Sally paid $3.60 for 4 apples + 3 oranges, so 1 apple = $3.60 - $3.00 = $0.60, 2 apples = $ 1.20

Q2. length = 3 x breadth... with this, I think you can solve it :smile:

cheers.
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thmejlfm
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Re: Q&A - P4 Math

Post by thmejlfm » Wed Sep 14, 2011 11:06 pm

Hi! Need Help!

Question: Gopal, Jack, Timothy have 60 Stamps altogether.
Timothy has 20 stamps more than Jack. Timothy has twice as many stamps as Gopal.

(a) How many stamps does Gopal have?
(b) How many stamps should Jack give to Timothy so that Timothy would have thrice as many stamps as Jack?

:?: :?:
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