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tianzhu
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Re: Q&A - P5 Math

Post by tianzhu » Sat Sep 03, 2011 12:39 pm

Chan09 wrote:Couldn't figure this one: what is the greatest number of right angles that a 5 sided figure can have? Ans: 4
I couldn't draw the figure? Thanks
Hi

Just throwing up some thoughts, I am not sure if we can count the right angles formed by adjacent perpendicular lines.

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Re: Q&A - P5 Math

Post by linden2000 » Sat Sep 03, 2011 7:46 pm

Hi. Just my thoughts below:

Sum of interior angles of n-sided polygon is (n-2) x 180 degrees
so sum of interior angles of 5-sided figure = (5-2) x 180 = 540 degrees

If max no. of right angles is 4, that will mean the remaining last angle is
540 - 4x90 = 180 degrees

That's only possible if you allow for collinear vertices, ie vertices that lie in
same straight line. But that will mean a 4-sided figure is the same as a 5-sided figure.

Else if no collinear vertices allowed, would think max no. of right angles is 3.
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Re: Q&A - P5 Math

Post by Chan09 » Sun Sep 04, 2011 10:14 am

Tks as felt question was a bit misleading.
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Difficult maths

Post by Jcong » Tue Sep 06, 2011 12:45 pm

Pail A contained 7/17 of the amount of water in Pail B. Pail C contained 1/9 of the total amount of water the three pails had. If Pail A and Pail B contained 5.25 litres of water more than Pail C, how much water did Pail B contain? (give the answer in litres)
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Re: Difficult maths

Post by tianzhu » Tue Sep 06, 2011 1:00 pm

Jcong wrote:Pail A contained 7/17 of the amount of water in Pail B. Pail C contained 1/9 of the total amount of water the three pails had. If Pail A and Pail B contained 5.25 litres of water more than Pail C, how much water did Pail B contain? (give the answer in litres)
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Pail A ----- 7 units

Pail B ----- 17 units

Multiples of 9 ------- 9, 18,27 ………

1/9*27 -----3 units

Pail C ------ 3 units.

24units – 3 units ------ 21units

21units ----- 5.25

1unit ----- 0.25

Pail B -----17*0.25 ------- 4.25

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Re: Difficult maths

Post by Jcong » Tue Sep 06, 2011 1:42 pm

Why do you use multiple of 9? and why is 27 chosen instead of other numbers like 18? So sorry don't really understand. Thanks
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Re: Difficult maths

Post by tianzhu » Tue Sep 06, 2011 1:48 pm

Jcong wrote:Why do you use multiple of 9? and why is 27 chosen instead of other numbers like 18? So sorry don't really understand. Thanks
Hi

C contained 1/9 of the total amount of water the three pails had.
Hence, we use multiples of 9, just to make the calculations easier.

The number of units for Pail A and Pail B add up to 24(7+17).

Hence the total number of units(A+B+C) has to be greater than 24.

Alternatively, you may use MD.

7units (Pail A) +17units (Pail B) + 1part (Pail C) ------- 9 parts (representing A+B+C)

24units ------- 8parts

3units ------- 1part.

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Re: Difficult maths

Post by Jcong » Tue Sep 06, 2011 4:14 pm

Thank you so much. Now I understand.
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Re: Difficult maths

Post by tianzhu » Wed Sep 07, 2011 6:37 am

Jcong wrote:Thank you so much. Now I understand.
Hi

Good Morning.

You’re welcome.

Best wishes
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Re: Q&A - P5 Math

Post by pixiedust » Wed Sep 07, 2011 4:54 pm

Hi all, please help me the following:

Source : 2010 RGPS P5 SA2
http://orlesson.com/10Ma/2010-P5-Math-SA2-RGPS.pdf

Paper 1, Question 28.
Paper 1, Question 29.


Paper 2, Question 12. Part (a) My answer is $319.50 which is different from answer key.
Paper 2, Question 17.

Thanks in advance.
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