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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
      MathIzzzFun
      last edited by

      starfish53:
      Can anyone help me with the following question?


      Q1) 3/5 of Bette's money is $324 more than 3/4 of Tina's money.
      Bette has twice as much as Tina.
      a) How much does Tina have?
      b) How much does Bette have?

      Thanks in advance.
      Tina's money --> 4 units,

      3/4 of Tina's money --> 3 units
      3/5 of Bette's money -->3 units + $324 = 3 x (1 unit + $108)

      Bette's money (5/5) --> 5 x (1 unit + $108) = 5 units + $540

      Bette has twice as much as Tina
      so,
      5 units + $540 = 8 units
      1 unit --> $180

      Tina's money --> $ 720
      Bette's money --> $ 1440

      cheers.

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      • U Offline
        usaik
        last edited by

        Dear MathIzzzFun,


        Thank you so much for your help!

        Regards/

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        • ozoraO Offline
          ozora
          last edited by

          need help in the following question:

          1) Tom’s present age is twice more than Sam’s age years ago. Today, Sam’s age is the same number of years ago. How old is Tom now if the sum of their present age is 30?

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          • MathIzzzFunM Offline
            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            ozora:
            need help in the following question:

            1) Tom's present age is twice more than Sam's age years ago. Today, Sam's age is the same number of years ago. How old is Tom now if the sum of their present age is 30?
            any missing info ?
            If the sentence is \"Today, Sam's age is the same as Tom's age same number of years ago\", then
            Now, Sam's age --> 12 years, Tom's age --> 18 years
            6 years ago, Sam's age --> 6 years, Tom's age --> 12 years.

            cheers.

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              david59
              last edited by

              starfish53:
              Can anyone help me with the following question?


              Q1) 3/5 of Bette's money is $324 more than 3/4 of Tina's money.
              Bette has twice as much as Tina.
              a) How much does Tina have?
              b) How much does Bette have?


              Thanks in advance.
              For this kind of question, I like to use simultaneous equations because you just need to draw the model according to the logical understanding of the facts. This is useful especially for those who are good in interpreting the facts into models.

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              • ozoraO Offline
                ozora
                last edited by

                MathIzzzFun:
                ozora:

                need help in the following question:

                1) Tom's present age is twice more than Sam's age years ago. Today, Sam's age is the same number of years ago. How old is Tom now if the sum of their present age is 30?

                any missing info ?
                If the sentence is \"Today, Sam's age is the same as Tom's age same number of years ago\", then
                Now, Sam's age --> 12 years, Tom's age --> 18 years
                6 years ago, Sam's age --> 6 years, Tom's age --> 12 years.

                cheers.

                yes there is missing infor.thanks for the highlight. sam's age is tom's age the same number of years ago.

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                • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                  MathIzzzFun
                  last edited by

                  ozora:
                  need help in the following question:

                  1) Tom's present age is twice more than Sam's age years ago. Today, Sam's age is Tom's age the same number of years ago. How old is Tom now if the sum of their present age is 30?

                  Using units/parts method:

                  Number of years ago,
                  Tom's age --> 1p
                  Sam's age --> 1u

                  Now,
                  Tom's age --> 3u
                  Sam's age --> 1p

                  Age difference remains the same, therefore,
                  1p-1u = 3u-1p
                  1p --> 2u

                  Now,
                  Tom's age --> 3u
                  Sam's age --> 2u
                  Total --> 5u --- 30
                  1u --> 6

                  Tom's age now --> 18

                  cheers.

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                  • R Offline
                    rzz
                    last edited by

                    hi. Cld someone help me on this pls?

                    The ratio of the number of Donovan’s stickers to the number of Hong Yi’s stickers is 10:3. After Donovan gave hong Yi 1/5 of his stickers, hong Yi had 30 stickers less than Donovan. How many stickers did Donovan give to Hong yi?
                    thanks

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                      jieheng
                      last edited by

                      rzz:
                      hi. Cld someone help me on this pls?

                      The ratio of the number of Donovan's stickers to the number of Hong Yi's stickers is 10:3. After Donovan gave hong Yi 1/5 of his stickers, hong Yi had 30 stickers less than Donovan. How many stickers did Donovan give to Hong yi?
                      thanks
                      At first
                      Donovan 10u
                      Hong Yi 3u

                      1/5 of 10u = 2u

                      Donovan gave 2u to Hong Yi

                      In the end
                      Donovan 10u - 2u = 8u
                      Hong Yi 3u + 2u = 5u

                      Hong Yi had 30 stickers less than Donovan

                      8u - 5 u -> 30
                      3u -> 30
                      1u -> 10

                      No of stickers that Donovan gave to Hong yi was 2u -> 2*10 = 20

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                      • ozoraO Offline
                        ozora
                        last edited by

                        MathIzzzFun:
                        ozora:

                        need help in the following question:

                        1) Tom's present age is twice more than Sam's age years ago. Today, Sam's age is Tom's age the same number of years ago. How old is Tom now if the sum of their present age is 30?


                        Using units/parts method:

                        Number of years ago,
                        Tom's age --> 1p
                        Sam's age --> 1u

                        Now,
                        Tom's age --> 3u
                        Sam's age --> 1p

                        Age difference remains the same, therefore,
                        1p-1u = 3u-1p
                        1p --> 2u

                        Now,
                        Tom's age --> 3u
                        Sam's age --> 2u
                        Total --> 5u --- 30
                        1u --> 6

                        Tom's age now --> 18

                        cheers.

                        thanks

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