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    Free Primary School Maths Help - You Post I Solve!

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      ET-PH
      last edited by

      [quote]Mrs Lim bought 7/8kg of flour. She used 4/7kg of it to bake a cake and 3/8kg to make muffin. How much flour Mrs Lim is left with?? [/quote]
      Hi, I have seen a similar question before, is simply just 7/8 - 4/7 - 3/8, but we can't minus, not sure if there is a error in the question.

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        pecalis
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        moonee:
        I need the solution for this question....


        Mrs Lim bought 7/8kg of flour. She used 4/7kg of it to bake a cake and 3/8kg to make muffin. How much flour Mrs Lim is left with??

        Anything near will help.
        There should be a mistake in the qn in the 2nd line:
        She used 4/7 of it i.e. 4/7*7/8=4/8=1/2kg to bake a cake and 3/8kg to make muffin
        So total used = 4/8+3/8=7/8kg.
        Ans: All flour used up, so no flour left.

        Or She used 4/7kg (no such thing as 4/7kg of it) That's why can't do 7/8-4/7-3/8 (will get negative ans)
        HTHs πŸ™‚

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          teachingmum
          last edited by

          sktwo2:
          Hi, I need help in solving this question by using bar drawing method.

          4 packets of biscuits and 3 packets of chips = $13.10
          6 packets of biscuits and 12 packets of chips = $35.40
          a) what is the price for a packet of chip?

          Thanks in advance
          Hmm... I won't use models for such questions.... can use symbols or tables

          By using symbols.... (Please note that there are many variations to this mtd... easier to get rid of B first)

          4B 3C -> $13.10
          6B 12C -> $35.40
          12B 9C -> $39.30
          12B 24C -> $70.80
          15C -> $31.50
          1C -> $2.10 (Ans)

          or

          4B 3C ->$13.10
          6B 12C -> $35.40
          16B 12C -> $52.40
          10B -> $17
          1B -> $1.70
          4B -> $6.80
          3C -> $13.10 - $6.80 = $6.30
          1C -> $2.10 (Ans)

          By using table...


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            moonee
            last edited by

            Hi all, Tks for helping, I will double check with my girl whether theres any error when her school teacher gave her the maths problem. Shes currently in p4… btw, is this a p4 question?

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              moonee
              last edited by

              ET-PH:
              [quote]Mrs Lim bought 7/8kg of flour. She used 4/7kg of it to bake a cake and 3/8kg to make muffin. How much flour Mrs Lim is left with??

              Hi, I have seen a similar question before, is simply just 7/8 - 4/7 - 3/8, but we can't minus, not sure if there is a error in the question.[/quote]
              HI! :oops: Sorry, yes , there is an errror in the earlier question,,,,, should be:

              Mrs Lim bought 7/8 kg of flour.
              She used 4/7 of the flour to bake a cake and 3/10 kg to bake some muffins.
              How much flour did she have left?

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                mramk
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                fridayeducation:
                Hello all parents,


                After reading through this forum, I realised many parents are teaching their children on their own. Something my parents never had the time to do so when I were young. Therefore, as a form of encouragement to all dedicated parents. I will be providing you help with questions that you have doubts on. πŸ™‚

                You may post the questions here/PM me or email me and I will try my best to solve it at soonest and post the question/answer here so other parents who have doubts on the same type of questions may help their kids too
                (but please give me a day to assist you with your questions in case i do not read my mails)

                Have a great day.
                Thanks for your offer. Wish to find more and more members like you in this famous forum. I will \"trouble\" you with some questions soon.
                Have a nice day!

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                  titank
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                  [color=darkblue]Mark has 7 fewer toys than Jane

                  Simon has 4 more toys than Jane.
                  If Mark has 15 toys, how many toys does Simon have?[/
                  color]

                  [size=24

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                    corneyAmber
                    last edited by

                    titank:
                    [color=darkblue]Mark has 7 fewer toys than Jane

                    Simon has 4 more toys than Jane.
                    If Mark has 15 toys, how many toys does Simon have?[/
                    color]

                    [size=24



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                    Mark = 15
                    Jane = 15+7 = 22
                    Simon = 15 + 7 + 4 = 26

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