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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      fxchow
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      Hi,


      Can someone help to solve this question. TIA. 🙂

      James had some fishes in a tank. 15 were goldfish and the rest were guppies and angelfish.
      The ratio of the number of goldfish to the number of guppies was 3:2 and the ratio of the number of guppies to the number of angelfish was 1:5. If James added 24 fish into the tank, the number of guppies would increase by 50%, and the angelfish would increase by 40%.
      How many goldfish were added?

      P/S: My girl told me that the question got mistake, please see if you can solve it. Question from school with no answer provided.

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        Dharma
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        fxchow:
        Hi,


        P/S: My girl told me that the question got mistake, please see if you can solve it. Question from school with no answer provided.
        You girl is right.
        http://www.postimage.org/

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          Tang
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          Dharma:
          tianzhu:

          Hi, hope this helps.

          http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3447/3790867316_9c928f2e6d_o.jpg\">

          This is small add on to Tianzhu's brilliant illustration.


          http://www.postimage.org/

          3 u = 2 p

          1 p = 1 u + 1
          2 p = 2 u + 2

          3 u = 2 u + 2


          1 u = 2; 1 p = 3

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            fxchow
            last edited by

            Dharma:
            fxchow:

            Hi,


            P/S: My girl told me that the question got mistake, please see if you can solve it. Question from school with no answer provided.

            You girl is right.
            http://www.postimage.org/

            Hi Dharma,

            Thanks for your reply. Have a nice weekend. 😄

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              enoawng
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              can anyone help?


              John was n years old when his mother was 36 years old. Today, his mother is 3 times as old as John.
              a) Express John’s age now in terms of n
              b) What is John’s age now if n=8?

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                Dharma
                last edited by

                enoawng:
                can anyone help?


                John was n years old when his mother was 36 years old. Today, his mother is 3 times as old as John.
                a) Express John’s age now in terms of n
                b) What is John’s age now if n=8?
                http://www.postimage.org/

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                  David Koriadi
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                  Sandy bought some apples and oranges. The number of apples was 1 ¼ times the number of oranges. After she packed the apples into boxes of 10 and oranges into boxes of 6, she found that she had 2 more boxes of oranges than apples. How many apples did she buy at first?

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                    Priskhipo
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                    David Koriadi:
                    Sandy bought some apples and oranges. The number of apples was 1 ¼ times the number of oranges. After she packed the apples into boxes of 10 and oranges into boxes of 6, she found that she had 2 more boxes of oranges than apples. How many apples did she buy at first?


                    http://www.postimage.org/

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                      3greatkids
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                      enoawng:
                      can anyone help?


                      John was n years old when his mother was 36 years old. Today, his mother is 3 times as old as John.
                      a) Express John’s age now in terms of n
                      b) What is John’s age now if n=8?
                      a) John's age now is (36-n)/2.
                      The theory is that the difference between mother's age and john's age never change, therefore, the difference in their age is always 36-n.
                      In order for the mother to be 3 times as old as John, when u draw the model, John will be 1 unit whereas mum is 3 units. their age difference(36-n) will then take up 2 units and john's age would be 1 unit. so in order to find 1 unit, you will take (36-n)/2

                      b) thus john's age now is (36-8)/2 which is 14

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                        James Ang
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                        Question asked:

                        Mary and Peter attended a party. Peter met with 4 times as many boy as girls while Mary met with 5 times as many boys as girls. How many boys and girls were at the party?

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