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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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    • C Offline
      christina soh
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      TT2:
      Hi MathIzzzfun,


      Thanks for your help. Noticed that e cross-multiply way is sometimes used to solve e ratio problems n sometimes e model method can be used. My son is not familiar on e 1st method. When do we use e cross multiply method or die die must use this? Eg. There is movement of e items???? :? Pls help...... :imdrowning:

      Thanks a lot
      Hi MathIzzzFun,

      What is your answer for Q14 of Paper 1 (math) of the following school?

      http://www.orlesson.org/orp/09Ma/2009-P6-Math-SA2-PLMGS.pdf

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        MathIzzzFun
        last edited by

        TT2:
        Hi MathIzzzfun,


        Thanks for your help. Noticed that e cross-multiply way is sometimes used to solve e ratio problems n sometimes e model method can be used. My son is not familiar on e 1st method. When do we use e cross multiply method or die die must use this? Eg. There is movement of e items???? :? Pls help...... :imdrowning:

        Thanks a lot
        Hi

        I will post the model solution later.. in a rush now.. and also the cross multiply method.

        cheers.

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          spunky
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          SCGS SA2 2009


          Can someone please help me with this question:
          Ahmad and Halim together took 5 days to paint their house. If Ahmad and Halim work together for 2 days, followed by Ahmad working alone for 8 days, Halim will take 1 more day to complete the remaining work. How long will Ahmad take to apint the house all by himself?

          Thanz

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            MathIzzzFun
            last edited by

            christina soh:
            TT2:

            Hi MathIzzzfun,


            Thanks for your help. Noticed that e cross-multiply way is sometimes used to solve e ratio problems n sometimes e model method can be used. My son is not familiar on e 1st method. When do we use e cross multiply method or die die must use this? Eg. There is movement of e items???? :? Pls help...... :imdrowning:

            Thanks a lot

            Hi MathIzzzFun,

            What is your answer for Q14 of Paper 1 (math) of the following school?

            http://www.orlesson.org/orp/09Ma/2009-P6-Math-SA2-PLMGS.pdf

            Hi

            77 blocks... the blocks need not be oriented in the same way..

            cheers.

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              christina soh
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              MathIzzzFun:
              christina soh:

              [quote=\"TT2\"]Hi MathIzzzfun,


              Thanks for your help. Noticed that e cross-multiply way is sometimes used to solve e ratio problems n sometimes e model method can be used. My son is not familiar on e 1st method. When do we use e cross multiply method or die die must use this? Eg. There is movement of e items???? :? Pls help...... :imdrowning:

              Thanks a lot

              Hi MathIzzzFun,

              What is your answer for Q14 of Paper 1 (math) of the following school?

              http://www.orlesson.org/orp/09Ma/2009-P6-Math-SA2-PLMGS.pdf

              Hi

              77 blocks... the blocks need not be oriented in the same way..

              cheers.[/quote]Thank you very much MathIzzzFun. Would you mind let me have the working?

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                tianzhu
                last edited by

                spunky:
                SCGS SA2 2009

                Ahmad and Halim together took 5 days to paint their house. If Ahmad and Halim work together for 2 days, followed by Ahmad working alone for 8 days, Halim will take 1 more day to complete the remaining work. How long will Ahmad take to apint the house all by himself?
                Hi

                This question touches on “Rates”.

                There is more than one way to solve it.

                One possible solution is:

                When Ahamd and Halim work together, they can paint their house in 5 days.
                In 1 day, they can paint 1/5 of their house or 1 unit.

                Hence, 1 day of Ahmad + 1 day of Halim ----- 1 unit

                In 2 days, they can paint 2/5(2 units) of their house, this means 3/5(3 units) of their house is left unpainted.

                8 days of Ahmad + 1 day of Halim ----- 3 units
                1 day of Ahmad + 1 day of Halim ----- 1 unit

                Therefore, 7 days of Ahmad ----- 2 units
                17.5 days ----- 5 units(whole house)

                Ahmad took 17.5 days to paint the house all by himself.

                Best wishes

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                  spunky
                  last edited by

                  Thanx so much for ur help. 😂

                  tianzhu:
                  spunky:

                  SCGS SA2 2009
                  Ahmad and Halim together took 5 days to paint their house. If Ahmad and Halim work together for 2 days, followed by Ahmad working alone for 8 days, Halim will take 1 more day to complete the remaining work. How long will Ahmad take to apint the house all by himself?

                  Hi

                  This question touches on “Rates”.

                  There is more than one way to solve it.

                  One possible solution is:

                  When Ahamd and Halim work together, they can paint their house in 5 days.
                  In 1 day, they can paint 1/5 of their house or 1 unit.

                  Hence, 1 day of Ahmad + 1 day of Halim ----- 1 unit

                  In 2 days, they can paint 2/5(2 units) of their house, this means 3/5(3 units) of their house is left unpainted.

                  8 days of Ahmad + 1 day of Halim ----- 3 units
                  1 day of Ahmad + 1 day of Halim ----- 1 unit

                  Therefore, 7 days of Ahmad ----- 2 units
                  17.5 days ----- 5 units(whole house)

                  Ahmad took 17.5 days to paint the house all by himself.

                  Best wishes

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                    MathIzzzFun
                    last edited by

                    christina soh:
                    MathIzzzFun:

                    [quote=\"christina soh\"]

                    Hi MathIzzzFun,

                    What is your answer for Q14 of Paper 1 (math) of the following school?

                    http://www.orlesson.org/orp/09Ma/2009-P6-Math-SA2-PLMGS.pdf

                    Hi

                    77 blocks... the blocks need not be oriented in the same way..

                    cheers.

                    Thank you very much MathIzzzFun. Would you mind let me have the working?[/quote]Hi

                    http://i54.tinypic.com/27y8gh0.jpg\">

                    cheers.

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                    • MathIzzzFunM Offline
                      MathIzzzFun
                      last edited by

                      TT2:
                      Hi MathIzzzfun,


                      Thanks for your help. Noticed that e cross-multiply way is sometimes used to solve e ratio problems n sometimes e model method can be used. My son is not familiar on e 1st method. When do we use e cross multiply method or die die must use this? Eg. There is movement of e items???? :? Pls help...... :imdrowning:

                      Thanks a lot
                      Hi

                      I have added \"visuals\" to make the cross-multiply method easier to understand...

                      http://i56.tinypic.com/i3tr1w.jpg\">

                      here's the solution using models...

                      http://i53.tinypic.com/13z075u.jpg\">

                      cheers.

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                        TT2
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                        :thankyou:

                        MathIzzzFun:
                        TT2:

                        Hi MathIzzzfun,


                        Thanks for your help. Noticed that e cross-multiply way is sometimes used to solve e ratio problems n sometimes e model method can be used. My son is not familiar on e 1st method. When do we use e cross multiply method or die die must use this? Eg. There is movement of e items???? :? Pls help...... :imdrowning:

                        Thanks a lot

                        Hi

                        I will post the model solution later.. in a rush now.. and also the cross multiply method.

                        cheers.

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