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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      tianzhu
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      kavisuresh:

      1. Study the five layer block as shown below. It is built from 55 similar 1cm cubes and is painted green. Find the total surface area that is painted green.
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      Hi

      Where is this question from?

      We cannot read the question in full.

      Assuming to be a portable toy structure not a fixed structure.This means the bottom of the structure is also painted.

      When viewed from the front or the back, the left or the right, we can see (1+2+3+4+5) or 15 square faces.

      When viewed from the top or bottom, we can see 25 square faces.

      Number of square faces ------- 4*15 + 2*25 ------ 110

      Surface area to be painted ------110*1*1 ------ 110 sq cm

      Best wishes

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        tianzhu
        last edited by

        htn:

        tianzhu
        Thank you for your help.
        Hi

        You’re welcome.

        Best wishes

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          Angel25
          last edited by

          Pls HELP!!



          Roy jogged from his house to the playground and back at 10km/h. He reached home at 12.18pm. If he jogged at 3km/h slower, he would reach home at 1.30pm. If he wanted to reach home at 12.45pm to have his lunch, at what speed did he have to jog?

          Thanks!!

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            Daddy
            last edited by

            Thanks MathIsssFun,


            For Q2 i did not understand. Please explain. Thanks
            http://i53.tinypic.com/10hlv08.jpg\">

            How did you come out the model for Sam?
            Why $40 = to 10u?
            Why 7u = 2u + 10 +80?

            Thank.

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              maths6a
              last edited by

              Hi need help with this qn.

              Has anyone posted it yet? pl direct me to the page. Thanks.

              A, B and C were standing in a straight line waiting for a race to start.
              C was 300 m ahead of B and B was 100 m ahead of A. At 9 am, they started the race. A overtook B in 5 min. In another 5 min, A overtook C. If B's speed is 150 m/min, at what time did B overtake C?

              Thanks in advance.

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                MathIzzzFun
                last edited by

                Daddy:
                Thanks MathIsssFun,


                For Q2 i did not understand. Please explain. Thanks
                http://i53.tinypic.com/10hlv08.jpg\">

                How did you come out the model for Sam?
                Why $40 = to 10u?
                Why 7u = 2u + 10 +80?

                Thank.
                Hi

                hope this explains..

                http://i52.tinypic.com/4qfu2p.jpg\">

                cheers.

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                  smileplease
                  last edited by

                  Anyone knows how to do this Q :


                  There were 1960 workers in a garment factory this year. This is 840 less than that of last year. Find the percentage decrease in the number of workers?

                  How do we determine it is 840/2800 x 100 OR 840/1960 x 100?

                  thanks.

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                    MathIzzzFun
                    last edited by

                    maths6a:
                    Hi need help with this qn.

                    Has anyone posted it yet? pl direct me to the page. Thanks.

                    A, B and C were standing in a straight line waiting for a race to start.
                    C was 300 m ahead of B and B was 100 m ahead of A. At 9 am, they started the race. A overtook B in 5 min. In another 5 min, A overtook C. If B's speed is 150 m/min, at what time did B overtake C?

                    Thanks in advance.
                    Hi

                    A made up 100m to catch up with B in 5 min.
                    100m/5 min = 20 m/min, so A is 20 m/min faster than B, ie A's speed = 170 m/min

                    A made up 400 m to catch up with C in 10 min.
                    400m/10min = 40m/min, A's is 40m/min faster than C.
                    C's speed = 170m/min - 40m/min = 130m/min

                    150m/min - 130/min = 20 m/min - B is 20 m/min faster than C
                    300m / 20m/min = 15 min
                    B will overtake C 15 min later, at 9.15am

                    cheers.

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                      maths6a
                      last edited by

                      Correct me if I am wrong, but

                      840/2800 x 100% is the correct answer because percentage decrease is compared to what was at first/original which in this case was last year.

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                        atutor2001
                        last edited by

                        smileplease:
                        Anyone knows how to do this Q :


                        There were 1960 workers in a garment factory this year. This is 840 less than that of last year. Find the percentage decrease in the number of workers?

                        How do we determine it is 840/2800 x 100 OR 840/1960 x 100?

                        thanks.
                        This one I know.
                        Decrease is changing from BIG to small so the original/start is BIG -> divide by BIG
                        Increase is changing from SMALL to big so the original/start is SMALL -> divide by SMALL
                        That was how I told my kids in those good old days.

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