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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      JadeDry
      last edited by

      Hello,


      I would appreciate input on the following question-

      Make b the subject of the formula

      ((a squared) / (x squared)) + ((b squared) / (y squared)) = 1


      My answer is ( b= square root of (y squared( x squared - a squared)) / (x squared)

      Is this correct?

      Thanks in advance.

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        MathIzzzFun
        last edited by

        JadeDry:
        Hello,


        I would appreciate input on the following question-

        Make b the subject of the formula

        ((a squared) / (x squared)) + ((b squared) / (y squared)) = 1


        My answer is ( b= square root of (y squared( x squared - a squared)) / (x squared)

        Is this correct?

        Thanks in advance.
        Hi

        http://i39.tinypic.com/1zqsw7t.jpg\">

        btw, is this p6/psle maths ? I would suggest that you post this at the secondary maths thread in order not to confuse P6 parents/P6 students who are reading this thread.

        cheers.

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          oliveminx
          last edited by

          5) At first, Ravi had $200 more than Vincent. He gave 40% of his money to Vincent. Vincent then gave 25% of his money to Ravi. In the end, Vincent had $68 more than Ravi. How much did Vincent give Ravi?


          R[100%][200]
          V[100%]

          R[60%][ 120 ]
          V[140%][80]

          R[95%][140]–68-
          V[ 105% ][60]

          10%=208-60=148
          35%=518
          518+20=538

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            just888
            last edited by

            JE382:
            One more question πŸ˜„ :

            In the figure that is not drawn to scale, ABCF is a rectangle. Find the area of the shaded parts.
            http://i44.tinypic.com/10s9jfb.png\">
            http://i41.tinypic.com/2jciloo.png\">

            Name the line intersection point of AD and BE line G
            Area of shaded area x
            = Area of triangle BDG
            = Area of triangle ADB - Area of the triangle AGB
            = (1/2 x 12 x 9) - (1/2 x 12 x 7)
            = 54 - 42
            = 12

            Area of the shaded area y
            = Area of triangle AEG
            = Area of triangle AEB - Area of triangle AGB
            = (1/2 x 12 x 9) - (1/2 x 12 x 7)
            = 54 - 42
            = 12

            Area of the shaded parts
            = Area of the x + Area of y
            = 12 + 12
            = 24

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              oliveminx
              last edited by

              maychang:

              Hi Oliveminx,
              Thanks for your reply.
              JE382 is my DD, she is going to sit for psle next year.
              She draws the diagram herself as we do not have a scanner at home.
              Will get her to repost the diagram in bigger size.
              I think BD and AE are supposed to be straight lines. If so, the two solutions posted are correct.

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                JE382
                last edited by

                tianzhu:
                JE382:

                One more question πŸ˜„ :

                In the figure that is not drawn to scale, ABCF is a rectangle. Find the area of the shaded parts.
                http://i44.tinypic.com/10s9jfb.png\">

                Hi

                It’s helpful to have a bigger image.Is line BE a straight line?

                In answering this question, I assume that line BE is a straight line
                The two shaded areas are of equal sizes.

                Area of triangle ABD ----- Β½ * 12 * 9 ------ 54
                Area of triangle (height 7 cm) ----- Β½ * 12 * 7 ------ 42

                Difference of 1 shaded part ------ 54 – 42 -----12
                Area of 2 shaded parts ------ 12*2 ----- 24

                Best wishes

                Yes, line BE is a straight line. Thanks for your answer too!
                :thankyou:

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                  JE382
                  last edited by

                  Thanks to everyone who have answered my questions!! πŸ˜„

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                    tianzhu
                    last edited by

                    JE382:

                    Yes, line BE is a straight line. Thanks for your answer too!
                    :thankyou:
                    Hi

                    You're welcome.

                    Best wishes

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                      elkniwt
                      last edited by

                      Hi,


                      Like to ask a general question on \"part thereof\" :

                      For qns like, (make-up qn, so forgive me for any phrasing error.. )
                      Cost of postage is $10 for the first 100g and $2 for the subsequent additional 10g. What is the cost of postage for a 123g parcel?

                      Please advise what is the difference in answer (if any) with or without the phrase \"part thereof\".

                      Thank you very much. πŸ˜„

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                        tianzhu
                        last edited by

                        Hi elkniwt


                        Good Morning.

                        I suggest you take a look at the actual exam questions on this topic.When students are expected to use \"part thereof \",usually, it's expressed in the question.Otherwise, the cost for subsequent units is given.

                        If I remember correctly, additional charges are usually in;

                        a) Part thereof ----- common question hinges around parking charges at the car park.

                        Every subsequent half hour or part thereof ----- $1.50\t

                        Part thereof means there would be a full charge of $1.50 for any time from 1 minute to 29 minutes


                        b) Additional charges can also be expressed in cost per unit or per set for subsequent units.

                        1) cost per page ----- Subsequent pages --- 3 cents per page

                        2) cost per additional toy ----- For each subsequent toy --- $0.50 per toy

                        3) cost per set or group ---- Subsequent 5 litres --- $3

                        Best wishes.

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