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    Q&A - P5 Math

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      Jamesbond
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      Ben sold 1295 chickens and ducks at the market yesterday. The ratio of the number of chickens sold to the number of ducks sold was 4:3. Today, he sold another 685 chickens and ducks. As a result, the ratio of the number of chickens sold to the number of ducks sold for the two days was 2:1. How many chickens did he sell on the second day?

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        PapayaDad
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        yesterday = 7u

        7u=1295
        u=185
        chicken to duck 4u:3u is 740:555

        today = 685

        both days = 1295 + 685 = 1980
        both days = 3p = 1980
        p=660
        both days ratio is 2p:1p…1320:660

        Yesterday chicken = 740
        Both days total chicken = 1320
        Today chicken = 1320 - 740=580

        check
        Today duck = 685 - 580 = 105

        Yesterday 740:555
        Today 580:105
        Both days 1320:630…correct

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          Jamesbond
          last edited by

          PapayaDad:
          yesterday = 7u

          7u=1295
          u=185
          chicken to duck 4u:3u is 740:555

          today = 685

          both days = 1295 + 685 = 1980
          both days = 3p = 1980
          p=660
          both days ratio is 2p:1p....1320:660

          Yesterday chicken = 740
          Both days total chicken = 1320
          Today chicken = 1320 - 740=580

          check
          Today duck = 685 - 580 = 105

          Yesterday 740:555
          Today 580:105
          Both days 1320:630...correct
          :thankyou: Papayadad.

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            Jamesbond
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            Dan had some 50 cent coins and 20 cent coins in the ratio 4:5. He exchanged six 50 cent for 20 cent coins. The ratio of the number of 50 cent coins to the number of 20 cent coins Dan has becomes 1:5. What is the total sum of money that Dan has?

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              PapayaDad
              last edited by

              Exchange six 50 cents for fifteen 20 cents


              At first 4u:5u
              Change -6:+15
              End 1p:5p

              4u-6…1p
              5u+15…5p

              Make the part the same

              20u-30…5p
              5u+15…5p

              20u-30=5u+15
              15u=45
              u=3

              At first 4u:5u
              At first 12:15
              12 fifty cents = 6 dollars
              15 twenty cents = 3 dollars
              Total : 9 dollars

              Check:
              At first 12:15
              change -6:+15
              End 6:30 = 1:5 correct
              6 fifty cents = 3 dollars
              30 twenty cents = 6 dollars
              total : 9 dollars…correct

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                Gold
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                Hi, this is LS, Heyhoe's son! This is the first time using my own account! I'm so excited!!! :imcool:

                Can u please help me with these?
                1: In the figure, the length of the smaller square is 16cm and the length of the bigger square is 23cm. Find the shaded area.
                Photo will be uploaded in the next msg.
                2: this figure is made up of 2 squares and a right angled triangle. Find the shaded area. Thanks 😉 :clubmyself: the photos are more than 640 pixels wide. I'll try again.

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                  Gold
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                  :sad: If you have, it's the 5A textbook area of triangle pg 115 Q5 and Q6, challenging practice B.

                  I really can't upload the photo... :sad: :sad:

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                    tianzhu
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                    Gold:
                    :sad: If you have, it's the 5A textbook area of triangle pg 115 Q5 and Q6, challenging practice B.

                    I really can't upload the photo... :sad: :sad:
                    Hi

                    You may insert an image by following these steps:

                    1) Do a print screen of the portion you want to upload.

                    2) Edit using Paint. Cut out the portion of the question you want to upload.

                    3) Save file in pictures

                    4) Go to Flickr (Free sign up as member) or other storage sites. Upload file. Select medium size. Right click to copy URL of image.

                    5) Coming back to Kiasuparents forum, click insert image button.

                    Best wishes

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                      carol73
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                      The Queen, prince and princess had 270 diamonds. After receiving 90 diamonds for her birthday, the Queen decided to give 1/2 of the diamonds to the prince, the prince than gave 2/5 of his diamonds to the princess.in the end the three of them had the same number of diamonds, how many diamonds did each of them have at first

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                        chloecube
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                        carol73:
                        The Queen, prince and princess had 270 diamonds. After receiving 90 diamonds for her birthday, the Queen decided to give 1/2 of the diamonds to the prince, the prince than gave 2/5 of his diamonds to the princess.in the end the three of them had the same number of diamonds, how many diamonds did each of them have at first

                        270 + 90 = 360

                        now -
                        Queen - 3 units
                        Prince - 3 units
                        princess - 3 units

                        work backwards
                        before -
                        Queen - 6 units
                        Prince - 2 units
                        princess - 1 unit

                        9u - 360
                        1u - 40

                        so Queen - 240 - 90 = 150
                        Prince - 80
                        princess - 40

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