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    Q&A - PSLE Math

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      tianzhu
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      Thank you for your help.


      RGPS SA2 2008 Q43.


      http://www.postimage.org/

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        joyceling
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        tianzhu:
        Thank you for your help.


        RGPS SA2 2008 Q43.


        http://www.postimage.org/
        the answer is 2cm.

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          Happygolucky
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          HI Tianzhu,


          If I’m not wrong , one of the cubes at the uppermost layer was not in the question.

          Is the answer 2 cm?

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            joyceling
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            cubes for each level is (top to bottom ) 1,3,6

            water difference between top 2 levels and bottom level is the cubes difference: 8 cubes=1120-352x3=64, so each cube is 8 cm3
            so the height is 2cm

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              tianzhu
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              Happygolucky:
              HI Tianzhu,


              If I'm not wrong , one of the cubes at the uppermost layer was not in the question.

              Is the answer 2 cm?
              Hi

              This question is from http://www.misskoh.com
              Join the free membership to view the question from RGPS.
              I guess one of the cube is not in the question as it looks different from the others.

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                tianzhu
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                Perhaps girls of 2008/9 RGPS would like to comment on the extra cube shown in the picture.


                My gut feeling is it’s not there.

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                  Dharma
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                  tianzhu:
                  Perhaps girls of 2008/9 RGPS would like to comment on the extra cube shown in the picture.


                  My gut feeling is it's not there.
                  You're right. It was hand-drawn (its the one at the top row - on the righthand side)

                  Cube size - 2cm x 2cm x 2cm
                  Height of container = 6cm

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                    Dharma
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                    tianzhu:
                    Other than Guess and Check, what are the other alternatives to solve this problem?


                    Annie wrote her mother's age followed by her own age to form a 4-digit number.She used the difference between their ages to subtract from the 4-digit number. Then Annie obtained the number 4489.What was Annie's age ? (RGPS P6 Prelim 2008 Q47)
                    The 4 digit number is ABCD ... AB is mother's age while CD is Annie's age.

                    ABCD - (AB - CD) = 4489

                    ABCD = (AB00 + CD) -( AB - CD) = 4489

                    AB - CD > 10 .... AB = 45

                    4500 - CD - 45 + CD = 4489
                    2CD = 34
                    CD = 17

                    Annie's age = 17

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                      Tang
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                      Dharma:
                      Drdj:

                      Hi there,


                      Please help me with the following :

                      NanHua Prelim 2008

                      Qn 24
                      15 cats can catch 15 rats in 15 minutes. How long does it take 60 cats to cath 60 rats? [Ans = 15 mins - how do you know which qty to stay constant/change]

                      Thanks in advance πŸ™‚

                      15 cats - 15 rats - 15 mins
                      1 cat - 15 rats - 225 mins
                      1 cat - 60 rats - 900 mins
                      60 cats - 60 rats - 900/60 = 15 mins
                      (Only change 1 independent variable at a time)

                      15 cats 15 rats 15 min
                      1 cat 1 rat also 15 min
                      Hence 60 cats 60 rats also 15 min

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                        Tang
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                        Tang:
                        Dharma:

                        [quote=\"Drdj\"]Hi there,


                        Please help me with the following :

                        NanHua Prelim 2008

                        Qn 24
                        15 cats can catch 15 rats in 15 minutes. How long does it take 60 cats to cath 60 rats? [Ans = 15 mins - how do you know which qty to stay constant/change]

                        Thanks in advance πŸ™‚

                        15 cats - 15 rats - 15 mins
                        1 cat - 15 rats - 225 mins
                        1 cat - 60 rats - 900 mins
                        60 cats - 60 rats - 900/60 = 15 mins
                        (Only change 1 independent variable at a time)

                        15 cats 15 rats 15 min
                        1 cat 1 rat also 15 min
                        Hence 60 cats 60 rats also 15 min[/quote]15 cats 15 min

                        60 cats, the number of min will be less (Multiply by 15/60 - Original number of cats / New number of cats).
                        60 rats, the number of min will be more, since more rats to catch (Multiply by 60/15 - New number of rats / Original number of rats)

                        So 60 cats to catch 60 rats will require 15 x 15/60 x 60/15 = 15 min.

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