Dear all
Apologies. Just wanted to see if there’s any possibility of using model to explain the question. Once again, really appreciate all your help.
A baker has some flour. He uses an equal amount of flour to bake cakes everyday. After 6 days, he has 3/5 of the flour left. After another 4 days,he has 15kg of flour left. How much flour did he have at first?
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Dear all
Just wondering how to solve this instead of using algebra method.
Mr tan has some tickets. If he sends 4 tickets each to some companies,he will need 20 more tickets.
However, if he sends 3 tickets each to the same companies, he will have a remainder of 50 tickets. How many tickets did he have?
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Thanks once again.
May I know how did u derive 15 units?
For the second question, I was able to solve with model but when I used the branching method, I could not. Would u be able to do it via that method?
Thanks!!
4/4 -- 1/4 shoes
-- 3/4 remainder -- 1/6
-- 5/6 5/6x3/4= 15/24
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RE: Q&A - P5 Math
Dear all
Would need help with these questions:
A baker has some flour. He uses an equal amount of flour to bake cakes everyday. After 6 days, he has 3/5 of the flour left. After another 4 days,he has 15kg of flour left. How much flour did he have at first?
Mary spent 1/4 of her money on shoes, 1/6 of the remainder on present and $45 on a blouse and had $80 left. How much money did she have at first?
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Thanks so much.
Was trying this:
Pam’s savings was 3/7 of Mary’s savings.
Jan’s savings was 2/5 of the total savings of the three children.
Pam and Mary have $240 more than jan.
How much is pam’s savings?
P:S —> 3:7
J: P+ S—> 2:4
Is this right? And how do I do the next step?
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Thanks

Just to check how did you derive 35u:45u ?
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Thanks Tianzhu for your help. Really appreciated it.
Just wondering if anyone knows how to solve this?
Sam earns 7/9 as much as Andy. Ken’s salary is 1/6 of the total salary of the three men. Ken earns $2560 less than the combined salary of Sam and Andy. What is Sam’s salary?
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Thanks Tianzhu for your help. Really appreciated it.
Just wondering if anyone knows how to solve this?
Sam earns 7/9 as much as Andy. Ken’s salary is 1/6 of the total salary of the three men. Ken earns $2560 less than the combined salary of Sam and Andy. What is Sam’s salary?
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Dear all,
Would need some help for the following questions:
1. Mary had a box of beads and buttons. 4/7 were beads. Mary gave away 57 buttons. Of the beads, 5/12 of them were red, 3/5 of the remainder were blue and the rest were yellow. If there were 84 blue beads, how many buttons were left?
2. Susan had a total of 402 mangoes and pineapples. She sold 28 pineapples and 1/9 of the mangoes. The number of pineapples left became 1/4 of the number of mangoes left. how many mangoes did Susan have at first?
Thanks so much!!