Brenda Lee
Asked 9 years ago

SG chevron_right Primary 3 chevron_right Number and Algebra

Please help.. Answer is 149.

Replies 8

Brenda Lee

Hi Winson, is there a simpler way. This is a P3 question but they have not learn algebra. Any method to simplify it?

6 years ago
Winson Siew

Well technically i am not using algerbra cuz in algerbra i would be using x but instead i am using 1u?

6 years ago
Winson Siew

o wait i think i need to change my method

6 years ago
Adrian Leung

6 years ago
Winson Siew

If only i could model >_<

6 years ago
Adrian Leung

Hope this make sense. Done by my 11 year old daughter.

6 years ago
Brenda Lee

Thx Adrian. This is a gd model!!

6 years ago
Yeo Robert

Draw one box. Call it C. Draw another box C plus another box of 45 for B. B = C + 45 Draw another box C plus box of 45 plus box of 173 for D. D = B + 173 = C + 45 + 173 = 218 The three row of boxes add together. B + C + D = 710 C + 45 + C + C + 218 = 710 3 C + 263 = 710 3 C = 710-263 = 447 C = 447/3 = 149

6 years ago

Yvonne Quah Su-Sim
Asked 9 years ago

SG chevron_right Primary 4 chevron_right Number and Algebra

This is a P3 past yr qn. Question:How many tiles is needed to build model 10?Answer given is :(10Γ—10)+10=110.I don't understand why. Can someone pls help explain? My answer is 40. 😧Thanks.

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Vera Koh

prob wrong answer or diagram too dark to tell how many tiles exactly. if ur assumption of 4 tiles for fig 1, 8 for fig 2 etc is correct, then ur answer shd be correct. :)

6 years ago
Shaoyang Brandon

40 is correct. The pattern is to multiply the figure number by 4 to get the total tiles for that figure. No worries.

6 years ago
Yvonne Quah Su-Sim

Thanks Vera Koh and Shaoyang Brandon.

6 years ago
Vera Koh

6 years ago
Vera Koh

6 years ago

Yvonne Quah Su-Sim
Asked 9 years ago

SG chevron_right Primary 3 chevron_right Number and Algebra

This is P3 past year qn. Can someone pls help with this qn? Answer is 180. Thanks.Joe had 2 times marble as Peter.After Joe gave away 150 marbles, Peter has 3 times as many marbles as Joe.How many marbles did Joe have at first?

Replies 4

Jerlynn Teo

6 years ago
Yvonne Quah Su-Sim

Jerlynn Teo, thanks for the model. But how did u know the number of units shd be in multiple of 3s. I joe=6 units and Peter =3. Qn only mentions J=2P 1st part of the qn. 2nd part it says after giving 180 then P has 3x of Joe.😟

6 years ago
Tey Pei Ling

6 years ago
Goh Wan San

The number of marbles Peter has remained unchanged so the size of Peter's model also remained unchanged.

6 years ago

Linda Chen-Foong
Asked 9 years ago

SG chevron_right Primary 5 chevron_right Measurement

Hi all, this is a P5 question. The answer is 288cm2. Can anyone advise why the number of surfaces that were painted blue is 72? The working from the answer sheet is 4x4 + 4x4x2 + 3x4 + 2x4 + 4 = 72. My gal & I do not know how to derive this working. Thanks in advance! ✌🏻️

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Zhong Shu Hao

Shift all the blocks to one corner

6 years ago
Linda Chen-Foong

Thanks much. 😊

6 years ago
Rye Tan

Like what Zhong Shu Hao has said, what i did here is that I shifted all the cubes to the top left hand corner. And this is what you will get when you look from above. Number of painted faces = 16

6 years ago
Linda Chen-Foong

This is awesome. Thank you so much. 😊✌🏻️

6 years ago
Rye Tan

Side views. Number of faces = 4 x (4+3+2+1) = 40

6 years ago
Linda Chen-Foong

Thank you so much. Really awesome. Very clear. 😊✌🏻️

6 years ago
Rye Tan

Bottom view. Number of faces = 16

6 years ago
Linda Chen-Foong

Really appreciate your clear drawings. 😊

6 years ago
Rye Tan

Hence, total number of painted faces = 16 + 40 + 16 = 72 faces

6 years ago
Linda Chen-Foong

This is awesome. Thank you so much. 😊✌🏻️

6 years ago
Linda Chen-Foong

Thanks much. 😊

6 years ago
Linda Chen-Foong

Thank you so much. Really awesome. Very clear. 😊✌🏻️

6 years ago
Linda Chen-Foong

Really appreciate your clear drawings. 😊

6 years ago

Tranquil Serenity
Asked 9 years ago

SG chevron_right Primary 3 chevron_right Measurement

Can someone tell me when the answer is 9 & not 6. Thank you!

Replies 6

Huz Hussin

There are 2 more squares in this figure. They're above the triangle u labelled 5 on the right side.

6 years ago
Tranquil Serenity

😨 I stuck

6 years ago
Yap Michelle

You have 2 nos of 6 which shld be 6 and 7. Yes, there are 2 more squares above the "5" that u had indicated on the right.

6 years ago
Linda Chen-Foong

Yes both parents have pointed out. Please see pic to be clearer. 😊✌🏻️

6 years ago
Tranquil Serenity

Drawing not clear enough & overlooked too, thxs all for pointing the mistake

6 years ago
Eljenia Koh

9

6 years ago
Tranquil Serenity

😨 I stuck

6 years ago