Since 1/5 = 1/7, so its 1u. Since steven has 5 parts..total is 5u and derek 7 parts..so 7u. Total 12u .
6 years ago
Anand Liverpudlian
12u=72-12 since 6 years later
6 years ago
Anand Liverpudlian
12u=60
6 years ago
Anand Liverpudlian
U=5
6 years ago
Winson Siew
Raymond Ng can u help with this Q just curious on how u solve it
6 years ago
Raymond Ng
6 years ago
Anand Liverpudlian
6 years ago
Anand Liverpudlian
Total age =12u=60
6 years ago
Anand Liverpudlian
Derek in 6 years = 7u+6= 41
6 years ago
Anand Liverpudlian
Chk - steven age in 6 years will be 5u+6= 31. Derek age = 41. 41+31=72.
6 years ago
Raymond Ng
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Azlinah Arif
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Izam Marwasi
60 years old
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Jason Oon
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Tey Pei Ling
6 years ago
Eljenia Koh
60 yrs old
1 unit = 12
5 units = 5x12 =60
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Adrian Ng
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Making it visual... P1/P2 solution
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Karen Chow
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Hi. Need help with this question. Thanks
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Yeo See Yeong
6 years ago
Karen Chow
Thanks so much. Appreciate your detail explanation.
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Yeo See Yeong
You are most welcomed!
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Yeo See Yeong
You are most welcomed!
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Eddie Tan
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Please help to solve this question. Thanks
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Sathya Jayaraj
7+2=9
7-2=5
6 years ago
Eddie Tan
Is there a way to solve this question
6 years ago
Mehboob Ali Panhwar
4
6 years ago
Soo Vei Li
Besides guess and check, we may draw a model diagram: we draw 2 bars, one long and one short to represent the two numbers.
The difference between the bars represent the quantity 5.
When we remove 5 from the longer bar, we will have two equal bars with a total of 4 (9 - 5=4).
Now we know that the shorter bar represents 2 (4/2=2).
The longer bar is 2+5=7.
Therefore, the larger number is 7, smaller number is 2.
Some children may need a visual approach to solve this.
6 years ago
Raymond Ng
(9 - 5) ÷ 2 = 2
6 years ago
Ong Chee Kian
6 years ago
Raymond Ng
Once the sum and difference of two numbers are known,
Larger number = (sum + difference) ÷ 2
Smaller number = (sum - difference) ÷ 2
6 years ago
Ong Chee Kian
another way of looking at it
6 years ago
Tey Pei Ling
6 years ago
Tey Pei Ling
6 years ago
Philip Tan
(D+C) + (D-C) = 9+5
2D = 14
D = 7
C = 2
6 years ago
Doc Sou
2
6 years ago
Kelvin Chua
Answer is 4
6 years ago
Kelvin Chua
Oops wrong
6 years ago
Dannis Chan
This is one of the most difficult question to explain to kids. It just involved simple maths of first line minus second line to get rid of diamond but most don't get it when we tell them +ve minus -ve is actually plus both numbers
6 years ago
Soo Vei Li
This method of solving may be too abstract for most students in the primary school. It involves algebraic thinking. The model method is more visual and make the problem accessible for students in primary school before they learn algebra.
6 years ago
Lee Yu Ching
I always bang my head trying to teach this to my son. Frustration on all sides. Why they wish to test this type of algebraic qn at primary level without teaching algebra when they will so easily learn to solve this w simultaneous equations just a fee years later at secondary school always boggles me.
6 years ago
Tan Vivian
6 years ago
Kai Meng
Hi, hope this helps.
6 years ago
Daisy C Ng
2
6 years ago
Ng Geok Tin
7
6 years ago
Karen Boo
Answer: 2
Apply Model drawing
6 years ago
Izam Marwasi
(D+C)-(D-C)=9-5
D+C-D+C= 4
C+C=4
C= 2
6 years ago
Patricia Phua
2
6 years ago
Luke Sirolli
4
6 years ago
Hariani Salleh
Using model method
6 years ago
Sures Kumar
2
6 years ago
Joanne Wang
2
6 years ago
Peh Zhi Xuan Joey
2 use guess and check
6 years ago
Jolene Liew
If lower Pri, then use guess and check.
Possibilities are:-
9 + 0
8 + 1
7 + 2 (✔️) only this is possible.
6 + 3
5 + 4
6 years ago
Mike Tan
(9-5)÷2=2
6 years ago
Jacqulin Joseph
2
6 years ago
Eddie Tan
Is there a way to solve this question
6 years ago
Soo Vei Li
This method of solving may be too abstract for most students in the primary school. It involves algebraic thinking. The model method is more visual and make the problem accessible for students in primary school before they learn algebra.
6 years ago
Lee Yu Ching
I always bang my head trying to teach this to my son. Frustration on all sides. Why they wish to test this type of algebraic qn at primary level without teaching algebra when they will so easily learn to solve this w simultaneous equations just a fee years later at secondary school always boggles me.