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How to do ?
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Izam Marwasi
1) 5
6 years ago
Jason Oon
6 years ago
Winson Siew
Candy Chan if your stuck on a Q use the options given and work back
6 years ago
Wu Huishan
6 units = 24
1 unit = 4
For the ratio to be 5:1, Tom needs to have 5x4= 20 sweets.
Therefore, Jane needs to give Tom 20-15 = 5 #
6 years ago
Dannis Chan
First, total up the sweets, 15+9=24
Then, total up ratio, 5+1=6
As 6 portion = 24 sweets
So 1 portion = 4 sweets
Ratio 5:1 means 20 sweets: 4 sweets
As Jerry has 9 sweets, he need to give Tom 5 sweets
6 years ago
Candy Chan
Thank q all! Appreciate :)
6 years ago
Candy Chan
Asked 9 years ago
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How to get option 1 ?
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Jason Oon
Cookies now = 6 + 14 + 5 = 25
Cookies bought = 5
% cookies bought / cookies now
= 5 / 25 x 100% = 20%
6 years ago
Chong Soon Hin
Is it 5/(5+6+14)*100 ==> 5/25 = 1/5 = 20%
6 years ago
Jason Oon
Indeed it is
6 years ago
Dannis Chan
Guess u missed the key sentence 'she has NOW'
Number of cookies she has now is 6 + 14 + 5 = 25
As she bought 5, so use 5 divide 25
5/25 X 100 = 20%
P4 maths. How to get the answer for (c)? Pls help!
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Shaoyang Brandon
This question is ...weird! There is no way Alan can have 200g of flour left!
7/10 + (7/10-2/5) = 10/10 = 1 whole set of flour gone! what has been left behind?
6 years ago
Izam Marwasi
He used 0.7kg+0.3kg= 1kg
Left 200g
Total Flour at First is 1200g
Fraction used-.> 1000/1200= 5/6
6 years ago
Shaoyang Brandon
I still don't get this though. This question doesn't sound logical. If you add up the fractions, you get nothing left. (b) seems to come out of the blue!
6 years ago
Izam Marwasi
7/10 kg is not the same as 7/10 of the flour...
6 years ago
Shaoyang Brandon
Got it!
6 years ago
Carol Sia
6 years ago
Carol Sia
Thks guys
6 years ago
Shaoyang Brandon
I still don't get this though. This question doesn't sound logical. If you add up the fractions, you get nothing left. (b) seems to come out of the blue!
6 years ago
Izam Marwasi
7/10 kg is not the same as 7/10 of the flour...
6 years ago
Shaoyang Brandon
Got it!
6 years ago
Doreen Chia
Asked 9 years ago
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Please assist to help on P5 math. Thanks !
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Izam Marwasi
12 years time
6 years ago
Izam Marwasi
Difference in age 45-7=38
Difference in age for the ratio to be
3:1- is 2
2u= 38
u=19
3:1--> 57:19
57-45= 12.. 19-7= 12
Ans->12 years time
6 years ago
Yeo See Yeong
6 years ago
Doreen Chia
Thanks a lot. Is there another simplify method ?
6 years ago
Desmond Tan
Draw a 3 units model for Mrs Lim and a 1 unit model for Jerome.
The difference is 2u and that is equal to the difference in their ages (45-7=38)
Hence each unit will be 38/2=19
This is the age of Jerome when Mrs Lim is three times his age.
Therefore the time will be (19-7=12) yrs.
6 years ago
Yap Michelle
I am using units and parts. Let the age be u and the future age be p.
6 years ago
Doreen Chia
Got it. Thanks to all 😊
6 years ago
Dannis Chan
Another simple method is,
Numbers bigger than 45 years old that can be divided by 3 is 48, 51, 54, 57, 60...
so u get 16, 17, 18, 19, 20...
U write down 48-16, 51-17, 54-18, 57-19, 60-20
Since their age different is 45-7 = always 38, the only possible age is 57-19
To reach 19 years old will take 12 years time