The total distance covered
= 2 × (15 + 38 - 7×2) + 3.14 × 7
= 99.98 cm
6 years ago
Tiong Beng Sim
Tks Xavier. Why 2x ( ) and why 3.14x7.
6 years ago
Xavier Sng
Good morning mister Tiong. I am busy now, but I will post a drawing when I can to show you why. Regards
6 years ago
Bak Eng Lau
2 (38+15) - 14 = 92
92 + (3.14 ×7) = 113.98
6 years ago
Tiong Beng Sim
Tks Bak Eng. I got the same answer as you but the paper answer states 99.98 which is what Xavier Sng found.
6 years ago
Tiong Beng Sim
actually come to think of it, you need to minus 7cm x4 as it covers the total diameter of 4 balls ie ball A itself and the 2 fixed balls.
6 years ago
Bak Eng Lau
So I think is this.
6 years ago
Tiong Beng Sim
What about the starting 7 cm of ball A? Should that not be considered as well?
This is really complex!
6 years ago
Bak Eng Lau
Interesting question
6 years ago
Xavier Sng
The centre of ball A must stop 7 cm from the centre of the fixed ball. After rotating half the circumference over the fixed ball, the centre of ball A must again be 7 cm away from the centre of the fixed ball.
6 years ago
Xavier Sng
That is how the 38 - 2×7 came about.
6 years ago
Aishwarya Karthik
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100%-58%=42%[50cents] so, 0.50x42=21
6 years ago
Winson Siew
understand ?
6 years ago
Aishwarya Karthik
Got it
6 years ago
Aishwarya Karthik
Thankd
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Beh Phaik Siew
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Thanks. The question is from preschooler brain teaser book. It seem quite hard to explain to him.
6 years ago
Yeo See Yeong
Pre school???? I am speechless....
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Casco publisher
6 years ago
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Since we want to form the same no, tell the child to think all the possible ways of getting 12.
Then see the common no of each possible sequence. That will be the corners.
Then place that no at the corners.
The remainder in the middle.
Do step by step.
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Making it visual...
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can i know why u change it to 25:30:20
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Please see the ratio and fraction in yellow. Can you accept them?