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Please help on this P5 question. Thank you.
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Pearlyn Koh
Using trial and error
504 = 12 x 42 => difference 30
504 = 21 x 24 => difference 3
So first number is between 12 and 21 and second number between 24 and 42
504 = 18 x 28 => difference is 10
The numbers are 18 and 28.
28 is the answer since it is the larger number. Bigger sounds grammatically off!
6 years ago
Pay Chee Chiang
Got it thank you very much Pearlyn.
6 years ago
Pearlyn Koh
You are welcome. Algebra will solve it faster methinks but they won't allow.
6 years ago
Shahul Hamid
A P5 child won't quite get quadratic equations so Guess and Check with proper tables and headings should do the trick.
6 years ago
Pay Chee Chiang
Thank you.
6 years ago
Raymond Ng
Guess & check.
The last digit of 504 is a 4, which can only be achieved by _2 x _2 or _8 x _8 since difference is 10.
So just try 12 x 22 & 18 x 28.
Quick calculation reveals 18 x 28.
Ans: 28
Yes, thks Carolina. I used the same method as yrs. how abt a non algebra method for this qn?
6 years ago
Pearlyn Koh
Trial and error
3 books @$8 => total $24
4th book Plus $36
New total $60 => average $15
5 books @$8 => total $60
6th book Plus $36
New total $96 => average $16
6 books @$8 => total $48
7th book Plus $36
New total $84 => average $12
Answer : 7 books
6 years ago
Peter Back
Step 1. find the change in average. 12~8=4 step 2. find the reason for the change. In this case the new book was $28 above average. 36~8=28
That 28 is redistributed to each of the books so that eacj book gets $4. so to find the number of books 28 รท 4 = 7 books=
6 years ago
Jason Oon
Difference in average = 12 - 8 = 4
36 - 12 = 24
24 / 4 = 6 (Divide the value 24 by difference of 4, and you get 6 books)
6 + 1 = 7 books total
6 years ago
Amaline Yang
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Pattern question. Pls help. Thanks
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Yeo See Yeong
361.
6 years ago
Amaline Yang
Can provide steps?
6 years ago
Yeo See Yeong
Sq of 1st digit combined (not addition) with sq of 2nd digit. But I don't think this is a good logic question.
6 years ago
Yeo See Yeong
Is this the given answer?
6 years ago
Amaline Yang
I dun hv model answer. It's a practice paper from school
6 years ago
Jane Lai
Yeah 361
6 years ago
Jane Lai
6 years ago
Richard Ang
Yes
6 years ago
Hilda Makkie
361
6 years ago
Karen Lum
Logical meh??
6 years ago
Karen Lum
Logical meh??
6 years ago
Amaline Yang
Ok I got it. But really no logic leh
6 years ago
Jane Lai
Yeah agree no logic. But Nathanael Goh seems to see it quite quickly leh.. hmm
6 years ago
Pearlyn Koh
361
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May Yee
361
6 years ago
Shahul Hamid
This is not a good question at all. If square of a digit (and patterns derived from it) the objective , then it should be crafted in a better way.
6 years ago
ANdy Tay
361
6 years ago
Roland Lam
361
6 years ago
Roland Lam
6x6,1x1
6 years ago
Dhruv S Arya
361
6 years ago
Chong Ji Lian
There is no pattern from one triangle to the next. The pattern is within the individual triangle itself.
6 years ago
Pearlyn Koh
Any sample PSLE maths question one can download?
Find that the std of maths questions differ. Better to refer to MOE guidelines
6 years ago
Caitlin Lee
361
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Cv Ng
361
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Juliana Donna Loh
361
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Jeannie Ng
361 but super no logic! !! What has maths become..???
First step is to recognise that Triangle DZC is the half of the rectangle which is 60cm^2. Secondly, with the additional area of DXY (10 cm^2), the shaded area is therefore 60-10=50.