Vivian Ang
Asked 8 years ago

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How to do this question?

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Vera Koh

5 years ago

Vivian Ang
Asked 8 years ago

SG chevron_right Primary 6 chevron_right Number and Algebra

How to do this question?

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Sangeeta Chadha

After t hours both trains meet. Distance travelled by A = 180t By B = 170t Total = 1050 = 180t + 170t = 350t t = 1050/350 =3 hrs Distance travelled by A = 180 x 3 = 540 and by B = 510km

5 years ago

Chua Choon Hock
Asked 8 years ago

SG chevron_right Primary 6 chevron_right Number and Algebra

How about this Q. Anyone can help?

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Vera Koh

5 years ago
Chua Choon Hock

Thanks. Vera are u a full-time teacher ?

5 years ago
Chua Choon Hock

Vera in this case 8 is the Unit ?

5 years ago
Chrissy Ong

Hi what level is this ?

5 years ago
Chua Choon Hock

P6

5 years ago
Vera Koh

8 refers to the number of times we have to swop 6 pencils n 6 pens.. i wun say it's a unit.

5 years ago
Chua Choon Hock

Thanks Vera

5 years ago
Vera Koh

haha.. i'm not a full-time teacher.

5 years ago
Soo Vei Li

Choon Hock, here're two similar qns which were posted in early May. You can look through the photos posted on those dates and give them to your child for further practice...

5 years ago
Soo Vei Li

5 years ago
Chua Choon Hock

Thanks

5 years ago

Liu Gaoyuan
Asked 8 years ago

SG chevron_right Primary 6 chevron_right Number and Algebra

I am quite confused by the answer given. The question: a train takes 24 seconds to pass a tunnel which is 560 m long. It takes 16 seconds to cross a bridge which is 416m long.(a) What is the speed of the train?(b) How long is the train?The given answer is (a) 18m/s(b) 128m

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Liu Gaoyuan

(a) The speed is calculated as (560-416)/(24-16)=18m/s This is not an issue. (b) the given answer is 560 - 24*18=128m, or 416-16*18=128m

5 years ago
Liu Gaoyuan

Shouldn't the total distance to cross a bridge be (the length of the bridge + the length of the train)? Or a train is considered to "cross" the bridge already so long as the head of the train has cross he bridge?

5 years ago
Vera Koh

hmm.. if just the "head" cross the bridge, then speed shd b 560/24 or 416/16.. but both of these yield different answers.. i am equally confused w the solution..

5 years ago
Jacquelyn Tan

A

5 years ago
Jacquelyn Tan

A

5 years ago

Julia Tan
Asked 8 years ago

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Hi All. Don't mind if u can indicate the level of each posted question? So that we are clear if that ques belongs to our kids level or not. I get very worried if my kids and I can't solve certain ques and we dont know which level was that. Thanks alot. I'm new to this forum and there's alot i need to learn from all of u... Thanks admin for letting me join in. :)

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Derek Fung

We are all on the same boat.... 😂

5 years ago

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