Ching Lim
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Pauline Tan
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Yeo Pei Lin
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I need some help please! This is a P4 question. Thanks.

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Yueh Mei Liu

Explanation is a little long to ensure understanding. Actual steps are just 24+38=62 62÷2=31 31 pupils

5 years ago
Yueh Mei Liu

5 years ago
Vera Koh

5 years ago
Yeo Pei Lin

Thanks! The explanation is very helpful.

5 years ago
Adrian Ng

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Brigitte Low
Asked 9 years ago

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Sorry …not maths question but I need help on Science. Is lizard an amphibian? TIA!

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Sharon Thio

Nope. A lizard is a reptile.

5 years ago
Brigitte Low

Thank you Sharon Thio

5 years ago
Chan KH

My thought is let the child know what classify as amphibian. e.g. Amphibians spend their lives in the water and on land. (Since lizards can't survive in water, they are not amphibian .)

5 years ago
Wern.u Leong

Unless they're marine iguanas? Are iguanas lizards or amphibians?

5 years ago
Vina Lim

Lizards are reptiles as they have scales. Amphibians have moist skins like salamanders and frogs.

5 years ago
Vina Lim

http://www.diffen.com/difference/Amphibian_vs_Reptile

5 years ago
Mary-Anne Rischmueller

A good inquiry question for the kids to explore, have fun

5 years ago
Tan Chin Tiong

Google

5 years ago

Kheng Yan
Asked 9 years ago

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Can advise on (b)? Thanks so much in advance.

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Meng Khim Goh

180-53-53=74 The 53 degrees is repeated because it is overlapped when the triangle is folded.

5 years ago
Kheng Yan

Thanks a lot☺

5 years ago
Johanna Kittie

May I know what level is this?

5 years ago
Kheng Yan

this is P6

5 years ago
Johanna Kittie

That's a really tricky one.

5 years ago
Mavis Low

Ok wait, I get it now.. You were looking at the angle on the straight line, after you unfold the folded part..

5 years ago
Meng Khim Goh

5 years ago
Meng Khim Goh

BNC1 is 180' (angle on straight line) MNC1 = MNC = 53' (the overlap when unfolded)

5 years ago
Mavis Low

Got it! Better make sure my son gets it! Heard that this Qn is quite common for P6..

5 years ago
Kheng Yan

This is not the first time we encounter such a question; we have seen this qn in P5 but we still forgot that this is how it can be solved. Thanks once again!

5 years ago

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