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Please help with this question. Thanks in advance!
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Zhong Shu Hao
Since it is CONSEQUTIVE and ODD numbers, the difference between them will be 2. ie B-A=2, C-B=2 and so on. Hence, C is equals to A+4 and E is equals to A+8.
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Please help with this question. Thanks in advance!
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Jolyn Low
Hi! Dyou have the ans? Is it 374cm?
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Jolyn Low
6 years ago
Joanne Sam
Hi Jolyn Low, i got the answer...
6 years ago
Yeo See Yeong
6 years ago
Jolyn Low
Hi!! The ans is 386cm indeed! Pls ignore my working i did it wrong sorry! 😖
6 years ago
Yin Ling
Is this a P5 qn? Thks
6 years ago
Joanne Sam
It's P6
6 years ago
Eri Na
Asked 9 years ago
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This one too...😰 help needed....
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Darryl Seah
Here you go. Know what to do when you encounter "more than" or "less than" because these models are pretty much tested frequently for P3 SA1
6 years ago
Eri Na
🙏 thank you so much!!! 👏
Appreciated!
6 years ago
Eri Na
Asked 9 years ago
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P3... Need help plsss...
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Darryl Seah
Here you go!
6 years ago
Eri Na
Thank you! Thank you!!🙏👏👏
6 years ago
Serene Teo
Asked 9 years ago
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How to do these 5 primary 5 questions?
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Serene Teo
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
For Q3, 9jugs of water fills 5/8 of the tank. so 1 jug fills 5/72 of the tank. 14 jugs(amount of jugs used in q) will fill up 60/72 of the tank, which is 5/6 of the tank. In other words, 4 cups of water fills up 1/6 of the tank. Hence, the tank can hold 4x6=24 cups of water.
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Jojo Celestino
Hi! Zhong Shu Hao, I agree with your solution but I guess you made some calculation error.. 14 x 5/72 is 70/72 and not 60/72. Which means that the remaining 4 cups can fill 2/72 of the tank. A cup can then fill1/144 of the tank which means you need 144 cups to fill the tank completely..
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
oh... yah ps. Brain short-circuit 😅
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
For the Q on the sqr, we can know that one side of the shaded sqr is 48/4=12cm. At the same time, one length and one breath of the rectangle has the length of 20cm.
BY OBSERVATION,
the length of a rectangle is equals to one side of the sqr and one breath of a rectangle. Hence,
side of sqr+2breadth=20
12 + 2 breadth = 20
2 breadth =8
breadth = 4
length = 4+ 12 = 16cm.
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Jojo Celestino
I find these problems really nice. Do you mind me using these questions Serene Teo when I revise my students for their final year examinaton?
6 years ago
Serene Teo
Sure Jojo Celestino
6 years ago
Jojo Celestino
Thanks.. :)
6 years ago
Wei Chan Wu
Serene, I hv shared all these Qns with my girl. We hv worked out most of the question except the Qn on the "A box contain red, blue and green pens.....". Appreciate if u share with us the solution. Thanks in advance.
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
R represents red, B represnts blue, G represents green.
6 years ago
Wei Chan Wu
Thanks Shu Hao.
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
welcome 😊
6 years ago
Serene Teo
Thanks
6 years ago
Serene Teo
Thanks shu hao, this working able my gal to understand it clearly.
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
Haha thanks for your compliments! XD
6 years ago
Serene Teo
By the way do u knw how to solve Q17?
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
Sure. Give me some time to produce the model :D
6 years ago
Serene Teo
Thanks again
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
6 years ago
Zhong Shu Hao
This is the working for part a. Believe part b will be more straight forward now :D