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Serene Teo

Asked 9 years ago

SG Primary 5 Number and Algebra

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Yeo See Yeong

6 years ago

Tan Weiqiang

Here's how to do it with model drawing

6 years ago

Serene Teo

Thanks

6 years ago

Tan Weiqiang

A pleasure. :)

6 years ago

Serene Teo

Asked 9 years ago

SG Primary 4 Measurement

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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.

6 years ago

Serene Teo

6 years ago

Serene Teo

Thks for helping

6 years ago

Serene Teo

Asked 9 years ago

SG Primary 5 Fractions

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Aishwarya Karthik

6 years ago

Serene Teo

Thanks

6 years ago

Serene Teo

It's so clear to explain to my gals on this format and she understands it clearly, thanks again

6 years ago

Maya Tharangani

Asked 9 years ago

SG Primary 4 Number and Algebra

Pls help with this one too! TIA!

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Zhong Shu Hao

Lets say P has 1 unit of stamps. Then J will have 12 more than 1 unit of stamps. Given that T has 4 times as much as J, T will have 48 more than 4 units of stamps. In total, T J and P will have 60 more than 6 units of stamp. 60 + 6units ＝ 246 6units ＝ 186 1 unit ＝ 32. So J has 32+12＝44 stamps.

6 years ago