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Number and Algebra
Please help?
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Ida Tan
6 years ago
Kelly Lau
Great. My girl got the correct answer but using an incorrect method. Your model is much easier to understand. Thanks
6 years ago
Shanthi Seetharam
Asked 9 years ago
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Primary 4
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Number and Algebra
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Shanthi Seetharam
Hi help me to solve this problem.
6 years ago
Alice Lieu
6 years ago
Shanthi Seetharam
Thanks.
6 years ago
Tjew Sheng Wei
6 years ago
Tjew Sheng Wei
Am I wrong ?
6 years ago
Mike Tan
6 years ago
Mike Tan
Tjew Sheng Wei your answer is wrong
6 years ago
Tjew Sheng Wei
I used 91 instead of 83 !!! Hahaha
6 years ago
Tjew Sheng Wei
6 years ago
Tjew Sheng Wei
Careless mistake
6 years ago
Mike Tan
You are a tutor?
6 years ago
Tjew Sheng Wei
No.
6 years ago
Mike Tan
Parent? Student?
6 years ago
Tjew Sheng Wei
A parent learning
6 years ago
Mike Tan
Oic, keep up the good work :-)
6 years ago
Poh Chiew Bee
Asked 9 years ago
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Primary 5
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Number and Algebra
1 more question that need help. Thanks
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KH Puah
The daily difference between Paul and Peter spending is $12. i.e. every day Peter will have $12 saving more than Paul. In order to have $240 saving more than Paul, Peter will need to save $240/$12 = 20 days. Therefore each of them will have 20 days x $48 = $960 at first.