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Hi,Anyone can help 😓
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Boey Wai Yen
Wow. What level is this pls?
6 years ago
Julia Yeo
Sorry is Sec 2.
6 years ago
Boey Wai Yen
Ok. I will continue to try to work it out. Hopefully some of the other members can help you out too. 😉
6 years ago
Vina Lim
x should be divided by cube root of 5 since it is proportional to cube root of y.
If x is proportional to the cube root of y, then if Y is divided by 5 in terms of value then x should proportionally be divided by cube root of 5. 9/ cube root of 5
6 years ago
Mike Tan
This page should be renamed psle maths help
6 years ago
Boey Wai Yen
Nah, it's not for PSLE, and it could be solved the model method way, if one is inclined to do so. 😆
But I enjoy such questions. Brain training, though I'm not that good at them. 😀
6 years ago
Gabe Lucas
6 years ago
Julia Yeo
Thanks so much
6 years ago
Julia Yeo
Asked 9 years ago
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Hi, can someone help with the model drawing for this p5 question? TIA!
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Mike Tan
6 years ago
Ida Tan
Thanks Mike Tan!
6 years ago
Mike Tan
It is correct
6 years ago
Mike Tan
Each unit for C has been subdivided into 2 units. 10/16 = 5/8
6 years ago
Ida Tan
Yes I just realized it , thanks for ur help !
6 years ago
Jasmine Yeo
Can I ask is it tch specifically wants the class to solve this Q using model method? Cos I thought using equal fraction will be less time consuming.
6 years ago
Ida Tan
Hi Jasmine Yeo, either model method or equal fraction method is acceptable
6 years ago
Mike Tan
I always use equal fraction. Change to common numerator.
6 years ago
Jasmine Yeo
Ya, I agree with Mike.
6 years ago
Mike Tan
6 years ago
Soo Vei Li
Jasmine Yeo, for some students, it may be too abstract why the denominators are added and equated to 615. The visual Model Method helps them make sense of these steps. Ultimately we will want our students to work with the abstract (algebra) and MM is the bridge to get there. Once they understand and don't need the models they can be encouraged to work with fractions and explain their thinking (to ensure understanding).
The question is indirectly telling you that 2/5 of the red buttons is equal to 3/4 of the blue buttons. Try drawing this, then extend the model to show all the red and blue buttons.
Should be able to carry on from here. If not, then I'll draw to show.
6 years ago
Nandula Hema
Asked 9 years ago
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