Weilun's answer to Jo's Primary 5 Maths Fractions Singapore question.
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Hi Jo,
This is the solution offered for your question.
I make use of algebra, which I am not sure if you are taught the topic in Primary 5.
If no, then this solution may be complicated for you to understand.
Do take a look and let me know if you have any questions
This is the solution offered for your question.
I make use of algebra, which I am not sure if you are taught the topic in Primary 5.
If no, then this solution may be complicated for you to understand.
Do take a look and let me know if you have any questions
Date Posted:
5 years ago
Thanks Weilun. Do you have a more simplified answer for P5? Thx!
Hi Jo, I dont think I can simplify the first few parts on expressing the amount of sand in the boxes after each step.
For the last part, I actually made use of calculator to solve for the values A, B and C.
If you are not taught on that, you can alternatively use "substitution" to solve for the values, which will take up more steps.
Cheers
For the last part, I actually made use of calculator to solve for the values A, B and C.
If you are not taught on that, you can alternatively use "substitution" to solve for the values, which will take up more steps.
Cheers
That's alright. Thanks for your help.
No problem.
I apologise for the multiple steps that made it complicated, however, the question set by your teacher actually made it so haha
I apologise for the multiple steps that made it complicated, however, the question set by your teacher actually made it so haha
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