Olivia Ong's answer to Soni's Primary 5 Maths Area & Volume Singapore question.
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Since 1 pencil is equal to the cost of 3 erasers, we try to find out how many pencils only, she can buy with 2/3 of her money. Then from there, we work out how many pencils can be bought using 1/3 of her money.
The total number of pencils she bought would then be 6 pencils (bought oroginally) + how many pencils she can buy with 1/3.
The total number of pencils she bought would then be 6 pencils (bought oroginally) + how many pencils she can buy with 1/3.
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6 years ago
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