David Tan's answer to Yeo's Primary 3 Maths Singapore question.

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David Tan
David Tan's answer
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3 unknowns thus 3 equations.
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
You should not be using three equations for someone who is attempting a Primary 3 question. The most basic of algebra is only covered in Primary 6.
David Tan
David Tan
3 years ago
If it gets the job done, why not? There is no one right method when it comes to learning.
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
Whilst the method works, it’s probably going to be difficult to be processed in the thoughts of a Primary students who are taught to draw model diagrams, considering that a Primary 3 student is still relatively new to the field of problem sums.

As a side note, the author has reposted the same question again in a slightly newer post.
Yeo
Yeo
3 years ago
Thanks
Yeo
Yeo
3 years ago
Thanks