Foo's answer to Lee's Secondary 1 Maths Singapore question.

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Qn 5 and 6, hope this helps:)
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4 years ago
shouldn't the answer to the second question be 270g? if he needs to make 450g of pastry, then instead of assuming 9:4:2 if for 1g of pastry, shouldn't we apply the ratio to 450g? and thus 9+4+2=15, 450/15=30, and 9x30=270g?
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4 years ago
Ya if u assume as such then the flour can be 270g, the question is basically testing thw assumption concept. So u must state what u assume first