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Date Posted: 5 years ago
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Mathaddict100
Mathaddict100
5 years ago
May I know what is the answer?
Loo Zi Yi (Alex)
Loo Zi Yi (Alex)
5 years ago
@mathaddict100 Hi i got 1kg.
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Garand Chua
5 years ago
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Loo Zi Yi (Alex)
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Use fraction to solve. Hope this helps :)
Loo Zi Yi (Alex)
Loo Zi Yi (Alex)
5 years ago
The last step is to use 2.75kg multiply by 4/11 to find the mass of tge prawn at the start.
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Mathaddict100
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Yup that is the answer I got earlier..If you say so,then the method is just this?..
Loo Zi Yi (Alex)
Loo Zi Yi (Alex)
5 years ago
Technically 3 units for 0.75kg is correct. But your model is wrong because you forgot to introduce a additional block for each model to account for the food cooked.
Mathaddict100
Mathaddict100
5 years ago
Oh ok...But,why do we have to introduce an additional block when an equal mass(block) are cooked...Wasn't we supposed to remove a block each for both bar?..I don't get it..
Loo Zi Yi (Alex)
Loo Zi Yi (Alex)
5 years ago
fair argument, but just to better understand the question i would recommend to draw :)
Mathaddict100
Mathaddict100
5 years ago
Thanks :)..Yup I have to agree on the use of models here..