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Ana Riz
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Primary 4 chevron_right Maths

pls help
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Date Posted: 6 years ago
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Christmas MT
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This model should be clear enough.

3 units --> 15
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Ans: 60 coins
Savitha
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6 years ago
Answer is correct if the question was "jane had three "times" more coins than Mary". Think the word "times" is missing.
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Vanessa
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Jane has 3 more coins than Mary, which means Jane has 1/5 (of total) + 3. Sylvia has the remaining boxes because the question said that the coins were only shared by the 3 sisters. In the model, 3 + 12 equals to 3 units. You then find 1 unit and multiply it by 5 to get the total number of coins.