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Chris
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Date Posted: 3 years ago
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Priscilla Ng
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Hope the working helps.
Chris
Chris
3 years ago
Thank you so much. Really appreciate your help.
Chris
Chris
3 years ago
I could understand till the working until 1unit = 12.
But isn’t it they are finding the difference?
Why can’t we use total 18units minus 6units and then multiply by 12 to find the difference.
Pardon me for not being able to understand.
Awaiting for your reply. Thank you.
Priscilla Ng
Priscilla Ng
3 years ago
18 units = 8 units + 120
Difference in number of units is 10 units which balance up to 120 with the 8 units.

So, 10 units is equal to 120
Therefore, 1 unit = 12.
Chris
Chris
3 years ago
Sorry again...
Your 8units + 120 means (8necklaces + 120beads)? and your 6 units refers to (6 bracelets)?
Therefore Jess has 3times more beads than Valerie means Jess has (6units x 3 = 18units)?

18 units is equivalent to 8units + 120?

Apologise for asking so much.
Chris
Chris
3 years ago
One more question.
When we know 1unit = 12, isn’t we are suppose to substitute in?

Jess (8units + 120) - Valerie (6 units)
= 216 - 72
= 144 (difference)?
Priscilla Ng
Priscilla Ng
3 years ago
Sorry. I did not read the question carefully.
Yes, the difference is 216 - 72 = 144.

Answer: 144
Chris
Chris
3 years ago
Thank you so much. Now I understand it.
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Priscilla Ng
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Model Drawing illustration for the earlier working:

For Valerie's number of beads to be the same as Jess', we need to multiply her number 3 times.

So, 3 times of 6 units is 18 units and then it will be as long as Jess' (8 units + 120).

From the model drawing, we can see that 10 units = 120.

Hope this is clear now.