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good job your presentation and working. one thing though, im confused with the question. in your question, you said that Mr Henry received an equal sum of money from the sale of the large and small 'oranges'. but in your working, you said that he sold large and small 'apples'?

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I do not agree with your strategy and question because in the question you wrote that Mr eng earned an equal amount of money for the sale of big and small apples, so what is the difference, is there any difference? Your strategy is using the lowest common mulitple, but without knowing the difference, how can you do this question?

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Please refer to the Teacher example given on the parallel question to Q17(b).

When setting your parallel question, do consider the following:

(a) The character must receive an equal sum of money for the sale of small apples and large apples;

(b) which size apples sell more - small apples or large apples?

(c) What is the difference in quantity sold?

(d) Work out the solution to your question set - you may upload your solution onto Padlet.

(e) Invite your peers to review your question/solution and give suggestions for improvements if needed.

(f) In your comments on your peer(s)'s work, do use Math Talk (see poster) such as:

I agree/disagree with your question and/or solution because ...

Your question/solution makes sense because ...

My strategy is similar/different because ...

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Mr Gulam received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples. He sold 49 more small apples than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of the apples in total?

answer:

$45 worth of small apples: 3x9=27

$45 worth of large apples: 4x5=20

27-20=7

no. of grps: 49/7=7

7x(45x2)= 7x90

=630 (ans (a))

b) small apples sell more than large apples

c) 27x7=189

20x7=140

189-140=49 (ans (c))

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I agree with your method but I do not undersrand fully.

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Mr Henry received an equal sum for the sale of large and small oranges. He sold 63 more small apples than large apples.

small oranges-> (252/3)x6=504

504+63/3x6=630-> small oranges

Big oranges -> (252/4)x9=567

total->567+630=1197

B) Small oranges sell more than large apples.

C) Difference->630-567=63

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I'm confused by your question, as you changed between apples and oranges and it was not clear what you're asking.

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Mr Gulam sold some apples. The money he earned on small and large apples were equal. He sold 252 more small apples than large apples. How much did he earn in total?

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I do not know the cost of the small apples and large apples, so I cannot check if the answer is correct.

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Math question wiith Isaac and Kevin I am Kevin

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Math question wiith Isaac and Kevin I am Kevin

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The ontop is the solution, now I write the question.

A box of 3 small apples is sold for 6 dollars, a box of 4 large apples is sold for 10 dollar

MR glam received the same amount of money from selling big apples aand small apples. He sold 30 more small apples than large apples. How much money did he m ake in total.

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I feel that your presentation needs improvement as I can not see it clearly.

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I think you should work on your presentation . Cannot see clearly.

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Poppy and Bobby had 11 apples at first.Both Poppy and Bobby bought an equal amount of apples . Bobby bought from shop B while Poppy bought apples form shop A.The prices are stated below. shop a : 3 for 9 dollars shop b: 3 for 12 dollars Poppy spent $ 330 more than Bobby.How many apples did he have in the end? 12-9=3 330 divided by 3 is 110 110x3 =330 330+11=341 check 330x3 is 990 330x4 is 1320 1320-990=330

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Zoies comment (Asher's parallel question)

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Zoies comment (Asher's parallel question)

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i do not agree with the solution. this is mine:

12-9=3

330/3=110

if there are 110 groups, 110x3(no. of apples per grp)=330

(edit: this post was made before he edited it back)

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Gideon 's and Russel's questions (Gideon 's method)

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Gideon 's and Russel's questions (Gideon 's method)

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Mr Gulam sold some apples .The money he earned on small and large apples were equal .He sold 252 more small apples then large apples.How much did he earn in total .

3x9=27

4x5=20

27-20=7

252/7=36

5x9=45

36x45=1620

1620x2=3240

ans$3240

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GOOD JOB!!! IT WOULD BE GOOD IF YOU ANNOTATE SO THAT THE PERSON READING IT WOULD KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. OVERALL, GREAT JOB!!!

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Q 17 parallel question

Mr Gulam received an equal amount of money from selling small and large apples. He sold 63 more small than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of apples?

small=n/3x5=5n/3 63/3x5=105

large=n/4x9=9n/4

5n/3=20n/12

9n/3=27n/20

27-20=7

7n=105x12=1260

1n=1260/7=180

small apple=180/3x5=300

63/3x5=105

300+105=405

Total=405x2=810

Ans=$810

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I agree with your answer and I also used the same method as you and your presentation is clear

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NICE

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Ooh, thanks for the revision!

I want to have a better understanding for these type of questions so changing one variable is really helpful. I agree with your method as well because it is similar to mine (:

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i think that you should try to annotate more, but i do agree with your solution.

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I am Ian and this is my comment(For Emmanuel's Question)

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I am Ian and this is my comment(For Emmanuel's Question)

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Very good algebra method. This is an excellent method I can use as I normally have trouble with questions that involves substitution!

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I used the same strategy as you! Awesome!

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Awsome! The solution is correct and it is a new method that I can learn from!

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Mr Tan received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples. He sold 63 more small apples than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of the apples in total?

small apples:1u/3x5=5u/5 63/3x5=105

large apples:1u/4x9=9u/4

9u/4=5u/3+105

27u/12-20u/12=105

7u=105x12=1260

1u=1260/7=180

small apples money:180/3x5+63/3x5=405

large apples money:180/4x9=405

total:405x2=810

ans:$810

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Good job! I agree with your solution, i also used the same strategy as you, I think this strategy is the best, that is why i used it with my question too.

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I agree with your solution easy to understand and great has presentation. The solution is interesting and I can learn from you.

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I like your presentation and your strategy of solving is almost the same as mine.Great job!

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Mr Gulam sold apples at the prices shown below:

Small apples: Box of 3 apples for $5

Large apples: Box of 4 apples for $9

Mr Gulam received an equal sum of money for the sale of small and large apples. Mr Gulam sold 126 more small apples than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of apples in total?

Let 'n' be the number of apples:

Small Apples: (n) / 3 x $5 = $5n/3

(126 / 3 ) x $5 = $210

Large Apples: (n) / 4 x $9 = $9n/4

$9n/4 = $5n/3 + $210

$9n/4 - $5n/3 = $210

$27n/12 - $20n/12 = $210

$7n = $210 x 12 = $2520

n = $2520 / 7 = 360

Amount received for small apples: (360 / 3 x $5) + ($126 / 3 x $5) = $810

Amount received for large apples: 360 / 4 x $9 = $810

Total amount: $810 x 2 = $1620

Ans: $1620

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Nice presentation, I can read it without messing my eyes up! (kind of) Your algebra is similar to mine and I like the big number that you changed to and your method is right

Good job on the big multiple of three and when I checked, its actually correct!

- c u later, onitaq

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Great! The presentation is perfect and easy to follow and learn from

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A box of 3 small apples sells for $6

A box of 4 large apples sells for $10

Mr.Glam received the same amount of money from selling small and large apples. He sold 30 more small apples than large apples.

How much money did he make in total?

Solution:

Large apples= m

Small apples=m+30

m+30|3x6=2(m+30)

m|4x10=10m|4=2.5m

2m+60=2.5m

60=0.5m

m=120

120|4=30 boxes

30x10=300

150|3=50

50x6=300

300+300=600

Answer: $600

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Bookshop A sold Harry Potter and The Cursed child for $6 while bookshop B sold the same book for $7. Henry bought some books from A while Jack bought of the same books from bookshop B. They both spent the same amount of money but Henry bought 26 more books than Jack. How many books did Henry buy?

Solve using sets

one set

$7X6=$42

$6X7=$42

difference in books for 1 set

7-6=1

number of sets

26/1=26

number of books Henry bought

26X7=182

Ans:182

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good job on the solution, i agree with your working and answer. nice presentation too :)

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4 Big apples:

$5

3 Small apples:

$3

Mr Eng earned an equal amount of money for the sale of big and small apples. There was a difference of 63 more small apples than big apples

a) which size of apples sold more, big or small apples?

4 big apples = $5

12 big apples:$15

3 small apples=$3

15 small apples=$15

63-3=60

60/3=20

small apples=15x21=315

large apples =12x21=252

Ans: Small apples sold more.

b) What is the difference in quantity sold?

small apples - big apples=

315-252=63

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I am Ian and this is my comment(For Meghan's Question )

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I am Ian and this is my comment(For Meghan's Question )

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My strategy is similar as I also like to use the "lowest common multiple" method that you have used for your question.

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I think you did a very good job on the question, but your question is quite different from the original. it is supposed to be parallel to the original question. i think your working is good and i agree with your answer. but try to set a question more similar to the original question :DD

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I like your question as it is easy to understand.

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Q17(c):Mr Gulam received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples.He sold 49 more small apples than large apples.How much did he receive from the sale of apples in total?

Solution:

large apples:5x4=20

small apples=3x9=27

($45 worth of large apples & $45 worth of small apples)

27-20=7

49 divided by 7 =7

45x2=90

90x7=630

7x27=189(small)

7x20=140(large)

Difference is 49(189-140=49)so mr gulam sold 49 more small apples than large apples

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Mr Gulam received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples. He sold 49 more small apples than large apples. How much did he received from the sale of the apples in total?

a) cost of $45 of small apples : 3x9=27

cost of $45 of large apples : 4x5=20

27-20=7

number of groups : 49\7=7

7x(45x2)=630

b)small apples sold more than large apples

c) 27x7=189

20x7=140

189-140=49

Ans : a) 630

b)small apples sold more than large apples

c) 49

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Wowowow, great job. Making sure that the changed variable is a multiple of three is great! Presentation on your post is kind.. of unbalanced ( as in formats ) but other than that it is fine!!!!!1!11!

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nice job guys

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your presentation is neat and easy to read and learn from your method!!!!?

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Wow! Is this method similar or the same as grouping?

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Mr Gulam received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples. He sold 84 more small than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of apples in total?

ANSWER:

(let 'n' be the number of apples)

small apples: (n) / 3 x $5 = $5n/3

large apples: (n) / 4 x $9 = $9n/4

: (84 / 3) x $5 = $140

$9n/4 = $5n/3 + $140

$9n/4 - $5n/3 = $140

$27n/12 - $20n/12 = $140

$7n/12 = $140

$7n = $140 x 12 = $1680

n = $1680 / 7 = $240

amount received from the sale of small apples: $240/ 3 x $5 + 84 / 3 x $5 = $540

amount received from the sale of large apples: $240 / 4 x $9 = $540

total amount received: $540 x 2 = $1080

ANS: $1080

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The working is clear and easy to understand, and the method also correct.

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Wow!1!!1! A new method I can learn from and is very interesting!1!1!

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1st parallel question 17b)

Mr Gulam received an equal amount for the sale of small apples and large apples.He sold 21 more small apples than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of the apples in total?

small apples: (y)/3x$5=$(5y/3)

large apples:(y)/4x$9=$(9y/4)

(21/3)x$5=$35

$(9y/4)-$(5y/3)=$35

$(27/12)-$(20y/12)=$35

$(7y/12)=$35

$7y=35x12=420

$y=420/7=60

60/3x$5+$35=$135

60/4x$9=$135

$135x2=270

Ans:$270

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Good job!

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i agree with your answer! i think that you used the best method to solve it and i would have used this method too!

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Your question is easy to understand and interesting.

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I like this question and the way you present your working for the solution is also clear, and I can understand what you're asking.

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parallel question 17

Mr Gulam sold apples at the prices below

Small Apples Large Apples

Box of 3 apples Box of 4 apples

for $5 for $9

Mr Gulam received an equal sum from the sale of small apples and large apples. He sold 84 more small apples than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of apples in total?

Method 1 :

Small apples = (x) / 3 x $5 = 5x/3 ((84/3) x $5 = $140

Large apples = (x) / 4 x $9 =9x/4

9x/4 = 5x/3 + $140

9x/4 - 5x/3 = $140

27x/12- 20x/12 = $140

7x/12 = $140

7x = $140 x 12 = $1680

x= $1680 / 7 = $240

small apples= 240/3x $5 + 84/3 x $5 = $540

large apples = 240/4 x $9 = $540

total= $540 x 2 = $1080 (ans)

Method 2=

Common multiple of 5 and 9 = 45

small apples = 45/5 = 9

$9 x 3 = 27

big apples = 45 / $9 = $5

$5 x 4 = 20

difference is= 27 - 20 =7 units

number of sets = 84 / 7 = 12

12 x $45 = $540

total = $540 x 2 = $1080 ( ans )

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Mrs Tan received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples.He sold $160 more on the small than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of the apples in total?

solution

: let 'a' be the number of apples

small: (a)/3x5=$5n/3

168/3x5=$280

large:(a)/4x9=$9n/4

$9n/4=$5n/3+$280

$9n/4-$5n/3=$280

$27n/12-$20n/12=$280

$280x12=$3360

$7n/12=$3360

$1n=$3360/7=$480

Amount collected from small apples: $480/3x$5+$168/3x$5=$1080

Amount collected from large apples: $480/4x$9=$1080

Check:

Small: 480/3x5=$800

168/3x5=$280

Total small:$800+$280=$1080

Large: $480/4x9=$1080

Correct

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Good job, I think you wrote the question well, and its very good that you gave 2 methods to check your work. I agree with both solutions and the working is easy to understand.

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how u figure this out? ples teach me

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Good job, you made sure the amount difference between the small and large apples was a multiple of three! I salute you for your individual effort too! ( and I also have the same method hehehe )

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I agree with you and

My method is similar to yours.

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Nice job on your question. Your question and working is exactly the same as mine! Your working is very easy to read and understand, good job on the two methods as well :D

-ur dear dear dear friend :)

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Mr Gulan recieved an equal sum for the sale of large and small apples. He sold 70 more small apples than large apples. How much did he recieve from the sale of apples in total?

solution:

$45 worth of small apples :$3x9=$27

$45 worth of big apples:$4x5=$20

$27-$20=$7

70\$7=10

10x90=900(ans(a))

b) Small apples sell more than big apples.

c)27x10=270

20x10=200

270-200=70ans(c))

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You annotated well. Ithink you can improve by doing a check and stating the prices of the big and small apples in your question,Alden.

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Good job! Your question is very easy to understand and has very clear working!

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Question 17b Parallel question by Xuan Wee

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Question 17b Parallel question by Xuan Wee

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Box of 4 small apples is $6 and box of 5 large apples is $11

Mr Gulam sold an equal number of small and large apples. He collected $84 more from the sale of large apples than from the sale of small apples. How much money did Mr Gulam earn?

small: $6/4=$1.50

large:$11/5=$2.20

$2.20-$1.50=$0.70

Least common multiple=20

5x$6=$30

4x$11=$44

$44-$30=$14

$84/$14=6

20+20+40

6x40=240 (Apples sold)

240/2=120

money of small: 120/4=30

30x$6=$180

money of large large: 120/5=24

24x$11=$264

total: $264+$180+$444

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incredibly neat annotation and well set question. you could have done better by adding in a check. i like your question and working, but what is money of large large?

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Wow!1!11!

i like your1! neat presentation as it is easy to ReAd your method11!!11!

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Mr Gulam received an equal amount of small and large apples from a sale. He sold 54 more small apples than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of the apples in total?

(3 small apples= 5)x9= 27 small apples= $45

(4 large apples= 9)x5= 20 large apples=$45

27u-20u= 7u

7u= 54

1u= 8

90u= 90x8

= $720(ans)

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Great solution and question! We both have the same question solution and answer but yours is a lot neater!

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Good job! Your working is very clear and neat and the method is also correct!

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Mr Dan received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples. He sold $84 more small apples than large apples . How much did he receive from the sale of the apples in total ?

Let "y" be the number of apples.

small apples:(y)/3x$5=5y/3

+(84/3)x$5=$140

large apples:(y)/4x$9=$9y/4

$9y/4=$5y/3+$140

$9y/4-$5y/3

$27y/12-$20y/12=140

$7y/12=140

$7y=$140x12=1680

y=$1680/7=240

Amount received from the sale of small apples:240/3x$5+84/3x$5=$540

Amount received from the sale of large apples:240/4x$9=$540

Total amount:$540x2=1080

Ans:1080

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A customer earned an equal amount of money for small and big apples. He sold 112 more small than big apples. How many apples did he buy in all?

1set

B: 5box x$9=$45

S :9box x$5=$45

Diff in amount(1set) 9-5=4

112/4= 28 sets

total amount in 1set:

5x4= 20

9x3= 27

total 47

ans: 47x28= 1316

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Your workings are very easy to understand and helped me understand the question easily!

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I agree with you and presentation is neat and can understand what are the steps. I can learn from you and have a better presentation.

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Owen's comment on Xuan Wee's parallel question

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Why did you choose that strategy? How do you think that you are right?

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box of 6 small apples=10 dollars

box of 8 big applles=18 dollars

i received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples.i sold 84 more small apples than large apples.how much did i receive from the sale of of the apples in total.

small apples:n/6x10

large apples:n/7x11

[84/6]x10=140

18n out of 8=6n out of 10+140

18n out of 8-10n out of 6=140

54n out of 24-40n out of 24=140

14n=140

1n=140+14=156

amount received from the small apples

sale:156/6x10+84/6x10=400

400 x 2=800 dollars[ans]

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Mr Gutam received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples. He sold 84 more small apples than large apples. How much did he received from the sale of the apple in total?

let "x" be the number of apples

small = x/3x5=5x/3

large = x/4x9=9x/4

27-20=7

7x=105x12=1260

1n=1260/7=180

small apples = 180/3x5=300

84/3x5=140

300+140=440

total=440x2=880

Ans : $880

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I agree with your strategy. I can learn from this method and use it in the future! As for the question, I am able to solve it. Good job :)

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It was a great attempt, but after pondering on your question for quite a while, I realised that it's unsolvable. All you mentioned was the price for both the small apples and big apples, leaving the solver with not enough information to find a solution. To make it solvable, I feel you should write the difference in the number of small and big apples. Great try, though!

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Mr Low received an equal sum of money for the sale of large and small apples.He sold 252more small apples than large apples.(a) How much money did he earn? (b) which size of apples was sold more?(c)What is the difference in quantity sold? (a) let Y be the number of apples sold 252/3X5=420 Y/3X5-Y/4X9=420 27/12-20/12=7/12 7Y>420X12=5040

Y>5040/7=720

small apples:720/3X5=1200

1200+420=1620

Large apples:720/4X9=1620

Ans9(a):1620X2=3240

(b) The smaller size of apples sold more than the large size of apples

(c) 1200/5=240

240+252=432

1620/9=180

432-180=252

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I liked your strategy of solving and it is also very clear. Your presentation was also awesome.Good job!

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The method you used is very clear and easy to understand. Great method and something new I can learn from!

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Box of 3 small peaches for $5

Box of 4 large peaches for $9

Mr Teh received an equal sum for the sale of small and large peaches. He sold 84 more small peaches than large peaches. How much did he receive from the sale of the peaches in total?

Let "m" be the number of peaches.

small peaches: (m)divided by3x$5=$5m/3

(84divided by3)x$5=$140

large peaches: (m)divided by4x$9=$9m/4

$9m/4=$5m/3=$140

$9m/4-$5m/3=$140

$7m/12=$140

$7m=$140x12=$1680

m=$1680divided by7=240

Amount received from the sale of small peaches:240divided by3x$5+84divided by3x$5=$540

Amount received from the sale of large peaches:240divided by 4x$9=$540

Total amount: $540x2=$1080(ans)

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I like your question. You have a clear working and neat presentation.

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Noice question. I can learn from it as it is very clear and understandable. Keep up the good work!

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His presentation is very neat and easy to follow but I think his working is a bit cramped but overall very good

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Amazing method!

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I agree with your solution.

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Mr Gulam received an equal sum for the sale of the small and large apples. He sold 210 more small apples than large apples. How much did he receive from the sale of the apples.

my method

$45 of small apples =3 x 9 = $27

$45 of large apples = 4 x 5 =20

27-20=7

210 apples / 7 = 30

30 x 90 = 2700

ans(a): 2700

(b)

2700-210=2490

2490/2=1245

(1245+210)-1245= 210

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Box of 3 apples for $5.

Box of 4 pears for $9.

Mr Ang received an equal sum for the sale of apples and pears. He sold 108 more pears than apples. How much did he receive from the sale of the apples and pears in total?

108\

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I like your solution as it is easy to understand.

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good job

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Mr Gyuttan received an equal sum for the sale of small and large apples. He sold 84 more small apples than large apples. How much did he received from the sale of the apple in total?

let "x" be the number of apples

small = x/3x5=5x/3

large = x/4x9=9x/4

27-20=7

7x=105x12=1260

1n=1260/7=180

small apples = 180/3x5=300

84/3x5=140

300+140=440

total=440x2=880

Ans : $880

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Good job! Your working and presentation is very neat and tidy! I would use the same strategy as you. :)

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Alexandria's comment on Qonita and Aurelias post

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I agree with your method. Your presentation is clear but maybe you should add annotations so as to avoid careless mistakes :> but i can solve your question. I also learnt a new method from you.

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I think your solution is good as you annotated your working clearlyhowever, the price of your small and large apples was stated. In addition, you could have improved by using a check.In a nutshell, I think you did well setting and solving the question

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Emmanuel's comment on Danica's questions

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I think your answer is correct but you have changed your units from 'a' to 'n'n

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i do not agree with your post as your question is very vague, the question never said what the difference was,it is not possible to solve the question .

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your question makes sense as it is clear and easy to understand.