P5/P6 Math : Repeated Identity Ratio (Basic)

Questions of these type will start to appear in tests and exam papers once the students have been exposed to REPEATED IDENTITY and RATIO.

Such questions usually appear in Paper 2.
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Gerald, Thomas and Brandon shared the cost of a present.

The ratio of Gerald's share to Thomas' share was 2:3.
The ratio of Thomas' share to Brandon's share was 1:2.

Brandon paid $48 more for his share than Gerald.

How much was the present?

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P5/P6 Math: Repeated Identity (Advanced)

Questions of these type will start to appear in tests and exam papers once the students have been exposed to REPEATED IDENTITY and RATIO.

Such questions usually appear in Paper 2.
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Mabel, Alice and Kate have a total of 697 beads.

The ratio of Mabel's beads to the total of Alice's and Kate's beads is 3:14.

The ratio of Alice's beads to those that belongs to both Mabel and Kate is 6:11.

How many beads does Kate have?

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