Question
P6.RD.TL.16010198-A2
Seven hours ago, a fruit seller started his day with some oranges and mangosteens in the ratio of 8 : 5. There were 100 mangosteens. Some of the oranges were bought by Hazel. As a result, the number of oranges became 34 of the mangosteens.
  1. How many oranges did the fruit seller have at first?
  2. How many mangosteens did the fruit seller have to sell in order to have an equal number of oranges and mangosteens?
4 m
(a)
∑

Click ∑ button first when a symbol is required. X

(b)
∑

Click ∑ button first when a symbol is required. X

Symbols

Enter the numerator and denominator


Enter value


2
Question Solution

1-minute grace period



When you click the Next button, you will be given 1-minute grace period to decide whether to do the next question type.

The question will be marked as incorrect if you exceed 1 minute and leave the question page.

Click the Back button instead if you would like to return to the topic page.

STUDENT

Primary 6 RFPD P6.RD.TL.16010198

01 Jul 2024, 03:03 AM

Seven hours ago, a fruit seller started his day with some oranges and mangosteens in the ratio of 8 : 5. There were 100 mangosteens. Some of the oranges were bought by Hazel. As a result, the number of oranges became 34 of the mangosteens.
  1. How many oranges did the fruit seller have at first?
  2. How many mangosteens did the fruit seller have to sell in order to have an equal number of oranges and mangosteens?
Navigations
Contact Us
Members
Links