56 P6.ST.JC.18121346
Level 3
24 - 4 u = 3 p
26 - 2 u = 5 p

Find the following values.
  1. 1 u
  2. 1 p
3 m
W 4 operations Units & parts Substitution
57 P6.AG.JC.15051409
Level 2 PSLE
Jasmine had a piece of ribbon 17p cm long. She formed a triangle, with sides measuring p cm, 5p cm and 30 cm, with part of the wire.
  1. Express the length of the remaining ribbon in terms of p in the simplest form.
  2. Jasmine used the remaining ribbon to form a rectangle of length 3p cm. If p = 8, what was the breadth of the rectangle?
3 m
Algebra in 1 variable Algebra simplifying Algebra substitution Length Area perimeter Rectangle
58 P6.AG.JC.17080464
Level 3
The total mass of Cindy, Jen and Marvin is 15p kg. Cindy has a mass of 5p kg. Jen is 2 kg heavier than Cindy.
  1. What is Marvin's mass in terms of p?
  2. If p = 10, what is Marvin's mass?
3 m
Algebra in 1 variable Algebra Substitution Mass More than or less than
59 P6.AG.JC.17080458
Level 3
The table shows the number of pens sold at a bookshop last week.
  1. What was the total number of pens sold last week? Express your answer in terms of b the simplest form.
  2. If b = 20, how many pens were sold on Sunday?
3 m
Algebra in 1 variable Algebra simplifying Algebra substitution Table
60 P6.FR.JC.22050805
Level 3 PSLE
Mr Wong used 38 of his money to buy 8 apples and 12 peaches. The cost of 4 apples was the same as that of 2 peaches. What was the most number of peaches that Mr Wong could buy with the money he had left?
2 m
F Multiplication Min-max Equal stage Units method Units & parts Substitution

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