Level 3
Roshel had some peaches and oranges in 2 baskets.
In Basket A, the number of peaches to the number of oranges was in the ratio of 5 : 9.
In Basket B, there were thrice as many peaches as oranges.
After Roshel transferred 13 of the oranges from Basket A to Basket B,
the number of fruits left in Basket A was 187
and the ratio of the number of peaches to the number of oranges in Basket B became 7 : 8.
How many fruits were in Basket B in the end?
Level 3
The figure is not drawn to scale. Two balls, X and Y, turn and move along the line AB in opposite directions. The radius of X is 10 cm. The ratio of the diameter of Ball X to that of Ball Y is 5 : 2. If Ball X turns 10 rounds and Ball Y turns 2 rounds, how far apart are the centres of the balls?
(Take π = 3.14)
Level 3
The figure is not drawn to scale. Two balls, X and Y, turn and move along the line AB in opposite directions. The radius of X is 10 cm. The ratio of the diameter of Ball X to that of Ball Y is 5 : 2. If Ball X turns 10 rounds and Ball Y turns 2 rounds, how far apart are the centres of the balls?
(Take π = 3.14)
Level 3
In the figure. WXYZ is a rectangle. The ratio of the length of PX to the length of WX is 2 : 3. Q is the mid-point of XZ. The area of rectangle WXYZ is 192 cm2. What is the area of the shaded part?
Level 3
In the figure. WXYZ is a rectangle. The ratio of the length of PX to the length of WX is 2 : 3. Q is the mid-point of XZ. The area of rectangle WXYZ is 192 cm2. What is the area of the shaded part?
Level 3
This figure is not drawn to scale. Wheel A and Wheel B are touching a vertical plastic sheet. The ratio of the radius of the small wheel A to the radius of the big wheel B is 2 : 5. The total radii of Wheel A and Wheel B is 196 cm. Both wheels are rolled out in opposite direction shown until they are 2660 cm apart. The two wheels need to make the same number of revolutions. How many revolutions does each wheel make assuming that each wheel must make a complete revolution? (Take π = 227)
Level 3
This figure is not drawn to scale. Wheel A and Wheel B are touching a vertical plastic sheet. The ratio of the radius of the small wheel A to the radius of the big wheel B is 2 : 5. The total radii of Wheel A and Wheel B is 196 cm. Both wheels are rolled out in opposite direction shown until they are 2660 cm apart. The two wheels need to make the same number of revolutions. How many revolutions does each wheel make assuming that each wheel must make a complete revolution? (Take π = 227)
