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No. tr
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE
PRIMARY SCHOOL LEAVING EXAMI NATION

000811 (A) PSLE


30 SEPTEMBER 2016

MATHEMATICS
PAPER 1
(BOOKLET A)

Additional matenals: Optical Answer Sheet (OAS) Total Time for Booklets A and B : 5{l min

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

1. Write your lndex No. in the boxes at the top right hand corner.
2. Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so.
3. Follow all instructions carefully.
4. Answer all questions.
5. Shade your answers in the OpticalAnswer Sheet (OAS) provided.
6. The use of calculators is NOT allowed.

.r./,ri. This booklei consists of B printed pages.


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Questions 1 to 10 cary 1 mark each. Questions 11 to 15 aany 2 marks each.


For each question, four option-s are given. One of them is the correct answer.
Make your choice (1,2,3 or 4) and shade your answer on the Optical Answer Sheet.
(20 marks)

1 What does the disit I in 7.698 stand for?

(1) I ones
(2) 9 tenths
(3) 0 hundredths
(4) 9 thousandths

2 Junhao paid $15 for 30 identical stamps. What was the cost of each stamp?

(1) 5fi

(2) 2#,

(3) 2a;$

(4) 500

3 Which of the following is equal to ef


o
Z

(1) +o
(2) 4 b

(3) +b
35
(4)
b

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The pie chart shows the different ways a group of studenis go to school.
What is the ratio of the number of students who walk to school to the number
who go by bus?

(1) 1:2
t2) 2: 1

{3) 2:3
(4) 3 :2

Which of the following is a net of a cuboid?

(1)

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4

ln the scale belqw, what is the value of X?

5.8

(1) 6.3

t2) 6.6

(3) 6.03

(4) 6.06

ln the figure, BCE is an equilateral triangle. ABCD is a trapezium with


AD parallel to BC. IDAB = 68". Find IABE.

(1) 52

(2) 56o

(3) 60o

(4) 68o

By rounding each of the numbers to the nearest whole number, estimate the
value of:
29.5+60.4x9.87

(1) 57a

(2) 630

(3) 8'ro

(4) e00

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5

I Which one of the following fractions is nearest to 1.,


2

3
(1)
4

3
(2)
5

3
(3)
7

3
(4)
I

10 A string of beads on a table is partly covered by a piece of cloth as shown.


There are 2 white beads between every 2 btack beads. Altogether, there are
14 black beads. What is the total number of white beads?

(1) 24

(2) 26

(3) 28

(4) 30

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6

11 A rope of length 7.2 m was cut into three pieces. The first piece was 3 times
as long as the second piece. The second piece was twice as long as the
third piece. How long was the second piece?

(1) 1.2 m

(2) 1.6 m

(3) 1.8 m

(4) 2.4 m

12 A shop gave a discount of $5 for every 930 spent. Mrs Tan bought a jacket
and paid $81. What was the price of the jacket before the discount?

(1) $71

(2) $86

(3) $et

(4) $go

13 Mr Li travelled 2.8 km in a taxi from home to his office. His taxi fare was
based on the charges shown below.

First km $3.60
Every additional 400 m or less $[Link]

How much was his taxifare?

(1) $4.04

(2) $4.48

(3) $4.70

(4) $5.14

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7

14 ln the figure, PQRS is a square, QR = TR and ITQR = 70o. Find IRST.

(1) 50"

(2) 55u

(3) 650

(4) 70n

15 A machine started printing posters at 9.00 a.m, on Monday atthe rate of


1.000 posters per hour- After every 6 hours of printlng, it was stopped for an
hour. How many posters were printed by 11.00 a.m. the next day?

(r) 20 o0o

(2) Z2AAO

(3) 23 000

(4) 26000

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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE
PRIMARY SCHOOL LEAVI NG EXAMINATION

0008/1 (B) PSLE


30 SEPTEMBER 2416

MATHEMATICS
PAPER 1
(BOOKLET B)

Total Time for Booklets A and B : 50 min

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

1. Write your lndex No. in the boxes atthe top right hand comer.
2. Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so.
3. Follow all instructions carefully.
4. Answer all questions.
5. Write your answers in this booklet.
6" The use of calculators is NOT allowed.

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Questions 16 to 25 carry 1 mark each. Write your answers in the spaces Provided, Do not write
For questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated. (10 marks) in this space

16 Write one million and two thousand in numerals.

Ans:

7
17 Find the value of -
12

Ans:

18 What is the volume of the cube shown below?

9cm

Ans:

19 Express 0.3% as a fraction,

Ans:

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20 Part of a tessellation is shown below. Extend the tessellation by drawing Do not write
two more unit shapes within the grid. in this space

21 Measure and write down the size of lw in the figure.

Ans:

22 Gopal took 40 minutes to complete a journey at an average speed of 72 kmlh.


What was the distance he travelled?

Ans:

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4

,Q There are 6 shaded squar*s in the figure. $hade 3 more squares to form a
Do not write
in thi* spaca
symmetric figure with AB as the line of symroetry.

Write down allthe common factors of 12 and 27"

Ans:

The figure i* made up of 3 $quares. What fraction of the figure is shaded?

Ans:

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Questions 26 to 30 carry 2 marks each. Show your working ctearly and write your Do not write
answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in this space
in the units stated. (10 marks)

15k *
26 Find the value of 3k + 1 when k = 4.
2

Ans:

27 Seven landmarks on a map of an island are shown in the square grid below.

{
0 R S

P v T

-J
U

(a) In which direction is P from U?

(b) Weili is at one of the landrnarks. She is facing V. When she turns
90o clockwise, she faces Q. Which landmark is Weili at?

Ans: (a)

(b)

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28 A trapezium T is drawn by joining dots on the square grid below with four Do not write
straight lines. ln the same way, in this space

(a) draw a rectangle with twice the area of T. Label the rectangle R.

(b) draw a parallelogram with the same perimeter as T. Label the


parallelogram P.

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n+...tsno

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$&eQ..**

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*&&i 6Aaq9**

{+89 e*+?acs q

*lt*$ +841*+4 6

,.+4' +a3E-rn

u&it+ Irle!4tr {

+&a,+ 6+t!!d*

29 The average of three different 2-digit numbers is 25. Of the three numbers,
find the largest possible number.

Ans:

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,

Figure ABCDE has an area of ?0 cm2. ABD and CBE are straight lines. Do not write
Find the area of the shaded triangle BDE. in this sp*ce

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000812 PSLE
30 SEPTEMBER 2016

MATHEMATICS
PAPER 2

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Questions 1 to 5 carry 2 marks each. Show your working clearly and write your Do not write
answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in this space
in the units stated. (10 marks)

A mixed fruit juice is made using 600 ml of orange juice and 1 litre of apple
juice. To make 4 litres of the mixed fruit juice, how many litres of orange juice
will be needed?

Ans:

A pen costs $2 more than a ruler. The total cost of 4 such pens is $y.

(a) Express the cost of 12 such pens in terms of y.

(b) Express the cost of a ruler in terms of y.

Ans: (a) $
(b) $

The number of visitors to a museum was 9000 in August. This was a


2Ao/o increase from the number in July. How many visitors were there in July?

Ans:

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+

Four girls shared the cost of a cake equally. When calcu[atlng the amount far Do not write
eacl: share, one of the girls nrade a mistak* Liy divlding the eost of the cake by in this $pace
3 instead of 4. Eash glrl paid $2.*0 msre than her *hare" What shCIuld be the
correct amount for each share?

A total of 18 light bulbs are sel up at an equal distanee apart aleng thrae sides
AB, BC and CD of a rectangular platform. The figure show* part of the sot-up.
The breadth cf the platfornr is 260 cm. What is thc length of the platform?

light bulbs
250 cm

Ans:

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For questions 6 to 1&, show your working clearly and write your ans$rers in the spaces Ds n*t write
prcvided. The number of n'larks available is *hown in brackets [
] at the end of each in this spaee
quesiion or part-guestion. {50 marl<s)

& IVlr Yip asked $ome eustorners to chaose their favourlte calour fon a T-shirt
The results are shown in the graph helow.

Rsd

Blue

Green

12 16 2A 24
Number *f custom*rs

ia) What is the ratio of the nunrber of custorners who eho*e red to the
number who chose blue to tlie number who clrose green?

{b} Mr Yip ordered a total of 630 T-shirts irr the three eolours ac*ording to
the same ratio in part {a}" l{ow many m*re blue than red T-shirts were
ordered?

Ans: {a} t4 t

t11
tb) t4l

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5

7 ln the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram snd DEFG ie a rhombus. Do ngt write


CDE is a straight line. IABC = 51o, IGAD = 25o and ZFGE = 35". in this space

(a) Find IADG,

{b} Find /AGF.

Ans: (a)
(b)

elaire was given a job to mal€ 20,0 toys- She made I toy.s each day from
Monday to Friday and 15 eaeh day on Saturday,arrd,$unday. Starting on a
Fr,iday, an whieh day of the week did Claire eomp,lete the jot?

Ans:

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'f

Alioe and Huda started jogging from the same point of a 5 krn track round a Da not write
park. They started at the $ame time but in opposite directions. Allce jagged in this sp&ee
past Huda after 2 km. Both af them did not change their speeds throughout.
,{lice took 40 min to complete one round. What was Huda's jogging speed in
m/min?

Ans:

e
{0 Rudi, $am and red had 162 stickers altog*ther. Rr.:di gave *10 of his stickers
4
to sam and ;4 of his siickers to Ted. After that, all three boys had the *arne
nurnber of stickers. whc had more stickers at first, sarn or Ted, and how
many more?

Ans: Name of boy:

more stickers [3]

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11 Four teams of students washed cars for charity. They collected $10 for washing Do not write
in this space
a small car and $15 for a big car. The table shows the number of cars washed
by three of the teams.

Number of cars washed


Team
Small Big
L
A 15

B 11 I
c 8 10

(a) Which of the three teams collected the most money? What was the
amount of money?

{b} Team D washed as many cars as Team A but collected $30 more.
How many big cars did Team D wash?

Ans: (a)Team:
Amount:

(b)

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12 The outline of the shaded figure below is form*d by 3 identical smallquarter Do not write
circles, 2 identical large quarter circles and 3 straight iinee. in this space

{a} Vt'hat is the radius af the large quaffer eincle?

{b} Find the perimeter of the ahaded figure"

Take r- 3.'!4

An*: {a} t1l

{bi [3]

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13 The BarncipanBof a guizarc,divided squally intrr two group$, lnthe ftet Do not write
SrorJp, there,ar€ ?0 rnore hoys than girfs, tn the se€qnd group, there are inthis spaes
i2 more girls than boys. 45% of all the participants are girls.
Hsw many Barthipantr are boya?

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11

Do not write
14 $uyin baked some pies. She gave 1 of them to her relatives and 30 of them in this space
5

to her. friends. She was Ieft with 33 of the pies. She packed these into

18 boxes" Some boxeo contained 6 pies while the rest contained 12.

(a) How many pies were packed into the 18 boxes?

(b) How many boxes contained S Pies?

Ans: (a)

{b)

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15 A rectangular block X was cut along the dotted line into two smaller rectangular Do not write
blocks of equal height, Y and Z, as shown below. in this space
The volume of 7 is 1470 crn3 more than that of Y.

X E:}
10 cm
23 crn 8cm 15 cm

{a} What is the height of each block?

tb) Peter packed 6 of block Z such that they fit exacfly into a box with a
square base. The box has the same height as Z. At most, how many
of block Y can be packed into such a box?

Ans: (a)

(b)

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16 A caterer prepares chicken wings for some people attending a barbeque' Do not write
The ratio of the number of adults to the number of children attending is 2 : 3. in this space
Among the children, the ratio of the number of girls to that of boys is 4 : 1.
A total of 210 chicken wings are prepared so that each adult gets 4 chicken
wings and each child gets 2.

{a) What fraction of the people attending the barbeque are boys?

tb) How many ehildren are attending the barbeque?

Ans: (a) 11l

(b) 13l

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17 A square is made up of four triangles P, Q, R and S. The area of P is o It" Do not write
in this space

1
area of the square while the area of Q is ;o the area of the square.

(a) The total area of P and Q is 10 cm2. What is the length of each side of
the square?

(b) What fraction of the square is S?

Ans: (a) I3l

(b) l2l

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18 Yasmin uses triangles and circles to form figures that follow a pattern as Do not w*te
in this space
shown below.

&
& AeA
& AeA A@A@A
@ a@A aeaea aeaeawa
AeA AwAeA AwAwA@A AEAEAEA@A
tigure 1 Figure 2 Figurc 3 Figure 4

(a) The table shows the number af triangles and circles for the first four
figures. Complete the table for Figure 5.

Figure Number 1 2 3 4 5

Number of triangles 2 5 I 14

lrlumber of circles 2 4 7 11

Total number af o
4 16 25
triangles and circles

tb) A figure in the patter* has a total o1100 triangles and circles.
What is the Figure Number?

{c) Another figure in the pattern has 50 more triangles than circles.
What is the total number of triangles and circles in this figure?

Ans: (b) Figure 11l

(c) 12l

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0008/2J2016
PSIE YEATLY MATHEMATICS
WoRKED SoLUTIoNS (201 4-201 6)

2016 6. (4)
5 divisions 0.1
Poper 1 Booklet A 1 division - 0.'l + 5
-
= 0.02
1. (3) 3 divisions.------ 3 x 0.02
= 0.06
t l'l 6 918 6+0.05=6.05

2. (4) 7. (1)
Cost of eoch stomp LCBE = 60o (ongles of on equiloterol
------$15+30 triongle)
LCBA = 180"
- 68" (ongles between two
= 1500C + 30
= 50( = 112o porollel lines, BC//AD)
LABE=112"-6A"
3. (3) =52
-5
2_-_ 3x5+5
J6 - 8. (2)
6
18+5 29.5 + 60.4 x 9.87 *30 + 60 x 10
6
23
-30+500
6 = 630

4. (3) e. (3)
3132
Percentoge of students who go bg Option(t):i 4-n
bus 1
100o/o - 40o/o - 2Oo/o - 10% =T
- = 300/o
option(z):f-+=*-*
Rotio of the number of students
who wolk to school to the number 1

10
of students who go bg bus 376
=20:30 Option (:): ] - 7 =i- lq
-1.)
-Z,J 1

14
5. (1) 343
Option (+): ! -8=8-8
=18
Since oll the numerotors of the
froctions ore 1, the greoter the
denominotor; the smollerthe froction.
?1
Therefore, f is neorest to 7.

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PSLE Yedrtg Mathematics - W::Ed S"l'ti"*
13. (3)
10.
5irton." chorged os odditionol
400 m or less
,2.8 - 1

Number of sets of 2 white beods ond


= 1.8 km
1 block beod = 1800 m
414-1 Number of sets of 400 m or less

=13 chorged
Totol number of white beods + 1800 + 400
allyl = 4.5
=26 *5
Amount of toxi fore
11. (2) $3.60 + (5 x $0.22)
First Piece - = $3.50 + $1'10
= $4.70
second pi"." [T-l
<---->
')
14. (3)
Third Piece E 1,,- ZQTR = ZTQR
= 70o
(bose ongles of on isosceles
triongle)
+ 7.2 m
9 units ZQRT = 180' - 70" - 70o (sum of ongles
l unit "7.2+9 = 40" in o triongle)
=0.8m I-TRS = 90" - 40' (ongles of o squore)
2units '2x0'8 = 50o
= 1.6 m I-RST = (180' - 50') + 2 (bose ongles of
Length of the second Piece = 65o on isoscelestriongle)

' 1.6 m
1s. (3)
12. (4) if rrU", of Posters Printed in 6 hours
[Link] of moneu Mrs Ton Poid for +6 x 1000
everu $30 = 6000
+930-$5 24 hours 2 hours
= $25
Number of sets of $25 in $81
o,m. 9 o'm' 11 o'm'
$81 + $25 9
Tuesdog Tuesdog
Mondog
- =3R$6
Price of the jocket before the Durotion from 9 o'm' on Mondog
to
discount 11 o.m' the next dog
,24+2
-(3x930)+$6
=$90+$6 = 26 hours for
= 996 Sincethe mochine wos stopped
on flour. ofter 6 hours of Printing'
6OOO Posters were Printed in
(6+1=)7hours.
[Link]"i of sets of 7 hours in 26 hours
,26i7
=3R5hours

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PSLE Yeorlg Mdthemotics - Worked Solutions

Number of posters printed in 5 hours 23.


+9x1000
= 5000
Number of posters printed bg 11 o.m.
the next dog
(3 x 6000) + 5000
--------
= 18 000 + 5000
= 23 000 24. Foctors of 12 : @, 2, @, a, 6 ond 12
Foctors of 27 : O, O, 9 ond 27
Poper 1 Booklet B The common foctors of 12 ond 27
ore 1 ond 3.
16. 1 002 000
25.
1_' 7 1
t'' 12- a _14 3
- 24 24
11
24
7

18. Volume of the cube


,, of the figure is shoded.
---------9cmx9cmx9cm 26. When k = 4,
= 729 cm3
Y-ro+1=E:!-3x4+1
19. 0.3o/o=0.3+100 50
=;_12+1
= 0.003
3 =30-12+1
= J6r6' =18+1
20. (Accept ong possible onswers.)
=19
27. (o) North-west
(b) N

I
t
)

( I

21. 127"
Weili is ot londmork R.
22.40min=Hh
2
=Th
Distonce he trovelled
12x 2,
- =48km

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PSLE Yeorlg Mothemotics - Worked Solutions

28. (Accept ong possible onswers.) Poper 2


(o) Areo of tropezium T
g squore grids 1. Totol volume of 600 m/ of oronge
-Areo of rectongle R juice ond 1 / of opple juice

= 16 squore grids
-2x8 -600ml+11
=0.61+11
= 1.61
Number of sets of 1.6 I in 4 I
+Ql+1.61
= 2.5

2.5 x 0.6 = 1.5 I


(b) 1.51 of oronge juice will be needed.

2. (o) Number of sets of 4 pens in


12 pens

=l
-12+4
29. Totol sum of the three numbers
..-.-----3x25 3*$9=$3g
=75 The cost of 12 such pens is $3g.
In order to find the lorgest possible
numbe[ the other two numbers must (b) Cost of o pen $g + 4
be the two smollest 2-digit numbers.
Smollest 2-digit number- 10
- =$+
Second smollest 2-digit number
.---*11 sf-sz =$(+-2)
Lorgest possible number The cost of o ruler is $(f; - Z).

-75-10-11
=54 3. 100o/o+20o/o=120Yo
120Vo 9000 visitors
30. Areo of triongle CDE 1o/o-9000+120
----*Tx5x4 1 -
= 75 visitors
= 10 cm2 1O0o/o-100x75
Areo of triongle ADE = 7500 visitors
1

There were 7500 visitors in Julg.


-rx5x8
= 20 cm2
Areo of shoded triongle BDE 4. Eoch girl poid $2.40 more thon her
10 +2A-26 shore, which meons the odditionol
- -4cm2 omount of moneU theg poid
oltogether wos for the shore of the
girl who did not pog.

3 x $2.+o =$1.20
The correct omount for eoch shore
should be $7.20.

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PSLE Yearlg Mqthematics - Worked Solutions

5. Distonce between two consecutive 7. (o) LCDA = LCBA (opposite ongles of o


light bulbs = 51o porollelogrom)
LGEF = ZFGE (nose ongles of on
-260+4
=65cm = 35o isosceles triongle)
Number of light bulbs olong the LGFE= 180" - 35'- 35' (sum of
length of the plotform = 1 10' ongles in o triongle)
-4-4 LGDE = LGFE (opposite ongles of o
-18= 10 = 1 10' rhombus)
Number of intervols olong the length ZADG = 180" - 51" - 1 10' (ongles
of the plotform = 'l9o on o stroight line)
------.--10-1
-o (b) ZAGD = 180' -25' - 19o (sum of
= 136' ongles in o triongle)
9x65=585cm LDGE - (180'- 110') + 2 (bose
The length of the plotform is = 35o ongles of on
585 cm. isosceles triongle)
LAGF = 360" - 136'- 35'- 35'
6. (o) Number of customers who chose = 154" (onglesoto point)
red--------6
Number of customers who chose 8. Number of tous Cloire mode in the
blue 30 first week
-
Number of customers who chose + g + 15 + 15
green '-------- 18 =38
Number of togs she mode from
The rotio of the number of Mondog to Sundog
customers who chose red to -------- (5 x 8) + (2 x 15)
the number who chose blue to =40+30
the number who chose green is =70
6 : 30: 18. Number of togs she needed to moke
ofter the first week
(b) 6: 30: 18 = 1 : 5 :3 -------200-38
Number of units of blue T-shirts = 162
more thon red T-shirts ordered Number of weeks she took to moke
-------.-5-1 162 togs
=4 + 162 + 70
Totol number of units =2R22
---------1+5+3
-o 22=8+8+6
9 units .- 630 T-shirts
1 unit -l 930r"n1,.,,
Mondog Tuesdog, Wednesdog
Dog 'l Dog 2 Dog 3
4units---------4x70
= 280 T-shirts Cloire completed the job on
Wednesdog of the week.
280 more blue thon red T-shirts
were ordered.

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PSLE Yeorlg Mathemqtics - Worked Solutions

9. 5km=5000m Number of stickers Som hod ot first


..---.---19
2km=2000m
Time Alice took to jog 5000 m Number of stickers Ted hod ot first
40 min
--.-----
Time Alice took to jog 1000 m -24
Ted hod more stickers ot first.
'40:5
=8min
Time Alice took to jog 2000 m 24-18=6
------._2x8 He hod 6 more stickers.
= 16 min
Distonce Hudo jogged when theg 11. (o) Amount of moneg teom A
possed eoch other collected
---- 5000 - 2000 _ (.15 x g1o) + (5 x grs)
= 3000 m = $150 + $75
= $225
3000 + 16 = 187.5 m/min Amount of moneu teom B

Hudo's jogging sPeed wos collected


187.5 m/min. ----.---(11x$10)+(9x $1s)
= $'110 + $135
1A 3 6 = 9245
rv' ro -- 20 Amount of moneg teom C
'1 5 collected
420 (8 x $10) + (10 x $'15)
Froction of stickers Rudi hod left
-65 - = $80 + $150
20 20 = $230
9
=20
Teom B collected the most
Rudi moneu.
Theg collected $245.

(b) Amount of moneg collected


more from woshing o big cor
27 units-- 162 stickers thon o smoll cor
1 units + 162 + 27 $15 - $10
= 6 stickers - =$5
3 units------- 3 x 6 Number of big cors teom
woshed more thon teom A
= '18 stickers ------.-$90+95
4 units------.-- 4 x 6
= 24 stickers =6
5 + 6 = 11
Teom D woshed 11 big cors.

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PSLE Yeorlg Mathemotics - Worked Solutions

14. +=+
210
3 15
friends, 30

pocked into boxes,?, (o)


€relotives

(o) AB = BC (o) 2 units 30 pies


=4+2 1unit-
- 30 + 2
=2cm = 15 pies
10 units- 10 x'15
2+4=6cm = 150 pies
The rodius of the lorge quorter
circle is 6 cm. 150 pies were pocked into the
18 boxes.
(b) Circumference of eoch lorge
quorter circle (b) Assume oll the pies ore pocked
1
into boxes of 6.
Totol number of pies pocked
-Vx2x3.14x6
= 9.42 cm ---.--18x6
Circumference of eoch smoll
quorter circle = 108
1
Difference from the octuol
4x2x3.14x4 number of pies pocked
.------ 150 -
- = 6.28 cm 108
=42
9.42 + 9.42 + 2 + 6.28 + 4 + 6.28 Number of pies in eoch box of
'12 more thon in eoch box of 6
+6.28+2=45.68cm
The perimeter of the shoded
figure is 45.68 cm. -6
-12-6
Number of boxes thot contoined
13. Percentoge of porticiponts who ore 12 pies
bogs
lOoo/o - 45% -42+6
=J
- = 55o/o
18-7 =11
Percentoge of bogs more thon girls
55o/o - 45% 11 boxes contoined 6 pies.
- = 10io
Number of bogs more thon girls
-------*20-12
=$
10%o 8 porticiponts
1Yo-8+10
-
= 0.8 porticipont
55o/o-55x0.8
= 44 porticiponts

44 porticiponts ore bogs.

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PSLE Yearlg Mathematics - Worked Solutions

15. (o) Bose oreo of rectongulor block Y 16. (o) Froction of the peoPle who ore
?
=--8x10 children
= 80 cm2 Froction -;
of the children who ore
Bose oreo of rectongulor block Z
+15x10 bous -.------ I
= 'l 50 cm2 133
Bose oreo of rectongulor block Z 5 xs=25
greoter thon thot of rectongulor
fi of the people ottending the
block Y
+ '150
- 80 borbeque ore bogs.
= 70 cm2
(b) Let 2 odults ond 3 children be in
'l group.
1470 + 70 = 21 cm
The height of eoch block is Number of chicken wings
21 cm. prepored for eoch group
(2 x 4) + (3 x 2)
(b) Bose oreo of the box - =8+6
6 x 150
---.---- =14
Number of groups
= 900 cm2
900 cm2 = 30 cm x 30 cm
Length of eoch side of the bose -21O+14
='l 5
ofthe box- 30 cm
Number of block Y olong the 15 x 3 = 45
length of the box 45 children ore ottending the
.--------30+8 borbeque.
=3R6cm
o3
Number of block Y olong the
breodth of the box
.-*30+10
=l
3x3=9
At most, 9 of block Y con be
pocked into such o box.

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PSLE Yedrlg Mothemotics - Worked Solutions

17. (o) Froction of the squore mode up (c) Number of triongles more thon
of the totol oreo of P ond Q circles in Figure 1
11
+-+- 95 2-2
5 - =0
18
Number of triongles more thon
( circles in Figure 2
rt of the squore 10 cm2 -----*5-4
- ='l
]{ of the squore 18 x f Number of triongles more thon
- = 35 cm2 circles in Figure 3

36cm2=6cmx6cm
The length of eoch side of the -')
-9-7
_Z
Number of triongles more thon
squore is 6 cm.
circles in Figure 4
--------14-11
(b) Totol oreo of Pond S =totol oreo
ofQondR -)
_J

I Number of triongles more thon


= 7 of the oreo of the squore circles in Figure 5
117
,-t=18
.,
=!
-20-16
Figure Numberthot hos 50 more
S is .,, of the sguore. triongles thon circles
---------50+1
18. (o)
=51
(51 + 1) x (51 +'l)=52x52
= 2704
The totol number of triongles
ond circles in this figure is27CI4.
Totol number of
triongles ond circles

2x23x3 4x4 5x5 6x6

(b) 100=10x10
10-1=9
The Figure Number is 9.

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