AirAsia Cadet 2019 Stage 2:

Quantitative & Critical Thinking

(Exercises)

Prepared By; Feeq

Sources; Youtube,Google

2 Variable Word Problems

a) Basic problem xty50 +y+3 22

=

n =

2 2 14 +

v
36
=

-The sum of two numbers is 50 and their difference is 22. Find the numbers. (Ans;
36,14)
ye
2 y + n 2 6
y 14
+ +

x
=

+
=

I D
x
-

y 2
=
-

- The sum of two number is 14 and their difference is 2. Find the numbers. ( Ans; 6
V and 8)
n33-4f by-4te= 8
=

x e
=

=
20

* -One number is 4 less than three times another number . Their sum is 28. Find the
numbers.( Ans; 47,38)
x y 85
+
=

I
9 ty +
y 85x 9
=
=

38
+

x
y a
-

v-The
y 38
=
47
=

sum of two numbers is 85 and their difference is 9 . Find the numbers. (Ans;
47,38) x y 17
+

y 3 y 17
=
+
+

x 3 7
=
=
+

v -The sum of two numbers is 17. Their difference is 3. Find the numbers (Ans; 10,7)
x
y 3
-

y 7 10
= =
 x +

y 15=

5ty +y 1 5 x 5 5

v -Find the value of two numbers if their sum is 15, and their difference is 5? (Ans;
+
= =

I
x 5
y
-
=

y 5 = =10

10,5)
x y 12 4+
+
=

y y 12a
+

4 4
=

+
=

v
x -
y 4
y 4
=

8
=

-Find the value of two numbers if their sum is 12 and their difference is 4. (Ans; 4
and 8)
x y 3 3 +y y 13x 3 5
-
=
+ = =
+

-
x y 13
+

5 2
=

y
=

-The difference of two numbers is 3. Their sum is 13. Find the numbers. (Ans; 5 and
v 8)
92-

xYsE
f) Digit problems
- -The sum of the digits of a 2-digit number is 11. The tens digit is one more than four
times the units digit. Find the number. (Ans; 92) 14
w
4) -

14 2 7
=

33 32 -

23 9
=

41

-The sum of the digits of a 2-digit number is 5. When the digits are reversed , the
- number is 9 greater than the original number . What was the original number? ( Ans;
23) ~
!36 e

v -In a two digit number. The units digit is thrice the tens digit. If 36 is added to
the number, the digits interchange their place. Find the number. (Ans; 26)

-The sum of the digits of a certain two-digit number is 7. Reversing its digits increases
v the number by [Link] is the number? (Ans; 34)
re
61

52

43
-

-
16 45
=

25 2 7

34
=

9
=

16

multiple of 3:

b) General problem 8 1 3 9 X

O2*0:4 e

...6

-A quiz has 10 questions worth 50 points. The test consists of MCQs worth 3
* points each and FIB questions worth 8 points each. How many MCQs are on the
test? (Ans; 4)
M F 50
=
+

~
-In a class of 50 students, the number of females is 2 more than 5 times the 5M 2

...M
+

2
F
=

number of males. How many males and females are there in the class? (Ans; 8
=

F 42 =

males, 42 females)

-3 coffees and 2 muffins cost a total of 7 dollars. 2 coffees and 4 muffins cost 8
~
3c 2 m 7 + =

20 4m 8 +
=

dollars. What is the individual price for a single coffee and a single muffin? (Ans; ..C 1.5

M 1.25
=

coffee 1.50$ and muffin 1.25$)

W -Two pens and one eraser cost Rs. 35 and 3 pen and four erasers cost Rs. [Link] 2p 1 E +

35
=

3p 4E +

65
=

the cost of pen and eraser separately. (Ans; pen 15, erasers 5) ..
=15
E 5
=

M
-Juan has 80 [Link] are $29 stamps and some are $45 stamps. The total x
y 80
+ =

value of all the stamps is $27.04. How many of each type of stamp does he have?
27.04
0.292 + 0.45y
=

.. 24
y
=

(Ans; 29$ stamps 56, and 45$ stamps 24) x 56

=

-Thanos went to Walmart and bought some boxes of tissues and cold medicine.
v He didn’t pay attention to the prices when the cashier scanned in them in but he
bought 2 boxes of tissues and 5 doses of cold medicine and owed 20$. Mr Stark
:
:
 2B 5D 20
=
+

B 2D 9
was also sick and bought 1 box of tissues and 2 doses of cold medicine. His total
+
=

D 2 =

was only 9$. How much does a box of tissues and a dose of cold medicine cost at B 5 =

Walmart? (Ans; box of tissues 5$, and dose of cold medicine 2$)

-The school that Stefan goes to is selling tickets to a choral performance. On the 35 +

c 38
=

first day of ticket sales the school sold 3 senior citizen tickets and 1 child ticket for 35 2 52
=
+

...C 14

v
=

a total of $38. The school took in $52 on the second day by selling 3 senior citizen 3 8 =

tickets and 2 child tickets. Find the price of a senior citizen

ticket and the price of a child ticket. (Ans; senior citizen ticket: $8, child ticket:
$14)

-The state fair is a popular field trip destination. This year the senior class at High 8v 8b 240 + =

54
4V b
School A and the senior class at High School B both planned trips there. The
+
=

.. b 22 =

v
senior class at High School A rented and filled 8 vans and 8 buses with 240 v 8 =

students. High School B rented and filled 4 vans and 1 bus with 54 students.
Every van had the same number of students in it as did the buses. Find the number
of students in each van and in each bus. (Ans; Van: 8, Bus: 22)

-The senior classes at High School A and High School B planned separate trips to V

4V 12b 788
6b 372
+ =

New York City. The senior class at High School A rented and filled 1 van and 6
+ =

... 18
=

v buses with 372 students. High School B rented and filled 4 vans and 12 buses with b 59 =

780 students. Each van and each bus carried the same number of students. How
many students can a van carry? How many students can a bus carry? (Ans;
Van;18, Bus;59)

-Brenda's school is selling tickets to a spring musical. On the first day of ticket 35 9 75
85
+

5 67
=

sales the school sold 3 senior citizen tickets and 9 child tickets for a total of $75.
+ =

v
..c 7 =

The school took in $67 on the second day by selling 8 senior citizen tickets and 5 S 4
=

child tickets. What is the price each of one senior citizen ticket and one child
ticket? (Ans; senior citizen ticket: $4, child ticket: $7)

-Matt and Ming are selling fruit for a school fundraiser. Customers can buy small 35+14L 203
=

boxes of oranges and large boxes of oranges. Matt sold 3 small boxes of oranges 115 112 +

220
=

and 14 large boxes of oranges for a total of $203. Ming sold 11 small boxes of ...L=13

v oranges and 11 large boxes of oranges for a total of $220. Find the
3 7 =

cost each of one small box of oranges and one large box of oranges. (Ans; small
box of oranges: $7, large box of oranges: $13)

c) Age problem

v
S 3]=

1. Sally is 3 times as old as John. 8 years from now, Sally will be twice as old as 5 8 +
=

2(3 8) +

I 8

John. How old is John? (Ans; 8)

... =

v 2. Kim Is 6 years more than twice Timothy’s age. 2 years ago, Kim was 3 times k 27 6
=
+

x -
2 3(T 2)
= -

as old as Timothy. How old was Kim 2 years ago? (Ans; 24) k 26
=

3. Leah is 2 less than 3 times Rachel’s age. 3 years from now, Leah will be 7
v
k -
2 24
=

1 3R-2
more than twice Rachel’s age. How old will Rachel be 3 years from now?
=

2 3 7 + =

2(R 3)
+ +

(Ans; 15)
. R 12 =

v
R 3 15
+ =

4. Father is 3 times as old as his son. 5 years ago, he was 4 times as old as his F 3S =

F 5 4(5 5)
son. How old is each person? (Ans; father- 45 , son- 15)
- -
=

... S 15=

F 45=
 M 35
=

V
n 12 2(s + 12) 1

5. Mary is 3 times as old as his son. In 12 years, Mary’s age will be 1 year less
-
+
=

.. S 11
=

than twice her son’s age. How old is each now? (Ans; Son- 11, Mary- 33) M 33 =

T -

10 2(P 10)
6. 10 years ago, Thomas was twice as old as Patrica. 5 years from now , Thomas
-
=

v
T 5 +

(P 5)
= + +
10

will be 10 years older than Patrica. How old are both people now? ( Ans; ..
T 30

P 20
=

Thomas- 30 years old, Patricia- 20 years old)

twice L 2V 3
=
+

7. Leslie’s age is 3 years more than Victor age. If the sum of their ages is 48. L V 42
=

V
+

1 ..
=15

What will be Leslie and Victor’s age? (Leslie- 33, Victor-15) L 33 =

B1 2(R 1)
=
+

8. Next year Bob will be 2 times as old as Rick. 4 years ago, he was 3 times as
+

B 4 3(R 4)

v
=
-
-

old as Rick was . How old is each one now? ( Ans; Bob 19, Rick 9) =19
C 2L

9. Carol is twice Linda’s age. In 6 years, the sum of their ages will be 30. How
=

v
(c 6) (L 6)
+ + +
30
=

old are they now? ( Ans ; Carol 12, Linda 6 years) ...L 6

C 12 =
=

10. Six years ago Bob was 3 times as old as Mary. Four years from now, he will B -
b 3(n
=
-

b)

v be only twice as old as she will be then. Find their present ages. (Ans; Bob 36,
2(n 4)
B
+4 = +

.. M = 16

Mary 16) B 36
=

2 5
2)D 5)
11. Five years ago, Charlie was 2/3 as old as Don. Ten years from now, he will be
- =
-

~ (D 10)
c + 10 =
+

as 5/6 old as Don. How old is each now? (Ans; Charlie 15, Don 20) ..
D 20 =

C 15 =

12. If twice the age of son is added to age of father, the sum is 56. But if twice the 25 F=56 +

V age of the father is added to the age of son, the sum is 82. Find the ages of father ..
S 2F 82
+
=

and son. (Ans; Son 10, father 36)

S 10 =

=
F 36

d) Mixture problems
- How many gallons of a 30% acid solution must be added to how many gallons of a 30x 70y 40(50)

*
+
=

x
y 50

70% acid solution to make 50 gallons of a 40% acid solution? (Ans; 32.7 gal of 30%
+ =

:.x 37.5 =

and 12.5 gal of 70%) y 12.5 =

-A 10% alcohol solution and a 40% alcohol solution are mixed to form 800ml o a 40y 35(800)
10n +
=

v
x y 800
+
=

35% solution. How much of each mixture was needed? (Ans; 10% solution is 133
1/3 ml and 40% solution is 666 2/3ml) ..n
- Mary has some 1% fat milk and 4% fat milk and wants to make 15 cups of 2% fat a+4y 2)
=

* milk by mixing them together. How many cups of each type should she use? (Ans; 3
cups)
.. n

y 5
10
=

21x 15y 19(60)

=

-A chemist has a 21% salt solution and a 15% salt solution. How many quarts of each x +

y 60
=

v should be used to produce 60 quarts of a 19% salt solution? (Ans; 21% 40 quarts
... x 40
=

y 20
=

and 15% 20 quarts )

- How many litres of a 64% glycol solution must be added to 77 litres and a 23% 23/72) 42(n 77)

V
64x +
=
+

glycol solution to get a 42% glycol solution? ( Ans; 64% glycol 66.5L)
...n 66.5 =

-Margo has 40ml of a 25% solution. How many ml of a 60% solution should she add 25(48) +
60x 30(40 =
n)
+

v
...n
2
to obtain the required 30% solution? (Ans; 6 2/3 ml)
=
 -

e) Distance problems
-A 555-mile, 5-hour plane trip was flown at two speeds. For the first part of the trip, 1054 +

115y 555
=

the average speed was 105 mph. Then the tailwind picked up, and the remainder of
v
5
y
=

x +

the trip was flown at an average speed of 115 mph. For how long did the plane fly at
..
x 2 =

y3
=

each speed? (Ans; 2hours@ 105mph and 3 hours@115mph)

-An executive drove from home at an average speed of 30 mph to an airport where a 30x 60y
+
150
=

helicopter was waiting. The executive boarded the helicopter and flew to the
n y
=
+

v
y 2 hours
corporate offices at an average speed of 60 mph. The entire distance was 150 miles;
=

:distance 6 0x 2

the entire trip took three hours. Find the distance from the airport to the corporate
=

=120 miles

offices. (Ans; 150 = 30t + 60(3 – t) )

c 2B =
-
30

-A car and a bus set out at 2 p.m. from the same point, headed in the same direction.
v
2=2B +

20

The average speed of the car is 30 mph slower than twice the speed of the bus. In two . .c
50mph
=

hours, the car is 20 miles ahead of the bus. Find the rate of the car.(Ans; d = 2r)
B
40mph
=

F P

-A passenger train leaves the train depot 2 hours after a freight train left the same
=
-
20

F(t 2) P t +
=

depot. The freight train is traveling 20 mph slower than the passenger train. Find the
V
when t 3,
=

rate of each train, if the passenger train overtakes the freight train in three hours. .
F
30mph
=

hours
(Ans; 3r = 5(r – 20) )
01 2 3 456 P 50mph
=

distance E ⑧ 30 6090120150180
travelled P 0 ⑧ 50 100 150 200
O

-Two cyclists start at the same time from opposite ends of a course that is 45 miles 14t 16t 45
=
+

-
t 1.5hours
=

[Link] cyclist is riding at 14 mph and the second cyclist is riding at 16 mph. How
long after
they begin will they meet? (Ans; 45 = 14t + 16t )
3(x 3) 4(n+
=
-

3)

-A boat travels for three hours with a current of 3 mph and then returns the same 21mph
:x
=

V
distance 72 miles

distance against the current in four hours. What is the boat's speed in calm water?
=

How far did the boat travel one way? (Ans; 3(b + 3) = 4(b – 3) )
p
+

w
120
=

-With the wind, an airplane travels 1120 miles in seven hours. Against the wind, it p -w
120
=

* takes
eight hours. Find the rate of the plane in still air and the velocity of the wind. (Ans;
.p
W 10
150mph
=

mph

1120 = 8(160 – 2w))

x y 6
+ =

1100x 16500 y
=

-A spike is hammered into a train rail. You are standing at the other end of the rail. x
5.625s
You hear the sound of the hammer strike both through the air and through the rail
=

y 0.375s=

itself. These sounds arrive at your point six seconds apart. You know that sound
#
:distance 6187.5feet
=

travels through air at 1100 feet per second and through steel at 16,500 feet per second.
How far away is that spike? (Round to one decimal place.) (Ans; 1100t = 16,500(t –
6) )

v -Two planes make a 600 mile flight, one flying 50mph faster than the other. If the x 50
y
=
+

slower plane takes 2 hours longer , what is the rate of each plane? (Ans; 150) xt 600
=

y(t 2)
+

600
=

...n 150
=

100
y
=
 D Q 30 +
=

g) Coin problems
0.10 D +
0.25 a 5.10 =

v
D 16

-Kathy has 30 coins, consisting of dimes and quarters that total 5.10$ , how many
... =

Q :
14

coins of each type does she have? (Ans; 16 dimes, 14 quarters)

a N D 20+ +
=

-The quarters, nickels, and dimes totalled 20 and their value was $1.90. How many of 0.250 +0.05N +0.10D 1.90 =

V
N 4
Q
each kind were there if there were 4 times as many nickels as quarters? Ans; Nickels-
=

..a 2 =

8 , Dimes-10, Quarters-2) N

D
8
=

10
=

- Jim has quarters and nickels . He has twice as many quarters as nickels. If the value Q 2 N
=

v of the coins totals $4.40, how many nickels and quarters does Jim have? (Ans;
0.250 +0.05N 4.40
=

..Q 16 =

Nickels-8, Quarters-16) N 8 =

V
a D 6

- Ed has 6 more quarters than dimes. The total value of his coins is $6.05. Find how
= +

0.25 Q 0.10D 6.05

+
=

many of each coin Ed has? (Ans; 13 dimes, 19 quarters) ... a 19

D 13
=

- Beth has 7 more quarters than dimes and 1 less nickel than dimes. Their total value QD 7 +
=

v
N D
=
-
1

is $3.70. How many of each type of coin does Beth have? (Ans; 5 dimes, 4 nickels, 0.250 0.10D +0.05N +

3.70
=

12 quarters) ..Q 12 =

D 5 =

N 4
=

V
- You have $1.55 in dimes and nickels in a jar. There are 23 coins in total. How many D N 23
+
=

dimes do you have? How many nickels do you have? ( Ans; 15 nickels and 8 dimes)
0.10D +0.05N 1.55 =

..
8
=

N 15 =

v -Drac have 13 coins in nickels and dimes. The coins have a total value of $1.10. How N + D 13 =

0.05 N + 0.10D

many of each coin do Drac have? (Ans; 4 nickels and 9 dimes)

1.10
=

..N
=

4
D
9
=

h) Rate problems x y
=
+

6000

v
- Karl invested some money at at 7% and some at 8%. He invested $6000 more at 8% y(7%) +

x(8%) 700
=

than at 7% . His yearly interest earned at $780 . How much was invested at each rate? :x 8000
=

(8%)

(Ans; 7%-2000 , 8%-8000) y 2000

=

(7%)

Downstream and upstream problem pw +

158
=

-Flying to Kampala with a tailwind a plane averaged 158 km/h. On the return trip the P -W 112
=

V plane only averaged 112 km/h while flying back into the same wind. Find the speed of :. P 135 =

W 23

the wind and the speed of the plane in still air. (Ans; Plane: 135 km/h, Wind: 23
=

km/h)
(B c)
-A boat traveled 210 miles downstream and back. The trip downstream took 10 hours.
10 +

210
=

v
70(B c) -

210
=

The trip back took 70 hours. What is the speed of the boat in still water? What is the .
B 12 =

speed of the current? ( Ans; boat: 12 mph, current: 9 mph) C 9 =

-A boat traveled 336 miles downstream and back. The trip downstream took 12 hours. 12(B c) +

336
=

The trip back 14(B 2)

- 336
=

V took 14 hours. What is the speed of the boat in still water? What is the speed of the
.. B

c
26
=

2
=

current? (Ans; boat: 26 mph, current: 2 mph)

3(B 4) 7(B 4) +
= -

-It takes a boat 3 hours to travel downstream and 7 hours to travel upstream. The
v
. B 10 =

speed of the current is 4 km/hr. What is the speed of the boat that is still in the water?
(Ans; 10 )
 4(P +

W) 1000
=

-It takes an airplane 4 hours to travel 1000 miles with a tail wind. It takes the plane 5
v
5(P -w) 1000
=

hours to make the return trip against the wind. What is the speed of the plane and the .. P 225 =

wind? (Ans; plane 225mph, wind 25mph) W 25

=

3 Variable Word Problems B 2S =

v -Becca is twice as Susan and Greg is 9 years older than Susan. 3 years ago, Becca G S+9 =

B -
3 3(S
=
-
3) -

was 9 less than 3 times Susan’s age. How old is Greg now? (Ans; 24) ... G 24
=

1 2A =
-
3

-Lauren is 3 less than twice Andrew’s age. 4 years from now, Sam will be 2 more
v
34 2
+ =

(A 4) +
+

than twice Andrew’s age. 5 years ago, Sam was 3 times Andrew’s age. How old 3(A 5)
3 -
5
=
-

... 1 29

was Lauren 5 years ago? (Ans; 24 )

=

1 -
5 24
=

G 2L 1
=
+

-Gabby is 1 year more than twice Larry’s age. 3 years from now, Megan will be 2(G 3)
n 3 +
=
+
-
27

v
n 4
3( 4)
-

1
=
- -

27 less than twice Gabby’s age. 4 years ago, Megan was 1 year old less than 3 ... M 30 =

times Larry’s age. How old will Megan be 3 years from now? ( Ans; 33) M 3 33 +
=

- Jesse, Maria and Charles went to the local craft store to purchase supplies for 35 4B

65 5B
+

+
5G 24.40
+

2G 30.40
+
=

making decorations for the upcoming dance at the high school. Jesse purchased 35 2B
+
+

G 13.40
=

three sheets of craft paper, four boxes of markers and five glue sticks. His bill, ...S 1.75

B
= 3.60
=

v
before taxes was $24.40. Maria spent $30.40 when she bought six sheets of craft G 0.95 =

paper, five boxes of markers and two glue sticks. Charles, purchases totaled
$13.40 when he bought three sheets of craft paper, two boxes of markers and one
glue stick. Determine the unit cost of each item.
(Ans; 1 sheet of craft paper = $1.75
1 box of markers = $3.60
1 glue stick = $0.95

- Calculate the number of minutes that Carlos called within Canada, to the United
v States, and to Mexico during the month of December. The charges are 28¢/min
within Canada, 30¢/min to the U.S., and 84¢/min to Mexico if the following 0.28c +0.300 0.84M 90.96 +
=

conditions applied: M 20
=

• His total bill for the month was $90.96

C n +

122
=

• He talked twice as long to Mexico as he did to the U.S. .. c 42

=

40
• The total number of minutes spent talking within Canada and to Mexico
V =

M 00 =

was 122.
(Ans; Carlos talked for 42 minutes within Canada, to the U.S. for 40
minutes and to Mexico for 80 minutes.)

- Cory, Josh and Dan went shopping for Halloween treats. Cory bought 3 chocolate
v pumpkins, 4 masks and 8 candy witches. He spent $36.65. Josh bought 5 chocolate pumpkins,
3 masks and 10 candy witches. He spent $37.50. Dan bought 4 chocolate pumpkins, 5 masks
and 6 candy witches. He spent $43.45. Write a system of equations to represent this problem
and algebraically calculate the unit price of each item purchased. (Ans;Each 34 4M 8w 36.65
+ +
=

54 +
3M +10W 37.50 =

chocolate pumpkin costs $2.55. Each mask costs $[Link] candy witch costs 44 5M 6w +

43.45
=

..P 2.55

$.75.)
=

M 5.75 =

W 0.75
=

- John inherited $25,000 and invested part of it in a money market account, part in
municipal bonds, and part in a mutual fund. After one year, he received a total of
 M B +

F
+

25000
=

M(6%) B(7%) F(8%) +

+
= 1620

$1,620 in simple interest from the three investments. The money market paid 6% B
= F 6000 +

v annually, the bonds paid 7% annually, and the mutually fund paid 8% annually. There
was $6,000 more invested in the bonds than the mutual funds. Find the amount John
... M

=8000
B

I
15000
=

2000
=

invested in each category. (ans; $15000 is invested in the money market

account, $8000 is invested in the municipal bonds, and $2000 is invested in
mutual funds)

- The ABC Shipping Company charges $2.90 for all packages weighing less than or x z(150%)
=

equal to 5 lbs, $5.20 for packages weighting more than 5 lbs and less than 10 lbs, and x y z 300
+
+ =

~
2.90x
$8.00 for all packages weighing 10 lbs or more. The number of packages weighing 5 5.20y 8.002 1508
+
+ =

120
lbs or less is 50% more than the number of packages weighing 10 lbs or more. One
:x =

I =1
day shipping charges for 300 orders was $1,508. Find the number of packages in each
category (Ans; There were 120 packages that weighed 5 lbs or less, 100 packages
that weighed between 5 lbs and 10 lbs, and 80 packages that weighed 10 lbs or
more)
x y z
+ +
50000
=

n(6%) y(8%) 2(10%) 3700

-A total of $50,000 is invested in three funds paying 6%, 8%, and 10% simple
+
+ =

v
x 22

interest. The yearly interest is $3,700. Twice as much money is invested at 6% as

=

.. n
30000
invested at 10%. How much is invested in each of the funds. (Ans; $30,000 invested
=

y 5000
=

@6% , $5000 invested @8%, $15,000 invested @ 10%)

2 =
15000

- Your company has three acid solutions on hand: 30%, 40%, and 80% acid. It can
mix all three to come up with a 100-gallons of a 39% acid solution. If it interchanges
the amount of 30% solution with the amount of the 80% solution in the first mix, it
can create a 100-gallon solution that is 59% acid. How much of the 30%, 40%, and y n + +

z 100 =

80% solutions did the company mix to create a 100-gallons of a 39% acid u(30%) y(40%) 2(80%)
100/39%)
+ +

r
=

solution? (Ans; In terms of the original problems, 50 gallons of the 30% solution, x(80%) y(40%) 2(30%) 100(59%)
+ =
+

40 gallons of the 40% solution, and 10 gallons of the 80% solution can be mixed 50
.. x =

I 4
=

to produced 100 gallons of a 50% solutions.)

- Five hundred tickets were sold for a certain music concert. The tickets for the adults

v
sold for $7.50, the tickets for the children sold for $4.00, and tickets for senior citizen
sold for $3.50. The revenue for the Monday performance was $3,025. Twice as many
adult tickets were sold as children tickets. How many of each ticket was sold? ( Ans;
300 adult tickets, 150 children tickets, and 50 senior citizen tickets.) A c 5 500
+
+

7.50A 4.00 +3.505 3025

+
=

A
=
2C

... A 300
=

C 150
=

S 50=
 Goodluck Future Allstar
Cadets!! :D
I don't care about failing because I do not
want to sit down in my older years and
say, 'How come I didn't try?'
-TONY FERNANDES