Singapore Math: Grade 5 Word Problem
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Singapore Math: Grade 5 Word Problem
Example: Tin Jin saved $3500 in April. His monthly salary is twice the amount he saved in April. He saved $4200 less than the amount he spent in May. How much did he save in May?
Singapore Math - P5 2008 Paper1A ACS Question 6
What is the missing number? Singapore Math - P5 2008 Paper2 ACS Question 7
Find area of shaded region
Singapore Math - P5 2008 Paper1 RGPS Question 12
Area of shaded region
Singapore Math - P5 2008 Paper2 RGPS Question 16
Percentage question with answer
Example: The table below shows the result of the sale of tickets for the two performances stage by a school. In the first performance, 75% of the seats were Standard seats. In the second performance, some VIP sets were added and the total number of seats increased to 1460. Given that $21 900 more were collected in the second performance, how many percent of the sets in the second performance were VIP seats? Singapore Math - P5 2008 Paper2 ACS Question 17
Example: A fruit seller had 28 kg of fresh plums. The plums contained 70% water when fresh. Ten days later, the plums contained only 60% water. What was the mass of the plums ten days later?
More Lessons for Singapore Math
Math Worksheets
Examples, videos, worksheets, solutions and activities to help students learn to solve word problems in Singapore Math.
Singapore Math: Grade 5 Word Problem
Example: Tin Jin saved $3500 in April. His monthly salary is twice the amount he saved in April. He saved $4200 less than the amount he spent in May. How much did he save in May?
What is the missing number? Singapore Math - P5 2008 Paper2 ACS Question 7
Find area of shaded region
Area of shaded region
Percentage question with answer
Example: The table below shows the result of the sale of tickets for the two performances stage by a school. In the first performance, 75% of the seats were Standard seats. In the second performance, some VIP sets were added and the total number of seats increased to 1460. Given that $21 900 more were collected in the second performance, how many percent of the sets in the second performance were VIP seats? Singapore Math - P5 2008 Paper2 ACS Question 17
Example: A fruit seller had 28 kg of fresh plums. The plums contained 70% water when fresh. Ten days later, the plums contained only 60% water. What was the mass of the plums ten days later?
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