PSLE Qn7 2011
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The document shows that if two objects travel for the same time, their speed ratio will equal their distance ratio. This concept is then applied to a word problem about two runners, Alex and Bob, running on a 400m track. Alex's speed is 190m/min and Bob's is 25m/min slower. The question asks how many complete rounds Alex had run when he was 300m farther than Bob. The solution uses the concept that speed ratio equals distance ratio to set up and solve equations to determine that Alex had run 5 complete rounds.
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PSLE Qn7 2011
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- 2. ABCommon Time Unit Transfer MethodIf Object A and Object B travel the SAME TIMETime = 1 hr1 km/h2 km/hObservation: Conclusion:
- 3. ABCommon Time Unit Transfer MethodIf Object A and Object B travel the SAME TIMETime = 1 hr1 km/h2 km/hObservation: Conclusion:
- 4. ABCommon Time Unit Transfer MethodIf Object A and Object B travel the SAME TIMETime = 1 hr1x1= 1km1 km/h2 km/hObservation: Conclusion:
- 5. ABCommon Time Unit Transfer MethodIf Object A and Object B travel the SAME TIMETime = 1 hr1x1= 1km1 km/h2 x1= 2km2 km/hObservation: Conclusion:
- 6. ABCommon Time Unit Transfer MethodIf Object A and Object B travel the SAME TIMETime = 1 hr1x1= 1km1 km/h2x1= 2km2 km/hObservation: Conclusion: If two objects travel for the same time: their Speed Ratio equal Distance Ratio
- 7. Lets ApplyPSLE 2011/P2Alex and Bob were running round a 400 m circular track. Alex ran at a speed of 190m/min while Bob ran at a speed 25m/min slower than Alex. When Alex ran 300 m more than Bob, how many complete rounds had he run?
- 8. Alex and Bob were running round a 400 m circular track. Alex ran at a speed of 190m/min while Bob ran at a speed 25m/min slower than Alex. When Alex ran 300 m more than Bob, how many complete rounds had he run?Lets ApplySame time : Speed Ratio equal Distance RatioSTEP 1
- 9. Alex and Bob were running round a 400 m circular track. Alex ran at a speed of 190m/min while Bob ran at a speed 25m/min slower than Alex. When Alex ran 300 m more than Bob, how many complete rounds had he run?Lets ApplySame time : Speed Ratio equal Distance RatioSTEP 1
- 10. Alex and Bob were running round a 400 m circular track. Alex ran at a speed of 190m/min while Bob ran at a speed 25m/min slower than Alex. When Alex ran 300 m more than Bob, how many complete rounds had he run?Lets ApplySame time : Speed Ratio equal Distance RatioSTEP 1
- 11. Alex and Bob were running round a 400 m circular track. Alex ran at a speed of 190m/min while Bob ran at a speed 25m/min slower than Alex. When Alex ran 300 m more than Bob, how many complete rounds had he run?Lets ApplySame time : Speed Ratio equal Distance RatioSTEP 238u 33u 300
- 12. Alex and Bob were running round a 400 m circular track. Alex ran at a speed of 190m/min while Bob ran at a speed 25m/min slower than Alex. When Alex ran 300 m more than Bob, how many complete rounds had he run?Lets ApplySame time : Speed Ratio equal Distance RatioSTEP 238u 33u 3005u 300
- 13. Alex and Bob were running round a 400 m circular track. Alex ran at a speed of 190m/min while Bob ran at a speed 25m/min slower than Alex. When Alex ran 300 m more than Bob, how many complete rounds had he run?Lets ApplySame time : Speed Ratio equal Distance RatioSTEP 238u 33u 3005u 3001u 300 歎 5 = 60
- 14. Alex and Bob were running round a 400 m circular track. Alex ran at a speed of 190m/min while Bob ran at a speed 25m/min slower than Alex. When Alex ran 300 m more than Bob, how many complete rounds had he run?Lets ApplySame time : Speed Ratio equal Distance Ratio38u 33u 3005u 3001u 300 歎 5 = 6038u 38 x 60 = 2280STEP 3Ans: 24 cm
- 15. Alex and Bob were running round a 400 m circular track. Alex ran at a speed of 190m/min while Bob ran at a speed 25m/min slower than Alex. When Alex ran 300 m more than Bob, how many complete rounds had he run?Lets ApplySame time : Speed Ratio equal Distance Ratio38u 33u 3005u 3001u 300 歎 5 = 6038u 38 x 60 = 2280Number of rounds 2280 歎 400 = 5.7 5 roundsAns: 5 complete roundsSTEP 3