Haps Boys maths 2016
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Haps Boys maths 2016
Does anyone have the answers? I struggle to mark them!
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Have you searched on here? If you post a specific question or a link then I'm happy to help.
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I'm sure it was just a typo in the title, but you will have a better chance of success if you search on Habs Boys
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Please can you let me know how to solve this Q ?
Look carefully at the following five supermarket offers
A Buy one get one free
B Buy one get the second for half price
C Buy two get one free
D Buy four and pay only for three
E One-third of all prices
Two pairs of these offers actually give the same value for money ,write down the letters represending both of these pairs in the spaces below
----- and ---- give the same value for money
----- and ----- give the same value for money
Look carefully at the following five supermarket offers
A Buy one get one free
B Buy one get the second for half price
C Buy two get one free
D Buy four and pay only for three
E One-third of all prices
Two pairs of these offers actually give the same value for money ,write down the letters represending both of these pairs in the spaces below
----- and ---- give the same value for money
----- and ----- give the same value for money
Re: Haps Boys maths 2016
I would choose a price and work them out - I would suggest £3 as we need to find one third.TW7Karthi wrote:Look carefully at the following five supermarket offers
A Buy one get one free
B Buy one get the second for half price
C Buy two get one free
D Buy four and pay only for three
E One-third of all prices
Two pairs of these offers actually give the same value for money ,write down the letters represending both of these pairs in the spaces below
----- and ---- give the same value for money
----- and ----- give the same value for money
A) £3 buys 2 ie £1.50 each
B) £4.50 buys 2 ie £2.25 each
Can you finish it now?
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Try looking at them re: What do you get? What do you pay for?TW7Karthi wrote:Please can you let me know how to solve this Q ?
Look carefully at the following five supermarket offers
A Buy one get one free
B Buy one get the second for half price
C Buy two get one free
D Buy four and pay only for three
E One-third of all prices
Two pairs of these offers actually give the same value for money ,write down the letters represending both of these pairs in the spaces below
----- and ---- give the same value for money
----- and ----- give the same value for money
For example, with option B,
- when you buy two together, you get the second at half price, so
- you get two, but only pay for one and a half
So if for example you bought four (two lots of two), how many would you have to pay for? Does this deal look like any of the others?
etc
Last edited by ToadMum on Thu Jan 04, 2018 10:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Haps Boys maths 2016
With £12 in hand and price per item is £3 pound I get following answers
A offer will give me 8 items [ Buy one get one free] so per pound I get 2/3 of item
B offer will give me 5 items [ Buy one get the second for half price ] so per pound I get 5/12 item
C offer will give 6 items [ Buy two get one free] so per pound 1/2 item
D offer will give 5 items [ Buy four and pay only for three] so per pound 5/12 item
E offer will give 12 items [ one-third of all prices] so per pound 1 item
so my answer is only B and D will give same value for money , however I didn't get another pair of same value.
Any help ?
A offer will give me 8 items [ Buy one get one free] so per pound I get 2/3 of item
B offer will give me 5 items [ Buy one get the second for half price ] so per pound I get 5/12 item
C offer will give 6 items [ Buy two get one free] so per pound 1/2 item
D offer will give 5 items [ Buy four and pay only for three] so per pound 5/12 item
E offer will give 12 items [ one-third of all prices] so per pound 1 item
so my answer is only B and D will give same value for money , however I didn't get another pair of same value.
Any help ?
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Yes, it might be easier to try my approach as some of your choices don't work well e.g. D
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I don't think I would do it like that (sorry, Guest55 )TW7Karthi wrote:With £12 in hand and price per item is £3 pound I get following answers
A offer will give me 8 items [ Buy one get one free] so per pound I get 2/3 of item
B offer will give me 5 items [ Buy one get the second for half price ] so per pound I get 5/12 item
C offer will give 6 items [ Buy two get one free] so per pound 1/2 item
D offer will give 5 items [ Buy four and pay only for three] so per pound 5/12 item
E offer will give 12 items [ one-third of all prices] so per pound 1 item
so my answer is only B and D will give same value for money , however I didn't get another pair of same value.
Any help ?
A Buy one get one free
Get two, pay for one
Get four, pay for two
B Buy one get the second for half price
Get two, pay for one and a half
Get four, pay for three
C Buy two get one free
Get three, pay for two (alternative way of saying this: pay for two-thirds of what you get?)
D Buy four and pay only for three
E One-third of all prices
Get three, pay for...?
Now can you see another pair?
Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read.Groucho Marx
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E will be get three and pay for one. which is equal to 1/3 isn't ? sorry I'm trying to understand this but failing. Can you give me more clue ? could not do itToadMum wrote:I don't think I would do it like that (sorry, Guest55 )TW7Karthi wrote:With £12 in hand and price per item is £3 pound I get following answers
A offer will give me 8 items [ Buy one get one free] so per pound I get 2/3 of item
B offer will give me 5 items [ Buy one get the second for half price ] so per pound I get 5/12 item
C offer will give 6 items [ Buy two get one free] so per pound 1/2 item
D offer will give 5 items [ Buy four and pay only for three] so per pound 5/12 item
E offer will give 12 items [ one-third of all prices] so per pound 1 item
so my answer is only B and D will give same value for money , however I didn't get another pair of same value.
Any help ?
A Buy one get one free
Get two, pay for one
Get four, pay for two
B Buy one get the second for half price
Get two, pay for one and a half
Get four, pay for three
C Buy two get one free
Get three, pay for two (alternative way of saying this: pay for two-thirds of what you get?)
D Buy four and pay only for three
E One-third of all prices
Get three, pay for...?
Now can you see another pair?