Challenging Primary 4 New Maths Problems
Written by James Ang on August 29 2005 at 12:00AM Printer Friendly
 

Can your Child do Primary 4 level New Maths problems? Try our 2 challenging specimen questions now!

 
Don't forget to try our Challenging Primary 6 New Maths Problems too!

Q1. Mrs Ang has some children. Each of her daughters has twice as many brothers as sisters. Each of her sons has the same number of brothers as sisters. How many daughters does Mrs Ang have?

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Q2. John is given a large container filled with 2.4 litres of orange juice. He has 3 empty containers whose capacities are 1.3 litres, 1.1 litres and 0.5 litres. What can John do to get 3 equal portions of 0.8 litres of orange juice each.

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Step 2. Pour 0.5 litres container of juice completely into 1.3 litres container. Fill up 1.3 litres container completely with juice from 1.1 litres container. There will be 0.3 litres of juice left in 1.1 litres container.

Step 3. Next, pour 1.3 litres container of juice into the empty 0.5 litres container.
1.3-0.5 = 0.8 litres (in 1.3 litres container)
2.4-0.8-0.8 = 0.8 litres. (in the other 2 containers)


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